Tribune Daily and Gazette Establishments and Delivery Notice
The Terre Haute Tribune Daily and Terre Haute Gazette dating back to 1569 and 1894 announce call procedures for missed copies. If the Tribune is not received by 6:06 pm, call C-133i by 7 pm. a messenger will send a copy. Contact before 11 am on Sunday. Entered as second class matter January 1, 1903, Terre.
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Tribune Platform Cites Fair Talk And Patriotism
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism while promoting faith in America and respectful discourse about government. It calls for responsible communication and minimizes rumors within public debate.
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Taft supporters question Eisenhower speech in Abilene
Taft forces express confusion over Eisenhower remarks while leaders mock or praise aspects of the address. Critics note omissions on FEPC health care and foreign policy. Eisenhower aides likely guided the message, avoiding specifics on key issues.
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Behind the Iron Curtain Moscow expands television access
Moscow’s skyline bristles with antennas as state factories produce TV sets for widespread retail in state stores. Moscow, Leningrad, and Kiev host centers. Moscow broadcasts six days a week with a Sunday children’s show. Football telecasts win instant acclaim and Puppet Theatre productions charm young viewers.
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The Crucial Point on German Crisis Fear
American officials fear a new Korean style incident could trigger war between East and West Germany as Soviet Zone forces, renamed as a national police, may be mobilized. Washington sources are unsure how far Moscow will go to block West Germany’s alignment with the West.
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Korea and Berlin Tensions Push US Toward Possible Troop Deployment
Secretary of State Dean Ache son warns the United States will defend West Germany and Berlin, signaling a stance that could require American troops if North Korean style Red military moves threaten the West German republic.
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Editorial Page Needs Courage to Judge the News
Tulsa Tribune editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones criticizes excess caution in editorials. He likens overdecorative pages to a cast iron deer that decorates without harming anyone, urging editors to gore the bad and advance the news with constructiveness.
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Baseball contract clause triggers no action by House panel
The House Judiciary Committee took no legislative action on baseball, noting the club owners hold players under contract until traded or released. If free agency existed, teams could outbid others and hurt competition. The panel left it to baseball to resolve its own issues and protect players’ rights to avoid future government interference.
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Lincoln and Ann Rutledge romance debated anew
Mary Todd Lincoln’s 1867 letter to David Davis, found among his papers, challenges the claim that Abraham Lincoln deeply loved Ann Rutledge. She asserts Lincoln cared for no one but her, while historians note Rutledge’s documented existence. The question of true sentiment remains unsettled and debated among scholars.
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Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights
Henry Becker Jr. attended the state convention of the Independent Order of Eagles in Indianapolis. Fires damaged James Mitchell saloon and the Kelsey Rhind blacksmith shop causing thousands in losses. Local events include a Poor Kids’ baseball game ceremony and a gymnastic exhibition at Deming School. County bonds were sold to Prairie Creek township road bonds buyers. John Hoke Beasley will enter Lawrenceville for Princeton prep. Mrs Sherman and daughters visit an Illinois farm for several weeks.
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J. F. Wildland Company
Prairie Creek Township
Deming School
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Cobweb Moth and Mustardseed in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Cobweb Moth and Mustardseed are fairies in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. They accompany Oberon and Titania and assist Puck in the magical mischief that drives the plot.
Birthday cakes for Kazin Boyd Joost Brissie Motley
Alfred Kazin critic William Boyd actor Eddie Joost and Lou Brissie major league players and Marion Motley professional football player should be eating birthday cakes.
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Lou Brissie
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Disclose verb definition in obsolete usage
A concise dictionary entry explains disclose as an obsolete transitive verb meaning to unclose open lay open expose reveal or make known with linguistic roots in Old French and Latin forms. The origin traces to the present stem of Old French desclore derived from Latin discludere.
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Denmark’s Constitution Signed In 1849
Timeline note marks 1849 as the year Denmark adopted its constitution. Also records World War I events with the Hampshire sinking in 1916 and Lord Kitchener aboard, and the 1918 end of the Battle of the Aisne.
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Optimistic note on time saving gear and family future
A hopeful forecast highlights time and effort saving equipment to ease daily life. Financial improvement is anticipated as challenges are overcome in coming months. An optimistic outlook and a sunny demeanor from a wife are seen as aiding the child born on this date through potential rough spots.
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Traveler at Sparta Says Goose Can Do Much
A traveler at Sparta, balancing on one leg, challenges a Lace-Asemonien saying you cannot do much. The reply confirms belief in effort, noting that while the traveler may seem limited, every goose can do its part.
