Editorials on hydrogen bomb tests and communism
The piece rebuts claims that concerns about hydrogen bomb tests and fallout are Communist propaganda. It argues against labeling dissent as the motive of scientists like Albert Schweitzer and calls for cautious inquiry into fallout risks before further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Albert Schweitzer
Smith
Russia
Congressman Smith
Dr. Schweitzer
United States
Great Britain
Preservation vs Destruction Sparks Washington Debate
Proposals to demolish older government buildings in Washington face objections from preservationists who argue for historic value. Supporters counter that saving the structures could cut costs and benefit taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The Du Pont Ruling and Its Broad Implications
The Supreme Court ruled that Du Pont violated anti trust laws by acquiring about 23 percent of General Motors, signaling a shift toward restricting firms from crossing into other fields. The decision may affect diversified American industry and future cross sector acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
General Motors Corporation
Standard Oil Trust
High Court
du Pont
Crawford H. Greenewalt
Supreme Court
Mayflower II Progress Tracked Across Ocean Voyage
The Mayflower II wends its way across the ocean and reads its position from time to time. The skipper of the original Mayflower faced troubles, yet avoided a world of constant scrutiny on his progress.
Copyright for Gags and the Joke Ownership Debate
The National Association of Gagwriters advocates extending copyright to joke creators to protect well known humorists and ensure redress when others reproduce a joke. Critics question practicality and legal scope noting many jokes are variations and audiences recall different versions. The memo questions whether the idea is a serious policy or merely a gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Q. Lewis
National Association of Gagwriters
Judiciary Committees
Congress
Speaking Up About Opera And Mutual Tastes
A tale about the Tuggles who love music yet detest opera. They attend a Bradley hosted opera session to avoid offending friends, learning the need to voice preferences to avoid discomfort and preserve friendship.
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Tuggles
Bradleys
Krakumnoi and the first hot air balloon tale
A survey of Soviet historians notes a controversy over Krakumnoi who allegedly piloted the first hot air balloon in 1791. The piece suggests Krakumnoi is a distant spiritual ancestor of Khrushchev, drawing a parallel to Mr. K known for his own flood of rhetoric.
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Krakumnoi
Krakumoi
Khrushchev
Russia
Mr. K
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Contact Details and Rates
The notice lists circulation hours and phone contacts for The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette. It includes office numbers for Crawford and entries on call times, mail zones, subscription rates for Evening, Sunday and other plans, and a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions and liability.
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Terre Haute Gazette
la Haute Tribune
Horoscope for June 10 Born to day traits and loves
A June 10 horoscope highlights a truth seeking, outspoken personality who backs up facts and helps others. It notes deep concentration at work, possible one lasting love, and warns against being used by others. Notable birthdays include Sir Edwin Arnold and John Jacob Astor III.
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Heaven
Sir Edwin Arnold
John Jacob Astor
John Morgan
Henry M. Stanley
Caroline Hazard
Terre Haute Treasured Milestones From Local June Events
June 10 marks a 30 year remembrance with ISNS graduating 620 diplomas at the Hippodrome. Garfield High School awarded 157 diplomas at Indiana theater. Mrs. Leo Baxter injured by streetcar at Seventh and Wabash. Flood watch updates from Parke county official Col Spaulding to oversee the Wabash river. Engagements and weddings of Margaret Gray and Paul Sykes announced. Community notices include Two-U Club gathering and social visits among local residents.
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Indiana State Normal School
Hippodrome Theater
Leo Baxter
Croxton Apartments
Seventh Street
Wabash Avenue
Garfield High School
Indiana Theater
C. C. Ford
Maple Avenue M. E. Church
David Smith
Garfield
Virginia Jenckes
Parke County Levee
Paul M. Sykes
South Center Street
R. P. Cooney
Eighth Avenue
Sam Cooksley
North Ninth Street
Cooksley
Reuben Jones
Clara
Margaret Ann
Huntington
Ind
Glenn C. Grissom
East Locust Street
Denver
San Francisco
The Grab Bag 1 Quiz Questions
Questions cover animal knowledge wallaby prewar alliances and US leaders. Identify a wallaby define it recall WWI era allies France and England fought together in world history name treasury secretaries under FDR list Grant era vice presidents and the commander of the US fleet in Manila Bay during the Spanish American War.
