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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
4
Progress Stymied Again in Terre Haute Annexation Fight
The Indiana Appellate Court reinstates Harrison Township annexation litigation and transfers the case to the Indiana Supreme Court, delaying growth and hindering attracts for industry. Terre Haute's population sits near the 1950 figure of about 64 thousand, while the Chamber of Commerce seeks new industry amid a standstill. The piece urges swift court action to remove city shackles and spur progress with peers in the state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Harrison Township
Indiana Appellate Court
Indiana Supreme Court
U. S
Chamber of Commerce
Round and Round on disarmament and farm policy debates
The article contrasts Eisenhower and Bulganin Khrushchev statements on disarmament and nuclear testing with the 1956 campaign. It notes the stalemate over a foolproof inspection regime and outlines upcoming farm policy battles, highlighting hardship among the lower third of U.S. farm operators and the lack of targeted programs for about 1.2 million sellers under $2,500 in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
United States
Krushchev
Columbia Broadcasting System
Geneva
Farmers Home Administration
Benson seeks authority to set price supports on basic crops
Secretary Benson asks Congress for power to establish price supports on core farm crops in response to requests for concrete farm proposals. The move would enable the Agriculture Department to fix minimum prices for staples to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Beck Bows Out as Teamsters Leader
Dave Beck announces he will not seek re election as head of the Teamsters union reversing his prior stance amid unrest over leadership during a Senate labor racketeering inquiry. The call for accountability and system reforms to prevent future scandals remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Senate
Beck
Teamsters
Horoscope for June 6 Born to day you are inventive and bold
Stella notes you are original and logical with strong will and courage. You may excel as a defense attorney due to your fact gathering, yet you are highly emotional in love and may suffer lasting scars if romance ends badly. Guard health and heed dietary limits. Notables born this date include Will James, Thomas Mann, Nathan Hale, and John Trumbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will James
Thomas Mann
Nathan Hale
Bruno Oscar Klein
John Trumbull
Samuel P. Newman
Daniel Beach
May Wirth
Zodiac Readings for Today Across 12 Signs
Daily fortunes advise caution in business and home for Gemini and Cancer while urging self control for Leo. Virgo should curb impulses, Libra faces cross currents, Scorpio stays calm, Sagittarius enjoys support from partners, Capricorn relies on afternoon management, Aquarius plans calmly, Pisces speeds with wisdom, Aries weighs angles, Taurus favors diplomacy to prevent friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
Embarrassed Clerk Cassiere Hits Mail Bag Error
Nicholas Cassiere, a Cranston postal clerk, discovers a July 1954 letter his wife had given him to mail. The incident centers on a single missing or delayed missive and a personal mishap in the mail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston
R. I
Nicholas Cassiere
Cassiere
Broadway Celebs and Backstage Gossip in New York
Walter Winchell surveys a bustling Broadway scene with John Edgar Hoover and Clyde Tolson dining at Lindys, stars like Eartha Kitt and Judy Holiday spotted at venues, marriages and rumors unfolding, and a vivid behind the scenes look at the social whirl surrounding theater and film figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
John Edgar Hoover
Clyde Tolson
Lindy’s
Washington
Eartha Kitt
5Th Avenue
Chaplin
Judy Holiday
Sardi
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
Celeste Holm
Rumpelmayer
St. Moritz
Ernie Kovacs
Edie Adams
Perry Como
Emmett
Rosie) O’donnell
Jack Dempsey
Debonair Wall Street Bachelor and London Starlet Wed
A Wall Street bachelor, after a mistaken late night entry into a starlet from London, left with a black eye yet married her next morning. Mary Pickford’s final New York stage appearance occurred at Republic Theatre in A Good Little Devil with Clare Boothe Luce as understudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
London
Clifton Myerson
Widder
Met Opera
G. Campora
Hesp
Carlton Adair
Dunes Hotel
Vegas
Perry Sheehan
Powers
Arlene Dahl
Columbia Pictures
Wall Street
Hw Midaka
Mary Pickford
Republic Theatre
New York
Clare Boothe Luce
Tribune and Gaze public notices and subscription info
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announces delivery instructions and contact numbers for missed copies, office contacts for sports and editorial departments, and mail subscription rates with zone distinctions. It notes post office registration, unsolicited submissions policy, and liability disclaimer.
