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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1950
Page
5
In Grand Rapids Michigan a burglar entered the Kent County animal shelter and stole 78 dollars from a safe despite dozens of dogs present, none of which deterred the thief. No suspects named or arrests reported.
Many states require loyalty oaths or checkups for teachers while California faculty resist special oaths citing academic freedom. At Ohio University and elsewhere, faculties signed constitutional oaths or anti‑communist pledges. Regents will decide in Los Angeles June 23 with AAUP and NEA opposing special loyalty rhetoric.
A LeBlanc Corporation ad features a Tennessee high school student describing improved strength after using Hadacol. The testimonial notes weight gain from 115 to 160 pounds and promotes the tonic as boosting hemoglobin and energy with vitamins and minerals. The 1950 ad lists prices 25 cents to 3.50 dollars and uses a model photo.
One child explains to another why Syrup of Black-Draught is good to take. Mothers know it relieves constipation when used as directed. Made of pure imported herbs. Adults use it in powder or granulated form. Next time, buy this popular laxative at all dealers.
Norris E. Dodd, director general of the United Nations FAO, says education and higher living standards for local populations are a core requirement of progress. He notes Africa and other colonial areas show policy makers expanding health, rural welfare, education, credit, transport, marketing, and vocational training with demonstrations of modern farming methods.
The twenty fifth annual state convention of Disabled American Veterans met in Elkhart over the weekend naming Terre Haute as the 1951 convention city. Terre Haute delegates led by Leon Von Schepper elected state officers and reported plans for the June 7 to 10 gathering. Reports from the convention will be given at Terre Haute chapter tonight.
The article analyzes takeout doubles and the risk of misdirection in a two table bridge match. It describes how partners should counter a tricky bidder by showing up the hand with a business double and reviews a specific hand where East West's decisions led to a favorable 5 Hearts contract for one pair and a loss for the other.
Worry about false teeth slipping is eased by FASTEETH powder. It sprinkles on plates to hold dentures more firmly with a non acidic, pleasant feel and no gummy taste. Available at drug stores.
Police investigated a theft at 1933 North Eighth Street where $102.50 hidden in a baby buggy was taken from Mrs. Imogene Reagin’s purse. Eight people were in the kitchen when the intruder entered the front of the house during a Sunday incident. Only her husband knew the money was in her possession.
Investigators Lieut. Frank Street and Officers O'Leary and Rauscher conducted an inquiry after a theft where the culprit, believed near a window, observed Mrs Reagan conceal the purse.
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