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Platform pledges by Tribune urging responsible discourse
The Tribune urges readers to avoid criticism without knowledge, reject idle gossip, keep faith in America, and refrain from undermining government. It warns against spreading rumors and emphasizes measured, informed public dialogue.
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America
A Stitch in Time Warns of War’s Looming Strife
Sunday drills in Terre Haute industrial sites and regional airports hinted at harsher times ahead if war worsens. The exercise followed a logical defense pattern and showcased disciplined training. Citizens volunteering deserve strong public support until security improves.
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Terre Haute
Father’s Day Gifts and Sentiments in June Observance
The piece reflects on Father’s Day customs with gifts and indulgence for dads, noting its lighter sentimental pull compared to Mother’s Day. It endorses celebrating both parents and applauds families that raise well regarded, affectionate children despite modern pitfalls.
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Mother
Father
Bradley Exits? Bradley Eyes Step Down as JCS Chair
Gen Omar Bradley’s term as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff ends soon and Adm Forrest Sherman’s Senate testimony in the MacArthur dismissal inquiry has boosted his chances to replace him. Some expect Truman to reappoint Bradley, but he may prefer to retire. Bradley could stay in uniform if directed, yet friends say Sherman would handle the JCS job well. Bradley enjoys broad national confidence and staunch defense of army rules has earned respect.
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherman
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Bradley
J.C.S
MacArthur
Truman May Reconsider Run In 1952 Election
Political experts in Washington split on whether President Truman will seek re election in 1952 after a period of withdrawal rumors and shifting public expectations.
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MacArthur
Truman
Washington
Competing Theories On Truman’s 1948 Presidential Plans
Observers split on whether Truman will run again or retire. Some say world events force him to stay to press policy, others claim fatigue pushes him from the White House, and a third group suggests party leaders could push him to run to keep the party in power. Some speculate a retirement deal could name Eisenhower as successor. Truman offers no hint of his intentions.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Acheson
MacArthur
Rapid influenza vaccine production praised by public health officials
Acting Surgeon General Dr W Palmer Dearing announced US laboratories can produce influenza vaccine material quickly after identifying a strain. He cited tests showing 22 to 63 days for doses, with one lab capable of 1,000,000 doses in five weeks, and noted cooperation with Army Navy Air Force and New York health officials.
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W. Palmer Dearing
U.S. Public Health Service
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Dearing
England
New York State Health Department
Sweden
Greenland
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Netherlands
Belgium
America
Horoscope for a Solid, Travel-Loving Gemini Day
Born today you are a steady, giddy soul who attracts romance yet seeks control. You are practical, analytical, a good conversationalist, and cautious before big choices. Your talents fit sales or promotion and travel or stage work. beware eight and seventeenth of each month.
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights
Ter r e Haute diary notes warm weekend with 101 degree Saturday 98 Sunday and 84 Monday. Local residents travel for audits addresses and commencements reference notable names and trips to Columbus Pittsburg Fendh Lick Niagara Falls Washington Richmond Princeton Bryn Mawr.
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Terre Haute
Charles F. Haupt
Columbus
Ohio
Haupt
United Commercial Travelers
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Red Men
Pocahontas
Ben Hur
Knights of Pythias
Byron W. King
King School of Oratory
Pittsbugh
J. R. Finkelstein
South Fifth Street
Fendh Lick Springs
Stella Thomas
Walden Flats
Muncie
Dan Davis
M. D. Fisher
Eagle Street
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New York
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D.C
Richmond
John Masselink
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Walter Winchell on Broadway Communists and Optimists
Walter Winchell criticizes optimism about peace with Russia and warns that Communists continue killing Americans in Korea. He argues communism seeks global conquest, condemns propaganda, and says Russia’s peace pose is a deception, describing its tactics as a relentless march toward tyranny under a false banner of liberty.
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Washington
Korea
Stalin
Soviet Union
Litvinoff
League of Nations
Origins and trivia of the $64 Question
The phrase the $64 question originated from a 1940s radio and TV game show prize setup, and later became a general idiom for a hard or final question. The bungle call when the flag is lowered is a ceremonial retreat call. Charles G Dawes served as vice president under Calvin Coolidge. The Sacramento River flows into Suisun Bay and then the San Francisco Bay system. Astigmatism is a defect of the eye where the cornea or lens has irregular curvature causing blurred or distorted vision.
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U.S
Charles G. Dawes
Sacramento River
No Peace With Fear Critics Soviet Strategy and Global Amity
A speech argues there can be no lasting peace with oppression or fear and praises democratic faith as the basis for international amity. It cites Soviet nonaggression pacts with Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Romania, Finland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia as precedents of betrayed friendship.
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Kremlin
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Latvia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Rumania
Finland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Protecting Records Against Fire and War
The National Industrial Conference Board urges better protection of business and household records against total destruction from fire or war. It cites Britain for comparisons and notes many American firms and homes lack inventories and safe storage for essential documents, a negligence with potentially severe claims implications.
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National Industrial Conference Board
England
Conference Board
Notable 18th Century Draft Founders and 20th Century Events
In 1776 the Continental Congress named John Adams Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Robert Sherman and Robert A Livingston to draft the Declaration of Independence. In 1937 George Gershwin died. In 1944 Russia opened a drive against Finland and in 1947 the United States ended sugar rationing.