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Wallaby
France
England
the Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Prsident
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Manila Bay
Notable early and mid 18th century figures cited in a mixed timeline
The record lists Captain John Smith sworn to a James Town Virginia council in 1607 and notes Benjamin Franklin's kite lightning experiment in 1752. It also mentions a 1952 atrocity in Czechoslovakia with mass male deaths in retaliation for Reinhard Heydrich's assassination.
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John Smith
Jamestown
Benjamin Franklin
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Reinhard
Heydrich
Birthday celebrants today include Byrd Jagel Garland and Haver
Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia leads the list of birthday celebrants for today. Opera tenor Frederick Jagel. Actress Judy Garland and screen star June Haver also celebrate on this date.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Frederick Jagel
Judy Garland
June Haver
Cerebral defined in medical dictionary entry
A dictionary style definition explains cerebral as relating to the brain or cerebrum and notes its use for intellectual appeal. It traces origin to Latin cerebrum meaning brain.
Psalm Verse Seeds of Thanksgiving, David Learnings
A reflective note cites Jeremy Taylor urging gratitude to God. It ties Davidic psalms to universal thanks, suggesting every fur row in the Psalms sows seeds of gratitude. The meditation links biblical verses to daily appreciation.
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David
Jeremy Taylor
Forecast Says Delays Ease and Business May Grow
The message hints at upcoming minor delays but notes business will gain from an unexpected bit of good fortune. It also suggests a child today may be ambitious brave and genial in personality.
Kangaroo species active in Crimean War era details
The list references a kangaroo species and marks its presence during the Crimean War between 1854 and 1856. It also notes figures William H. Woodlin and Henry Morgenthau Jr., along with Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson, and Commodore George Dewey in connection to the period or related discussions.
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Russia
William H. Woodlin
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Schuyler Colfax
Henry Wilson
Commodore George Dewey
Walter Winchell on Fame Love and the TV Era
Walter Winchell muses on fame and private life linking Margaret Truman and Marilyn Monroe to love and motherhood. He reflects on privacy in the White House, Hollywood romance with Sir Laurence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe, and the vanity of television. He notes Dodgers lore, Sophia Loren, Arthur Miller, and the unreliable nature of show business.
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Margaret Truman
Margaret
White House
Miss Truman
Secret Service
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Meprobamate Miltown Used For Anxiety and Sleep Relief
The article reviews meprobamate known as Miltown and its various medical uses. It calms anxious patients, relieves muscle tension, aids sleep, and may help tension headaches and premenstrual syndromes. It also aids electroshock therapy, eases withdrawal during sobriety, and supports alcohol treatment. Always consult a doctor before use.
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Miltown
Correcting receded lower jaw in childhood
Mrs. L. J. asks about fixing a receded lower jaw. The answer notes that a child can undergo a successful operation to correct the deformity when aged 4 to 6 years.
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L. J
Horoscope overview for twelve zodiac signs of the day
Daily astrology digest lists each sign with health, work, and planning guidance. It advises action on organization, recreation, real estate, and careful decision making tied to personal wellness and energy.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aries
Taurus
Long-legged English can-can dancers and oddball tales
A collage of humorous notes on fashion and fame, from Paris can-can dancers said to rely on English imports to a boast about 43 inch legs. It recalls school myths about great figures, a Ty Cobb cameo, Rockefeller retirement, star signs on careers, marriage nicknames, blond hair myths, and a diner’s quibble over waitresses.
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Paris
England
Lynn
Marilyn Monroe Says Blonde Woes Include Being Told What to Do
In New York Marilyn Monroe promotes The Prince and the Showgirl. She says she co produced with Olivier and owns the project. She hopes to play Grushenka with Brando. Monroe reflects on independence, growth, and comfort over jewelry or luxury.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
Marilyn
Laurence Olivier
Olivier
Une
Arthur Miller
Grushenko
Brothers Karamasov
Grushenka
Marlon Brando
Dmitri
Pillar
Post
Try and Stop Me The Late Mizner's Turkey Tale
The late Wilson Mizner publicized a plan to drive five hundred turkeys from Oregon to Chicago for Thanksgiving profits. He invested twenty dollars more in feed, but the birds developed sore feet and flew away, derailing the venture.
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Wilson Mizner
Yukon
Mizner
Chicago
Oregon
Windy City
Verbrugge Promoted Deputy Police Chief In New Jersey
Albert A. Verbrugge was promoted from captain to deputy police chief and told friends the news. On returning to his parked car he found it damaged in a hit and run causing about 200 dollars in damage. He hopes the raise will cover the loss.
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