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Memphis editor gets back $3 from 14 years ago
Robert Paine, now managing editor of the Memphis Commercial, received repayment of a $3 contribution made 14 years earlier to help a copy boy fired from a San Diego newspaper. The boy, Samuel Fuller, grew into a Hollywood writer and producer-director.
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Fairies and Figures from Classic Plays and Verse
A concise list noting fairies in Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Glue Bird as an opera, Flanders from John McCrae’s poem, the phrase a flash in the pan, and Gomorrah as the wicked cities destroyed by Jehovah.
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Oaxaca tribes revere trees as ancestral lineage belief
The 15 indigenous groups in what is now Oaxaca held that they descended from trees at the time of the Spanish conquest. They venerated many trees, especially large or ancient ones, as sacred.
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Movita
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Joan Merrill
Broadway Celebs Parade Atop Walter Winchell’s Evening Page
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes celebs at noon NBC telethon for Runyon Cancer Fund with Bishop Fulton Sheen. Ethel Waters and Gloria Marlowe arrive at the Colony. Cornel Wilde, Robert Q. Lewis, Frank Stranahan, and Gloria Stavers among others. Midtown chatter covers Cloaks of stars, sightings, marriages, and industry gossip across New York venues and venues.
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King and I
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Gilmore’s
Robert Q. Lewis
Beautilack
Frank Stranahan
Gloria Stavers
Eartha Kitt
Dynamo
Royale
Blue Angel
Met Opera
Virginia MacWatters
Ike
Ann Pennington
Ziegfeld
George White
Virginia Gilmore
Yul Brynner
Beacon
Victoria
First Negro Moderator Elected in Massachusetts Congregational Church
Julian D. Steele of West Newbury becomes the first Black moderator of a Massachusetts Congregational Christian association. He presided over the Essex North Association's 123rd annual meeting of Congregational Christian Churches in Newburyport.
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Horoscope by Stella for June 5
Born to day you have an impetuous nature causing rapid shifts in love and interest. Enthusiasm can overwhelm but focus on one objective to achieve lasting success. You possess charm tact and leadership yet must delegate dull details and channel talents into constructive activity. Your art gift and scientific mind may shape a distinctive path. The 18th 25th and 32nd birthdays promise major life events. romance should be carefully considered.
Zodiac Daily Guidance for 12 Signs Distributed by United Features Syndicate
Each zodiac sign receives a brief, practical prompt for the day. Gemini urges music and friends to ease tension, while Cancer advises home redecorating and tidying the garden. Leo helps with elderly relatives, Virgo urges urgent letter writing, and Libra anticipates a romantic reunion. Scorpio faces a tougher workday, Sagittarius sticks to a strict schedule, Capricorn promotes hard work, Aquarius aims to quell rumors, Pisces encourages a fresh start, Aries boosts public speaking prep, Taurus enjoys a quiet, pleasing day at home with possible child interruptions.
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Don’t Expect Eddie Bracken to Turn Bogart or Barrymore
Hollywood veteran Eddie Bracken says actors should stay in the type that made them famous. He notes Bracken’s own blundering undergraduate as typical and cites Crawford Bogart Flynn Cooper Scott Wayne Cagney as examples of enduring typecasting. A drought threatens the Tule cypress in Mexico, one of the oldest living beings.
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Preventing and treating bed sores in bedridden patients
Guidance on preventing pressure ulcers emphasizes regular movement, turning and repositioning, skin care, and a smooth bed. Key measures include keeping skin clean and dry, using mild antiseptic powder, applying loosely inflated rubber rings on pressure points, and ensuring a high protein diet with vitamin C. Cod liver oil ointment and mild sunlight may aid healing.
Insulin must be injected into muscle by needle
A reader asks about alternatives to intramuscular insulin. The reply states no other methods exist at present.
Dare Russia To Answer By Graham Patterson
The article argues the Kremlin excels at propaganda due to no truth limits and urges repeating accusations such as germ warfare in Korea. It questions Russian handling of German and Japanese war prisoners and highlights Katyn Forest murders as proof of Soviet guilt, urging continued exposure to sway global opinion.
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Fact Pack From U S Trivia And Geography
A collection of brief facts covers U S resources and places, historic notes, and world and language trivia. It notes North Carolina as a leading kealin producer, Adria and Ravenna in Italy, bicycle ownership, Baltimore statues, Alabama as the yellowhammer state, home accident deaths in 1951, Angel Falls in Venezuela, Batavi a Germanic people, mallard drake behavior, Franklin bifocals, Icelandic language age, Iceland per capita literature, and Great Smoky Mountains fish diversity.
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