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Continental Congress
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Sherman
Robert A. Livingston
George Gershwin
Finland
United States
Little Things Define True Greatness in Daily Life
A reflective note on life’s value in small acts. It posits greatness lies in steady, everyday deeds rather than one grand gesture. Emphasizes consistency, character, and quiet, faithful effort shaping a meaningful existence.
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Charles Simmons
Contemporaneous Adjective Origin and Meaning
A concise note tracing the word contemporaneous from con to Latin temporarius meaning belonging to time. It explains tempo rary as time related and shows how the term is used to describe events existing at the same period.
World War II pact of convenience between Soviets and Allies
The piece argues Stalin framed World War II as caused by capitalism, brands communism as antagonistic to capitalism, and portrays the alliance as a military strategy rather than a lasting peace. It warns that optimism about Communist aims blinds Americans to Moscow’s aims.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
America
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Horoscope Forecast By Sign From Gemini To Taurus
Daily horoscope with guidance for each zodiac sign from Gemini through Taurus. Advises real estate care, problem solving, companionship, health, sacrifices, social networking, persistence, emotional control, impressions, opportunities, caution on risky schemes, and enjoying at home. distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
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Columbia Pictures uses 125 ugly extras for Dark Page scene
Hollywood reports Columbia Pictures cast 125 out-size extras for a Lonely Hearts club dance scene in The Dark Page. Central Casting sought nonglamorous women, many refused names, and director Phil Karlson required removal of wedding rings to preserve believability.
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U.P
Columbia Pictures
Broderick Crawford
John Derek
Donna Reed
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Columbia
Central Casting
Crawford
Phil Karlson
Birthday Honours Highlight Stevens Scott Nevers
Rise Stevens the opera soprano celebrated a birthday, joined by Hazel Scott the pianist and Ernie Nevers the former football star in a select birthday list.
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Hazel Scott
Ernie Nevers
Child Born This Date Brings Bright Cheer
A hopeful note about birthdays suggests a child born on this date will bring happiness. It emphasizes a bright, cheerful, sincere character as a desirable trait to seek and admire in the year ahead.
Radio program about retreat during Coolidge era
A radio program reviews a retreat associated with President Calvin Coolidge and discusses the Pacific Ocean context. The discussion mentions an eye defect causing rays to fail focusing at one point.
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Calvin Coolidge
Pacific Ocean
Burglars Target Fort Worth Hardware Store Roof
In Fort Worth Texas burglars repeatedly cut through the roof of N L Cox hardware store within a month to gain entry. The incidents mark a pattern of ongoing break ins causing structural concerns and security worries for the business and community.
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N. L. Cox
Russian Promises and Communism as Threat to Peace
A critical warning cites Stalin and Leninist theory to claim Communism uses peaceful rhetoric as strategic cover for military expansion. It argues the dictatorship of the proletariat embodies ongoing violent and coercive struggle against the old society to advance world conquest.
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Stalin
Mysterious Damage Payment to City Lies in Checks
A Pennsylvania trucking firm offered Binghamton 105.10 for property damage caused by its truck. City officials were grateful but had no knowledge of the incident and could find no record of it in city files.
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Pennsylvania
Timely Facts Snapshot of 17th Century Health and Modern Stats
Notable claims include yellow fever's first North American appearance in 1668 with major outbreaks in New York and Philadelphia, UN flags raised alphabetically starting Afghanistan, ancient intoxicating drinks from 1000 B.C., New York's largest theater capacity, and the average person generating over 450 foot-tons of energy daily.
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Philadelphia
Ice Pack Remedy For Shoulder Bursitis Described
A simple home method using finely cracked ice in a Turkish towel applied over the shoulder provides prompt relief for subdeltoid bursitis. Rest with the arm supported, reapplying every three hours for 30 to 60 minutes, reduces pressure and eases pain better than heat.
Consider Hernia Surgery in a 60 Year Old Woman
Treatment options include operation or injection. Some cases require surgery, others may be managed with injections. The operation is not a serious procedure. Consult your physician to determine the best specific treatment for the individual case.
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Hungary's Red bosses alarmed by coal mine woes
Budapest dispatch reports Hungary's Communist government frets over coal production labor absenteeism and manpower migration. Despite wage boosts and loyalty rewards totaling about 660000 dollars, absenteeism rose and 3,500 workers left jobs in February. March losses and 70 to 80 percent weekly attendance at Dunapentele underline ongoing shortages as Szabad Nep urges tougher socialist discipline.
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Hungary
Szabad Nep
Matyas Rakosi
Dunapentele
Danube
Youre Telling Me! column observations by William Ritt
A Central Press satire on American life with gibes about gender fear, vacation timing, prison dancing, and cultural quips. The piece lampoons trends from dental music to book publishers brazenly reacting to television and fashion slang.
Second Thought Slashes Jail Time for 28 Dollar Theft
A 19 year old, Ollis Brown, pleaded guilty to stealing 28 dollars from a tavern in St Louis. after considering a prior inmate's view in court he sought a lighter sentence. The judge had offered four months in the city workhouse instead of two years in reform school.
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Egypt Forests and FBI Creation Timeline
The text notes that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was created in 1998 and asserts that there are no forests in Egypt.
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