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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
4
Historical note records name changes of Terre Haute newspapers, noting shifts from The Terre Haute Gazette in 1869 to the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette in 1894, including publication evolution and regional press history.
Public notice shows Tribune contact numbers and sections for staff across times and offices. It lists subscription rates for various zones and durations and notes unsolicited submissions are at owner's risk with no liability for return.
The Tribune calls readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism, urging trust in America and constructive discussion of government. It emphasizes factual discourse and prudent public engagement to uphold civic values.
The piece defends civil disagreement and warns against abusive labels used by officials and critics. It cites MacArthur as an example of dignified conduct and contrasts it with a naval officer’s harsh epithets toward leaders. It condemns name-calling as harmful to national dialogue.
West Berlin graduates born to Hitler era mothers confront high unemployment as US aid funds relief. Officials warn numbers will rise toward 1955 56 peak while birth rates had surged from 1930s to 1939 and now hover near 16 per thousand.
Berlin officials have not fixed graduation timing this year amid plans to delay the ceremony. Authorities fear more youths will join 285,000 unemployed as 28,000 under-18 graduates enter the job market, raising concerns about juvenile delinquency.
A report by Claude A. Armour says Memphis enforces strict noise abatement. Police arrest horn blowers, fined drivers, and stop noisy weddings and charivari. Doctors and clinics protest excessive noise in downtown areas.
Admirers of Sherlock Holmes tour a summer museum at 221-B Baker Street in London. Exhibits include Holmes pipes, chemical apparatus, a hypodermic needle, tea cups, newspapers, a shattered bust, and a Reichenbach mud test tube. American Holmes clubs and the Baker Street Journal are noted as influential enthusiasts.
The All-Union Physical Culture Commission orders Russians to take up table tennis on a mass scale. The writer argues sports can curb warlike tendencies and broaden contact with outside groups, noting the small sport might foster judgment and positive exchange.
Dr. Arthur C. Twomey of Carnegie Museum designs a four wheel drive jungle buggy for a drilling trip into central Honduras. A winch equipped truck is being remodeled in the museum shop to carry equipment for fauna search on his first interior Honduras expedition.
In Lafayette the United Spanish War Veterans designated Terre Haute as the 1912 convention city during their closing session. Local life notes include Bertie Gillis injured by a cellar door. street paving petitions on Sycamore Street. James Propst becoming county superintendent of schools. Crawford school graduates to receive diplomas. Stanearts visiting Iowa and Colorado. May Riley returning from Logansport. Vigo County joining Fort Wayne bid for the 1912 state Sunday school convention. Charles Stark aiding the auditing committee of the United Mine Workers. and Captain Ben Wimner with Co B sharpshooters en route to Spencer for battalion squad trials.
Walter Winchell notes 1950-51 Broadway season had 90 premieres with musicals topping investment returns at half the shows. Only seven of 43 straight plays profited while revivals rose one third. Despite costs, Broadway added 30 shows vs last year as movietown tightens.
Answers: 1. United States. 2. General of the Army (five-star) commander in World War II. 3. The American Expeditionary Forces with General John J. Pershing. 4. A Welshman named Taffy allegedly stole a Welshman's curate's cow in the rhyme. 5. A condiment is a sauce, seasoning, or flavoring added to food.
A compact aphorism warns against delaying wise action for fear of future consequences. It emphasizes choosing wisdom now to prevent a harmful pattern across life. While referencing Edward Young, the quote functions as a moral reminder rather than a news item.
The term prescience refers to foreknowledge and foresight especially regarding the future. It derives from Old French and Latin roots meaning to know beforehand.
A favorable day to start new projects and protect personal interests. Affairs should improve rapidly both materially and socially. The forecast notes a notably reliable personality likely for today’s child.
Alfred Kazin the critic and William Boyd the actor have birthdays marked today with celebratory cakes. Fans and colleagues acknowledge the milestone as both figures reach another year.
In Europe during World War II the Allied supreme commander oversaw operations involving the 42nd Rainbow Division stationed in France. A piece of beef and a relish used to flavor foods are referenced in meal-related notes from frontline supply lines.
The Hobbema Indians in Canada harvest willows for sale as fence posts. They have practiced this annually since 1915, shipping up to a million posts in some years. Prices range from two to four cents each, with farming districts as the main market.
A decade long run of the musical Oklahoma! draws a festive homecoming with a luminous parade and glowing notices. Broadway chatter mentions Woman with Red Hair and a Tarkington adaptation Seven Teen as staging plans while Milton Berle headlines donor drives for Runyon Fund.
Cosmo politan lauds Dan Parker Runyon Fund president and sports pages heavyweight champ for sharp coverage. Collier’s highlights Veep Barkley counsel to speakers. Dennis James handles Charles Maxim bout with restraint letting cameras report. Eddie Cantor sends telegram from Doctors Hospital teasing nurses.
West Virginia University researchers suggest growing Christmas trees as a new income source. Foresters note most soils suit tree cultivation except very dry or poor land. elevation and soil moisture are key. Dry-soil species include Scotch pine and eastern red cedar. moist-soil options cover balsam fir, Douglas fir, red spruce, and Norway spruce.
Waxahachie Texas reports J E McWhorter pledged to wed the first of ten county courthouse workers who produced the required material. The ceremony was offered if appointed justice of the peace, but none of the girls has appeared with the needed documents yet.
South Derefield Massachusetts Frank Wogtkielewicz escaped serious injury when his car lost control and crashed through the gate at the residence of Nelson St. Peter.
The Tuesday horoscope notes vigorous vitality and a love of movement. It warns against impulsive actions and fickle relationships while urging careful work and foresight. Surprises are expected at ages 17 24 and 31 with critical decisions likely then.
Distributed by United Feature Syndicate. Daily zodiac advice covers loans time trading self confidence job hunting planning raises finances ventures and responsibilities for each sign from Gemini to Taurus with cautions on overcommitment and careful decision making.
One of the first electrical findings shows that rubbing sealing wax on fur makes it electrified, illustrating early experiments in static electricity and conductive materials.
Hydrocephalus, a disease of newborns and infants, features fluid buildup in brain cavities. It causes increased pressure, head enlargement, vomiting, irritability, and potential mental retardation. diagnosis often uses X rays and treatment may include surgical intervention.
The article explains that foul breath often stems from dental issues such as cavities and poor mouth hygiene, with food particles between teeth causing odor. It notes possible infections in tonsils, nose, or sinuses, and even constipation or dyspepsia. A thorough examination identifies the cause and proper measures clear the odor.
Hollywood remembers Judy Garland born Frances Gumm in Little Grand Rapids Minnesota. The star from vaudeville to Hollywood endured marriages to Dave Rose and Vincente Minnelli and starred in Oz and Meet Me in St Louis. Her career included stage and screen triumphs and a 1950 attempted suicide revealed in studio reports.
A NYS Department of Commerce study shows 58 percent more business firms have headquarters in New York than in the next leading state. Other notes include water's rise if lakes joined oceans, and a Fort Worth Convair plant fact. Malaria cases totaled 572,950 in WWII military ranks.
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