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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1950
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune Gazette lists contact numbers for delivery issues and deadlines for Sunday and holiday copies. It notes subscription rates for Evening and Sunday and Evening only plans and cites second class mail status as of January 1 1993.
The Tribune and its company disavow responsibility for unsolicited articles manuscripts letters and pictures sent for publication or consideration, including custody or return of such materials.
The Tribune urges readers to avoid criticism without knowledge, reject idle gossip, refrain from running down government, stop spreading rumors, and maintain faith in America.
President Truman used a Missouri trip to present a detailed indictment of Soviet aggression. He accused Russia of extending totalitarian control and urged continued heavy defense spending while highlighting demobilization and peaceful atomic energy sharing.
The Indiana State Board of Health advises lighter summer meals with ample dairy eggs vegetables and fruit. Cut heavy starches sweets and fats while maintaining meat milk and produce. drink skimmed milk if overweight and consume three regular meals daily. Stay hydrated with water, keep hot foods steaming hot and cold foods refrigerated, and avoid overexertion during outdoor activities.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Lucas of Illinois and a leading GOP figure hold the keys to when Congress will adjourn. The pair have the strongest incentive to return home promptly as the session winds down.
Policy chief Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Lucas face re election battles with Ferguson rivalries. Taft campaigned last autumn in Ohio for independent voters while Dirksen has long ridden Illinois for the GOP. Outlook hints at an August adjournment as campaign talks over remaining bills continue.
The Indiana Employment Security Division reported a 10 percent decrease in initial jobless pay claims for the week ending June 3, with 18 398 claims filed. Continued claims fell 11 percent to 15 814, while seasonal inventory and Memorial Day office closings helped temper the drop. The state notes gains in construction absorb labor, with economist Walter Lowell predicting growth through 1950 and into early 1951.
The piece discusses a wide scatter of claims about a spy hunt aimed at Truman and Roosevelt, noting delays in the Amerasia case. It cites James Forrestal urging a go slow stance and President Truman ordering FBI action to proceed quickly, with Vardaman denying involvement and McInerney tying Forrestal to the delay.
Nikita S Krushchev of the Politburo takes charge of agricultural policy replacing Andreyev who favored small farms. Russian papers say small collective farms vote to merge into larger units, with enthusiasm unclear as support or fear of political police.
The island of Tasmania was discovered in 1642 by Dutch navigator Abel Janszoon Tasman during early exploration of the Australian coast.
Marriage licenses issued for Walter Forsythe and Grace Norris Charles M Haymaker and Beulah Foltz Simon Kotkoskey and Avolonge Dalizwell. Primary filings due Saturday for June 17 election. Parsonage basement excavation begins for Centenary church. Wiley High School graduates 88. over 200 eighth graders receive diplomas. Local residents attend university and travel to Lake Maxinkuckee and Chattanooga. Ice cream social to benefit Washington Avenue Guild.
The Salvation Army expands across Mexico with 1,300 soldiers and 30 officers, building a new headquarters in Guatemala City. Col. Ray Gearing leads field work through towns and villages, while Home Leagues organize aid, hospitals, prisons, and Christmas programs as they pursue a 200,000 peso goal.
Questions cover the duration of Jonah in the great fish the identity of Kit Carson the capital of Poland the 183 Texans fort defended in 1836 and the next line after a line about the colonel's lady and Judy OGrady
A historical note records Capt John Smith sworn in as member of Jamestown Virginia council. The brief item places him among early colonial governance in 1607.
The Swiss publisher Albert Skira arrived in Paris in 1929 and, after financing collaborations with Picasso and Matisse, faced failures before reinventing art books for a broader audience. His "History of Modern Art" and Malraux's "Psychology of Art" became NY market hits, with perfectionist editions offered at $12.50.
A collection of brief statements covers risky work for lumberjacks, early U S population, rabies term origin, cattle leadership by India, a 1896 Atlantic row, early cricket in Pennsylvania, F D R radio address from Cartagen Colombia, New Sweden slavery ban, first American map 1783, Inca knot records, arterial blood color, and 1792 U S gold coinage.
Felicitations go today to Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia Frederick Jagel Judy Garland and June Haver. On Sunday June 11 Rise Stevens Hazel Scott and Ernie Nevers have birthdays.
A brief quotation attributed to Madame Necker urges reverence for distant idols, suggesting that direct contact diminishes their impact and fame. The line reflects themes of idealization and separation between observer and admired figures.
The term welkin refers to the sky or air and traces to Anglo-Saxon Wolcen and Wolc iu, meaning cloud, illustrating its ancient linguistic roots.
This Sunday's alignment marks a favorable anniversary with energy and ambition. A charm athlete personality may emerge in a child born under these influences, hinting at possible happy twists and notable progress.
Brig Gen Christopher Carson described as an American frontiersman in a readable reference tied to the city of Warsaw and the Alamo. The item includes an epigraph from Rudyard Kipling about sisters under their skins.
New Castle Delaware with a population around six thousand forms Historic New Castle Inc to restore about 150 buildings to 1680 1830 style. The effort seeks to remove false adornments and preserve authentic colonial features guided by Perry Shaw and Hepburn of Boston. The Presbyterian church building faces a major restoration costing about seventy thousand dollars.
Gemini to Taurus show a range of daily prompts from romance and marriage to property decisions and personal intuition. The piece promises favorable social, travel, and educational avenues, with Pisces and Aquarius highlighted for health and program efforts. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
Hollywood actress Rhonda Fleming rejects author Philip Wylies claim that American women lack sex appeal. She defends motherhood as fulfilling and denounces the notion of female martyrdom, stating she supports herself on Paramounts Beyond the Sunset and prefers natural hair and no corsets.
Fort Worth Texas reports that a salesman assigned to jury duty was excused after his name appeared on the juror list. The individual, District Attorney Stewart Hellman, was slated to prosecute criminal cases during the jury period.
A recent study suggests driver personality, more than vehicle or road conditions, drives accidents. High accident drivers show aggression, rule defiance, and bluffing on the road, while safer drivers are courteous and steady. Training applicants for licenses on these traits could cut crashes.
The cause for moles on some persons is not known. They appear unrelated to liver disorders or vitamin deficiency. If moles increase in size removal by surgery is advisable.
The National Cancer Institute labs in Bethesda study basic cell growth across six bioscience fields to cure cancer. Early detection boosts survival to 93 percent. advanced stages drop to 29 percent. X ray and radium therapies target cancer cells with minimal harm to normal tissue, while cures remain sought.
The Madison County Historical Society reports the Mississippi has shifted about a mile east and the Missouri more than a mile south since 1804. Researchers locate the Lewis and Clark expedition camp at a site now roughly three quarters across the Mississippi from the west bank.
Two Freeport fire companies responded to a kitchen blaze at the H. J. Stimpert home caused by a burned roast. No injuries reported as firefighters contained the fire.
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