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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune details subscription options by mail including various zones and terms. It notes delivery by 5:30 p m and a special messenger service on Sundays, with June 1903 post office registration and a liability disclaimer for unsolicited items.
The Tribune counsels readers to avoid gossip and rumors, to refrain from criticizing without knowledge, and to maintain faith in America and confidence in government.
President Truman heard a committee of auto makers and dealers call for amending Regulation W to extend installment payoffs to 18 months and set a maximum one third down payment on new or used cars. The move aims to ease payments as federal controls face renewal.
In a war wrecked Korean village, UN Civil Assistance Command supplies materials while locals provide the building elements. The piece frames the aid as a symbol of unity among free nations and a statement of faith and resilience as homes rise again with mud and straw.
A compact reflection on Korea as a source of strategic military experiments. The author notes the ongoing conviction that such experiments hold value despite uncertain outcomes and mentions accompanying casual news items as supporting evidence.
The article notes the United States has developed a new 55-ton heavy tank with a 120-millimeter gun, aiming to counter Russia's Stalin II. Prototypes at the Detroit arsenal reportedly reach 300 miles per hour on good terrain, but production will take at least a year. The Patton tank, with a 90-millimeter cannon, remains outgunned.
Advocates disappointed that Congress passed a universal training bill without an automatic start. A civilian and military committee will study operation details and impacts on regular services. Questions include manpower, burden, defense strength, and cost of the program.
A carved canoe prow found in a New Zealand forest bears decorations similar to Easter Island statues. Scientists argue it could imply Easter Island culture originated from New Zealand or vice versa, challenging but not disproving Heyerdahl’s Kon Tiki hypothesis about Pacific settlement.
Springfield report says Carl R. Hellstrom of Smith & Wesson developed a small light .38 caliber revolver worn comfortably under a detective's suit coat. The concealed weapon aims to eliminate bulges that give away officers.
John L. Martin, 21, wins a divorce in Atlantic City after testifying his wife left him soon after their three year marriage because he was too young. Advisory Master William Burton presided.
Marriage licenses list Alonzo Jurios to Mary Higgins Ulysses O Holcomb to Gertrude Stoecker and Clarence Evinger to Viola Dinkins. Miners examining board adjourns until July. Giebels plan Germany visit. Families sail or travel for summer. house parties and vacations noted. Indiana Pharmaceutical Association names Terre Haute convention city for 1912. St Stephens Men’s club last meeting before summer recess set for Wednesday. Elizabeth Crawford elected principal of Normal Training school for 1911 12.
The set asks whether radio affects weather, the color of amethyst, the Iron Duke, which hemisphere has more water, and the three living ex vice presidents.
A brief note suggests forceful methods yield future success and encourages self belief. It mentions depicted luck and predicts a born today child may achieve notable success. The tone blends optimism with a hint of fate.
The list marks birthdays for Luis Quintanilla Spanish painter Carlos Chevez Mexican composer Elizabeth Schumann soprano Mark Van Doren poet Basil Rathbone actor Harold Grange the football star Donald Budge tennis star and Mel Parnell pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.
A concise definition notes stringent as strict in requirements and tight in money to be loaned or invested. It cites Latin origin Stringent as the source form.
Feast of St Anthony noted. 1795 Thomas Arnold born reformer of English schools. 1865 William Butler Yeats born, Irish poet. 1947 Georgia Supreme Court revokes national charter of Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta.
Weather factors influence radio operations and the term British violet appears in the text. The Duke of Wellington is referenced as a notable historical figure. The southern region and figures John Nance Garner, Henry Wallace, and Harry S. Truman are mentioned in connection with historical or political contexts.
Ernest B. Fletcher, a Portland barber with a dozen bee hives, says he likes being stung occasionally. He believes bee venom helps, saving trips to the doctor and five dollar injections, and cites its use today to fight diseases.
Walter Winchell notes on Broadway, the Un-American Activities Committee, and media figures. Bits cover Ella Logan, John Pittman, Thomas Mann, Erika Mann, Joan Crawford, Brittish bases secrecy, and celebrity gossip including Fannie Brice’s estate and Uncle Miltie.
A terse, era-spanning note packs names and events from the anti communist landscape. It cites the Supreme Court ruling stirring consternation among Communist leaders and mentions the McCarran Act actions, key figures like Steve Nelson and Betty Gannett, and related political threads across the United States and abroad.
A collage of trivia notes covers rail length, Mt McKinley height, helium nonflammability, US group insurance share, pansy origins, neutron mass, first refrigerating patent to John Gorie of Apalachicola, Milky Way thickness, black bass popularity, and North Carolina tourism.
A 1941 movement of young American painters formed the New York school to pursue a paint driven, ideas free approach. Critics note the group’s trio of lessons: lack of intellectual control led to temperamental limits, fewer distinctive personalities, and a growing sense of monotony compared to Paris.
The page outlines daily zodiac notes and birthday guidance. It warns against scattered energy and urges self discipline, highlighting Gemini to Taurus traits and advising caution with gossip and time-wasting. Romance and personal growth themes appear across signs with practical tips for daily conduct.
A historical overview explains how spinal anesthesia rose and fell in use over fifty years. It notes its ease of administration and immediate pain relief but lists complications such as severe headaches meningitis adhesions and rare paralysis. It contrasts spinal with inhalation anesthesia and suggests uses in long procedures or high risk patients.
United Press notes three new Broadway musicals for the 1951-52 summer season Courtin Time Seventeen and Two on the Aisle with several ready to open shows in the ticket market A Tree Grows in Brooklyn South Pacific The King and I Call Me Madam The Moon is Blue Guys and Dolls Affairs of State Twentieth Century Season in the Sun plus standards Flahooley Make a Wish Kiss Me Kate Oklahoma Gentlemen Prefer Blondes may stay or falter The Rose Tattoo The Happy Time Stalag 17 and other titles face possible attrition in coming weeks Richard W Krakeur plans Casey Jones Twilight Park The Philemon Complex and more on his slate.
Hollywood reports Denise Darcel, once Paris’s most photographed beauty, doubts glamour in film roles. She recalls her humble wardrobe in Battleground and Westward the Women, noting practical costumes and a realism driven image, from a plain sweater to a moth ridden jacket.
Ohio State University dairy expert Perry Ellsworth reports USDA scientists have created a smooth whey protein spread. The product offers an outlet for the billions of pounds of whey produced annually in the United States. Some whey is used for livestock feed or dried for human foods, but much is wasted despite its valuable nutrients.
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