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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
4
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The Tribune advocates avoiding gossip and rumors and calls for faith in America. It warns against criticizing without knowledge and urges restraint in discussing government affairs.
A humorous cautionary tale urges families to pick a vacation spot and avoid long, costly road trips. It recalls a friend whose summer drive ended badly and offers tips for safer, calmer travel and safer homecomings.
A bartering road tale shows a man admitting four driving law slips in minutes. He ignored a no left turn sign sped past a speed check cable parked in a no parking zone and narrowly avoided a collision as he made a sharp U turn after leaving the bank and drug store.
The passage notes that his luck carried him through an incident but warns that if he had followed traffic signs and laws, luck would not be needed. It emphasizes prudent driving and adherence to rules as the surest safeguard.
The piece argues hereditary control in politics, citing Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic nominating his brother Hector for president and son Rafael Jr. for VP. It recalls Simon Cameron and his son James Donald Cameron in Pennsylvania, noting a past era of family political machines and contrasting with perceived progress.
The article discusses Senator Gore’s proposal to build several federal atomic energy plants and the ensuing public versus private power debate. It argues that the nation should define its goals, balancing government support with private industry to both advance development and strengthen know-how.
Hollywood seeks realism in ancient spectacles but often shows a cleaned up past. The piece praises true grit over sterile grandeur and urges directors to portray grime and disease as part of ancient life, beyond glossy color and sound.
Rhodesia recruiting American couples to relocate, promising vast undeveloped natural resources and inviting both Negroes and whites. Hubert Ponter of the Federation of Rhodesian Industries promotes equal opportunity while touring American colleges to drum up interest in a new start abroad.
County treasurer records show tax collections since the November settlement totaling 923069 dollars 35 cents. Twenty three seniors will receive diplomas at the close of the term and Normal High School graduation is set for June 12. Various residents and visitors are noted in brief social items and a political visit by John A. Adair Democratic candidate for governor is recorded.
The questions ask: 1 United States President Letitia Christian married 2 The flag displayed 13 stripes and 13 stars in a circle for 15 years 3 CAB stands for Civil Aeronautics Board 4 Hot Springs National Park is in Arkansas 5 Elizabeth Cady Stanton was noted for feminism and women’s rights activism
It Happened Today item notes 1849 Denmark signs its constitution. In 1916 HMS Hampshire is sunk by German mines near Orkney Islands with Lord Kitchener aboard. In 1918 the Battle of the Aisne ends, marking WWI milestones.
Acqu acquire means to gain by effort usually by one’s own exertions. Synonyms include attain procure learn adopt. Origin traces to Latin acquirere from ad plus quaerere to seek.
A reflective quotation notes that early life shapes who we become, invoking Milton to connect childhood to adult identity. The line frames personal development as a sunrise revealing character.
The forecast says average good fortune is indicated in the upcoming months. Tact and restraint will help. A Today's child is described as capable, with kindness and tolerance from childhood aiding long term success.
Birthday wishes are due today to William Boyd actor Eddie Joost and Lou Brissie of baseball fame and Marion Motley former football star.
The items note Letitia Tyler as President John Tyler’s first wife who lived from 1777 to 1795. They reference the Civil Aeronautics Board and Central Arkansas, and touch on women’s suffrage as historical context.
Santa Fe report says mine dust is soluble and poses no added danger to miners. Survey finds inhaled potash dust equals a normal apple intake. Carlsbad mines in New Mexico produce about 90 percent of the U.S. supply.
Debunking whispers from Broadway social pages, Lily Pons and Andre Kos telanetz are seen holding hands through Most Happy Fella as Hal Hayes eyeing Carol Leclair and Donald McKinney court Hildegarde. Rumors link Sonja Henie ex Winthrop Gardiner with Molly Nethher Bragno and Beth Copp as a possible bride.
The sport of kings horse racing thrived in Greece at least 600 years before the Christian Era and later gained popularity in England under King Aethelstan, more than a century before William the Conqueror's reign.
Born today readers are urged to guard against impulsive speaking and warped judgment. The piece notes magnetism and charm, with good fortune around ages 18 25 and 32, and highlights leaders in art and public service such as Igor Stravinsky George Angell and Columbus Delano.
Daily guidance for Gemini through Taurus with advice on organization routine cooperation and decisions. The column notes that progress depends on balanced actions and practical planning, urging focus on work harmony and timely decisions for favorable outcomes.
Hollywood article notes six top stunt riders led by Yakima Canutt perform dangerous pretense of falling from galloping horses in The Guns of Fort Petticoat. Drag falls can extend over 100 feet across desert terrain, with Audie Murphy starring and Ca nnutt directing.
In Roseburg Oregon Ross A Knott 75 took his two granddaughters to a roller rink to teach them skating. The lesson went well for the youngsters but Knott suffered a broken leg and was hospitalized.
President Eisenhower and Latin American heads of state gather June 25 26 in Panama City to mark the 130th anniversary of the 1826 Congress of Panama. The 21 nation OAS council opens June 22 with ambassadors speaking June 22 23. Panama hosts civic events June 25. Eisenhower among early invitees.
Four nations sent delegates to the Panama Congress in 1826 agreeing to a treaty of union and perpetual confederation, a biennial peace congress, a standing army of 60 000, and coordinated defense. Bolivar born 1783, Monroe Doctrine links US policy, Adams influence, US delegates not sent.
Some cysts turn cancerous. If you have a cyst you should be under frequent observation by your physician.
Norwich Connecticut deputy sheriff Paul A. Del Monte gave a driving lesson to his unlicensed wife, who ran the car onto a sidewalk and knocked over a parking meter. He was charged with failure to have a motor vehicle under control while instructing an unlicensed person.
Olympia officials audited Thurston county road vouchers and found a bill for a skin diver hired to fasten a cable to recover an engine from a flooded gravel pit after heavy rains.
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