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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune dates from 1894 with a Sunday edition copy policy and contact numbers for circulation issues. Rates are listed for Evening and Sunday subscriptions by zone and duration. An old post office notice notes second class mail status since 1903.
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and rumors and to refrain from criticizing without knowledge. It emphasizes faith in America and a respectful view of government, encouraging constructive dialogue over negative chatter.
The piece alleges Russia and Red China push indirect peace moves through unofficial channels. It cites Acheson denying such approaches while The Voice of America asserts fire behind the rumors and claims Malik at the U N was exposed. It claims the United Nations rejects a black market in peace and accuses Malik of being caught with his pants down.
The court affirms the eleven leaders for teaching and advocating overthrow, while Justices differ on relying on law versus free speech. Jackson calls Communism not jailed by jail terms, Douglas and Frankfurter praise free speech as a shield, Black dissents on limiting rights. The piece urges faith in informed discussion to safeguard democracy.
The passage argues that faith remains a core pillar lifting America above prior political feats, framing belief as central regardless of whether the issue is communism or another concern. It emphasizes the enduring value of faith in guiding national resolve.
General Electric engineer Robert P. Haviland explains the two stage Bumper rocket program for the Army Ordnance Corps at White Sands proving grounds. Ten variables including trajectory geography wind air density and earth rotation must be factored to land within miles of the launch site during the ten minute flight.
A historical recount traces Bell and Watson's first exchange to today’s vast Bell system network. It notes 42 million phones in the U S, 140 million daily two way conversations, the 1950 world total, and the drop in long distance rates from 75 to 12 dollars for London or Moscow calls.
Interim 1950 census notes show more boys than girls over age 14 and more single men than single women. The excess female population appears only below age 14, while males predominate in older groups. Unattached young women are urged to adjust hopes, and unattached men are advised to reconsider expectations.
Recent births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Lewis James and a girl to Mr and Mrs Harry McCoy. Florence Frazier returns home from Glendale School for Girls Cincinnati for summer vacation. Iviga Balearic Islands survey notes ten men per woman. Officer Guy Bowsher reports 78 deaths and 61 births in May. Albert R Owens invites for June 12 Terre Haute High School Alumni reunion. Marriage licenses issued to Mohr Magivan Austin Deasee Thompson. City rail offices stay open Saturday afternoon per order. Finley McNutt and wife return east from West Point graduation. Staunton contract awarding a $25000 school building drew local contractors.
A grab bag of simple queries covering radio wave length the head of the Church of England the discoverer of radium which two landlocked South American republics lack seaports and the identity of the pips on playing cards.
Entries record 632 A D Mohammed Maho met death, 1778 Beau Brummel born, 1937 Jean Harlow died, 1944 Allies capture Bayeux during Normandy campaign, 1948 Eduard Benes resigns as Czechoslovak president to avoid communist constitution.
George Szell receives birthday greetings from family and friends. Also celebrating on this date are Alexander de Seversky airplane designer and writer on aeronautics Jessica Tandy actress and Rocky Graziano boxer.
The entry defines uranium as a radioactive element of the chromium group found in pitchblende and other minerals. It notes its reduction to a heavy, nickel white metal and traces the word origin to New Latin from the planet Uranus.
Advice notes diplomacy and understanding help navigate the coming year. It counsels using charm to overcome difficulties and suggests a child born under favorable vibes will grow clever and moderately successful.
A line from Ben Jonson states that true language arises from the deepest part of a person's being and is spoken so others may perceive. The reflection emphasizes inward origin of speech.
A line of text notes the distance a radio wave travels from an aerial before the next wave is generated. It references King George VI and mentions Mme Marie Curie with Pierre. It lists Paraguay and Bolivia and ends with The spots.
At the University of Michigan Alpha Delta Pi sisters sewed and installed draperies at Alpha Epsilon Pi while the brothers mixed and poured a new cement basement floor in the sorority house. The cooperative effort pleased all involved.
Walter Winchell surveys political and press circles in Washington and New York. He notes Runyon Fund reports on cancer research, jury awards, Pulitzer politics, and civil rights issues alongside editorials and personal journalist anecdotes.
In Tunica Mississippi U P reports Miss Happy Mrs W E Reichardt retires after 38 years of personalized telephone service. Neighbors shower gifts including diamond pins silver sets autmatic toasters. She guided callers with cheerful prompts and offered to call numbers elsewhere when needed.
For readers born on June 7, a thoughtful, culture loving personality is described. The column outlines traits, social ease, caution in marriage, and success in balanced living. It then lists daily star signs from Gemini to Taurus with brief guidance and ends noting distribution by United Feature Syndicate.
Hollywood director George Cukor says glamour queens are not really temperamental. He once slapped Shelly Winters during a rehearsal when she ad libbed after he refused changes. Cukor notes twenty years in directing and starts work again in June at 20th Century Fox on The Marriage Broker.
The text notes metals five to ten times stronger than current strongest materials, sunlight vastly brighter than the full moon, the Danish flag adopted in 1219 as the oldest unchanged flag, the Mississippi River widening to about 14 420 feet and 77 miles below Cairo Illinois, the U S standard time adopted in 1883, and Egypts Nile River length at 3 500 miles.
A medical article explains alopecia areata as sudden coin sized patches of hair loss with no clear cause. It notes gender differences, possible viral links, mental shock as a trigger, and that most recover while totalis and universalis imply permanent loss. Treatments include tonics with arsenic iron cod liver oil hexamine and mercuric chloride chrysarobin with castor oil. Consulting a physician early is advised.
Natchez Mississippi recounts the tale of John Murrell the pirate who planned a slave rebellion from the Devil's Punchbowl. He was captured after a chase, imprisoned for horse theft, and the gang dispersed. His ghost is said to roam the swampy Natchez landmark forever.
A collection of brief observations and anecdotes touching on crime in India a bandit Bhupat Makwana and reward offered for capture. Notes on white collar workers Norway milk industry laundry moths and Americanization trends include California students record and England snack habits.
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