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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1955
Page
4
In 1869 the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette operated as a merged publication. A notice requests a response by a specified time and date and promises delivery by messenger. The item shows historical newspaper boilerplate about mailing and zone delivery.
The piece recalls Marshall as a duty driven figure who shaped U S policy and wartime leadership. It notes his roles as secretary of war and state, his China mission, the Marshall Plan, and his turn from politics despite potential nominations. It highlights hopes for his memoirs to illuminate turbulent war years.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer shows courage and wisdom in publicly admitting the evil of the Nazi regime and Germanys share of punishment. His frank stance reassures France and strengthens the free world's resolve against the Communist threat.
A Tribune editorial urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded speculation. It urges faith in America and cautions against criticizing the government without knowledge and evidence.
The class of 1955 steps into a future shaped by postwar prosperity and rising automation while facing rising crime, changing families, and international tension. The piece notes a looming shadow of war and growing nationalism as new nations emerge.
A Terre Haute advertisement from Allis-Chalmers promotes summer safety for children and families. It highlights swimming, playgrounds, walking, traffic signals, and lifeguard duties with a clear message to obey signals and enjoy a safe season.
General George C. Marshall refused offers of large sums to write his memoirs. He stated that not even one million dollars would tempt him to publish. He recalled his role as chief of staff during the war and said he would not write them.
A survey of 10,048 men finds 65 percent approve of their wives mothers in law. The text notes mothers-in-law are often treated with care or avoidance despite the favorable rating.
Republicans eyeing re election to the U S Senate warn that only Eisenhowers return to the ticket can keep Democrats from widening their Senate edge The current split sits at 49 Democrats 47 Republicans with 32 seats due for renewal next year and many in doubt The strategists insist the president must head the ticket to sustain GOP gains
The piece argues that religion must govern everyday conduct, not just worship. It urges businessmen to be honest, employees to fulfill duties, and parents to model virtue, stressing that a seven day a week profession of faith strengthens character in homes and markets.
The Parcae are the three Fates. the valet to Bertie Wooster is Jeeves. Cromwell Twist Herford Optic share a common first name, the line after Lives of great men remind us is of us, and suttee is the former practice of a widow cremating herself on her husband’s funeral pyre.
June 11 items note marriage licenses for George Gessett and Bertha Leming. William Dade and Ada Locke. Harold Jarvis and Mary Anderson. Travel, retirements, and local social updates include O B Judy moving into a new home on Eighth Avenue and Mique O Brien in Cincinnati on a wedding trip. Germany denies US treaty rights in sinking of William F Frye.
MEL HEIMER notes New Yorker Harry Hershfield is named Mr New York with a ceremony at City Hall attended by thousands. The piece also touches on the Davy Crockett craze, Milton Berle planning a Sandra Berle bio, MGM cutting Lillian Roth story elements, Patti Page’s apartment life, and local nightlife figures Celeste Holm and Frank Sinatra.
Born today you have an outgoing personality that attracts friends for life. You may enjoy the stage or media work and travel, with energy to discover new ways to do things. You could prosper in invention, and you might wed more than once. Notable names include Hazel Scott and Jeannette Rankin.
The note mentions Rise Stevens the opera and television singer Hazel Scott the pianist and Ernie Nevers the former football star. It also notes that on Sunday June 12 Anthony Eden Britain's prime minister and actor William Lundigan should receive birthday congratulations.
A catechism quote proclaims God as a spirit infinite eternal unchangeable in being wisdom power holiness justice goodness and truth. It frames divine perfection across core attributes in concise declarative form.
Your future looks bright due to clever hunches and hard work. This Sunday June 12 highlights a successful year ahead for the child who is genial generous and hard working.
Notes list key figures appointed to draft the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress in 1776 John Adams Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Roger Sherman and Robert R Livingstone.
A compact dictionary entry defines impulsive as tending to propel or drive forward noting the term's pronunciation and usage. It explains that propulsive describes the force or power that moves something ahead. The definition emphasizes forward motion and impetus in language use.
A Hindu widow immolates herself on her husband’s funeral pyre, a death known as sati, in a dramatic historical note. The piece lists figures including The Three Fates and Jeeves, with Oliver and a quoted Longfellow line reflecting sublime life.
A collection of witty notes on daily life and oddities. Jokes touch on vitamin C from beer a rice art exhibit and a German bird deterrent plan. Peron urges Argentines to quit smoking as part of a five year plan with a satirical twist.
CBS Foundation donates 10000 to the American Shakespeare Festival Theater at Stratford Connecticut, opening July 12 with Julius Caesar. Frank Stanton calls for a permanent Shakespeare home in America. Langner says the project aims to lift American actors.
In New London Connecticut JP Comon Pleas Court Judge Vine R Parmlee cleared a father accused of beating his son with a belt for carrying a note from his teacher describing the boy as sassy. The judge commented that a boy in his era would have faced a harsher punishment.
District Game Protector L. D. Mosteoller was alerted to a hunter suspected of shooting a deer out of season. A short time later a local sportsman reported killing a steer that had escaped from the Johnston slaughter house.
District by United Feature Syndicate offers a series of daily zodiac insights. It highlights relaxation through nature for Cancer and family plans for Leo, with varied guidance on prayer, outdoor time, vigor, travel awareness, and romance across all signs.
Two new versions of an old favorite macaroni salad. Version one combines elbow macaroni with chopped onion liver spread peas mayonnaise and crisp bacon then chilled before serving. Version two mixes macaroni with deviled ham hard boiled eggs sweet pickles mustard and mayonnaise then chilled before serving.
Article advises temporary cough relief methods including inhaled vapors and alcohol sponges. Recommends codeine and benzoin mixtures, and breathing techniques. Addresses nervous worry as emotional disturbance and suggests psychiatry consultation.
In Washington every Saturday the Jewish sabbath observance inspires Mrs. Simon Cohen to prepare 400 ham sandwiches for TB patients. The act is well known at the synagogue where the Cohens worship and is supported by their co religious community.
Walt Disney plans Legends of Davy Crockett on location near Louisville with Fess Parker returning as Crockett. Norman Foster directs a two hour long Technicolor feature to be shot in Hollywood on the Ohio and later finished at Burbank, with plans to reprise Lafitte as a future Crockett figure. The piece notes Disney’s extended Crockett craze and Parker’s seven year contract, while also describing charitable work by Simon Cohen and Al Freas aiding tuberculosis patients in Washington, D C, including weekend sandwich distributions and hospital visits.
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