Terre Haute events mark opening and engagements
The Woodlawn inn hosts visitors for final exercises at St. Mary of the Woods in St. Cecelia hall. Engagement announced for Geraldine Dodt to Walter Richter of St. Louis. Cherokee park opens under A H Staempfle with a WRPI Rose Poly broadcast. Clay Phillips to join Beasley Douthitt Crawford Beasley firm July 1 as Bert Beasley moves to Indianapolis. Sarah Peddle Burton serves another year as registrar for the Woman's Department Club nature study section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Inn
St. Mary of the Woods
St. Cecelia Hall
J. B. Dodt
East Poplar Street
Geraldine
Walter C. Richter
St. Louis
Cherokee Park
Terre Haute
A. H. Staempfle
WRPI
Rose Poly
Rose
Francisca Mueller
Clay Phillips
Beasley, Douthitt, Crawford & Beasley
Bert Beasley
Indianapolis
Sarah Peddle Burton
Woman’s Department Club
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick
The Delaware named for Lord De La Warr. June named after Juno. Robert Bruce was spurred by a spider’s persistence. Alfred Lord Tennyson wrote the line. All are places famed for spa waters or bathing towns in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Aix-les-Bains
Baden- Baden
Carlsbad
Bath
Notable American War Events Milestones
Nathan Hale born in 1755. In 1918 American forces triumphed at Belleau Wood. In 1944 D-Day opened the Normandy invasion marking a turning point in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hale
Belleau Wood
Europe
Normandy
France
Daniel Webster Quote On Virtue And Citizenship
A concise note quotes Daniel Webster stating that what makes men good Christians also makes them good citizens, reflecting 19th century civic virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Merciful Adjective Defined in Dictionary Style
The entry presents merciful as an adjective meaning full of mercy and compassionate. It notes synonyms such as mild clement and benignant and references humane as related. The description explains usage in context and ties to humane temperament.
Birthday Tributes for Robert C Sheriff Walter Abel and Bill Dickey
On this date celebrate the birthdays of English playwright Robert C Sheriff author of Journey's End actor Walter Abel and baseball coach Bill Dickey. The note highlights their public figures and the date of birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Sheriff
Walter Abel
Bill Dickey
Child Born Under Influences Promises Happy Life
A message notes that a journey or cooperation of a relative or friend may bring unexpected benefit for a child born under these influences. It emphasizes strong will and integrity of character as keys to a happy, successful life.
Virginia river name linked to early governor and tribe
The passage traces how the name Virginia originated from Lord De La Warr and was first applied to the river then to the Indian tribe and the state. It mentions the Roman goddess Juno and notes the persistence of a spider weaving its web as a metaphor, with a poetic line ending. It also notes sites of medicinal springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord de la Warre
Virginia Company
Bay
Juno
Daddy
Bunny Rabbit
Hippity Hoppity
Don’t Worry About Kids Table Manners
Urbana Ill Children of preschool age should stay at the table until adults finish eating and learn proper utensil use. Parents need not panic if children touch food with fingers. Preschoolers should also avoid monopolizing conversation at the family dinner table says Rita McGreer University of Illinois school dietitian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Rita McGreer
University of Illinois School Dietitian
Side column prompts readers with odd laws and trivia
A collection of curious notes from readers includes reports on unusual local laws such as San Diego forbidding bed smoking and Gary Indiana arrest rules after garlic. It also covers voting participation rankings by state, nickname usage for Bobo, Irish Sweepstakes ticket details, a classic age puzzle, horse temperament, how to judge egg freshness, and warnings about smoking near babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Diego
Calif
Gary
Ind
Our Mr Boyle reads a child’s struggle to read aloud
HAL BOYLE recalls a parent’s frustration and humor as a four year old daughter reads upside down and a mix of stories, from political volumes to nursery tales. The piece contrasts a library’s quest for knowledge with a child’s need for comforting, hopeful endings.
Properly adjust hearing aids for clearer sound
Dr Bundesen notes many users crank volume for comfort but distortion occurs. Have a friend speak at five to six feet, lower the volume until barely heard, then slowly raise to a comfortable level. Regular earmold updates may be needed as the ear shape can change within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Hearing Magazine
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