Tribune and Gazette Circulation Notice
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette urges readers to contact the circulation office if their copy is not received by 7 PM. Special messenger delivery is available Sunday at 1 AM and 85 AM, with directory lines for office and department contacts. Entered 1903.
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Terre Heure
Congress
Tribune Platform Urges Responsible Public Discourse
In a civic exhortation the Tribune cautions readers to avoid idle gossip and rumors, to support America with faith, and to refrain from criticizing government without understanding the facts.
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America
Adenauer Prepares for Moscow Visit Amid Neutrality Talks
The Soviet Union invites West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to Moscow to discuss normalizing ties and potential German neutrality in exchange for reunification. Observers note reunification remains a German goal, but warn Russia could exploit concessions. Adenauer is expected to seek assurances against future Soviet attempts to erode German gains.
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Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Germany
Adenauer
Western
Europe
Russia
Civil Service Scrutiny Prompts Democratic Alarm in Congress
Democratic leaders in the Senate and House scrutinize Civil Service operation under the Eisenhower administration. Paul M. Butler cites FCC Chairman McConnaughey urging ties to licensees, alleging bypass of examiners and favoritism in TV license grants. Critics warn of dispersed agencies and partisan hiring.
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Civil Service
Eisenhower
Paul M. Butler
FCC
George C. McConnaughey
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National Association of Radio and Television
Congress
Vaccine blunders threaten polio vaccine trust says Basil O'Connor
Basil O Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, warned the public that more details are forthcoming about the polio vaccine situation. He said there has been unfolding events and the full story has not yet been told.
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Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Surgeon general report on Salk vaccine discussed by O'Connor
Dr. Leonard A Scheele report comment cited by O'Connor questions its light on vaccine difficulties. He says the public health service version dominates and urges Jonas Salk's account for an informed conclusion. He notes the foundation has not seen the report despite a May 22 1955 request to the HEW secretary.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
O'Connor
Public Health Service
Jonas E. Salk
Dean to Retire After Korean War Hero Service
Major General William F. Dean, once a prisoner of the Chinese, will retire as of October 31, 1955. The renowned general is praised for his humility and leadership in combat and captivity, and he says he will retire to spend time with his wife while noting he would like a division if another war occurred.
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3Rd Avenue
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Collier
Grace Kelly
Safety Pays Off In Workplace Accident Reductions
Insurance records show a 40 percent drop in on the job accidents over 18 years. Yet 91,000 Americans are killed and 9.2 million injured yearly. Thomas J. Berk, safety consultant, argues a well organized program reduces risk, integrates safety in all procedures, and requires active management support. A 10 percent cut yields about $1,250 savings per 100 employees annually.
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Thomas J. Berk
Berk
Stassen on Ike staff eyed for Big Four talks
The article notes Harold Stassen, newly elevated with cabinet rank, as a likely figure for Ike's staff for the Geneva Big Four conference. It argues his task to craft a disarmament plan must appeal to the Russians and protect U S interests amid Soviet proposals and world tensions.
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Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today
Marriage licenses issued for John H Welch and Florence Myers Jesse L Gray and Florence Eccles Edward H Slusser and Marietta C Cooper. Cold start to June in Terre Haute. city street grading, cemetery care talk, and war bulletin on Dniester offensive.
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John H. Welch
Florence Myers
Jesse L. Gray
Florence Eccles
Edward Henry Slusser
Marietta
Blanche Cooper
Terre Haute
Lois Temple
Monticello Seminary
Dneister
City Board of Public Works
Hugh
Edward
John
Stuart Shirkie
Shirkie Coal Company
E. W. Manson
Board of Works
E. Sonefield
Harriett
Liberty Avenue
P. T. Barnum What Was His Full Name
A quick grab bag quiz covering P. T. Barnum’s full name, the term water horse, chartreuse colors, Alessandro Volta, and the composer of the Mass in B Minor.
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P. T. Barnum
Alessandro Volta
Instruction ends in the school room but education ends life
Quote from Frederick W. Robertson about education extending beyond the classroom as a lifelong process.
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Frederick W. Robertson
Distinct Adjective Origins And Usage
A concise note explains distinct as an adjective meaning distinguished by nature or station not the same. It contrasts with a herd of similar animals and highlights its clear, variegated, and unique usage in poetry and prose. Origin traces to Old French Distinctus from Distinguere.
Astrological Outlook Encourages Bold Business Gains
The reading says prospects are exceptionally favorable for business and advise making hay while the sun shines. It notes a child born under these influences may be Fortune favored with a fine character.
Feast of St Anthony 1195 1231 travelers patron saint
A brief note records St Anthony as patron of travelers with feast dates 1195 to 1231 and notes a 1633 Maryland charter issued to Lord Baltimore.
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Anthony
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Notable tributes greet eminent sports and arts figures
Greetings for Mark Van Doren Basil Rathbone Harold Grange Don Budge and Mel Parnell honor a group of distinguished poets actors and athletes. The note celebrates their contributions across literature cinema football tennis and baseball.
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Mark van Doren
Basil Rathbone
Harold Red Grange
Donald Budge
Mel Parnell
P T Barnum and the Volt Bach Reference Tangle
Phineas Taylor Barnum appears alongside a colloquial term for a fish pile and colors green or yellow. The Italian inventor known as volt is linked to the unit of electromotive force, with Johann Sebastian Bach also named.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Detroit Driveway Sinks Into Sewer Interceptor
Mrs. Jesse J. Brewer of St Clair Shores backed her car into a driveway that vanished as a cave-in opened under it. The drop measured 20 feet by 10 feet and sank about six feet, plunging into Detroit's main sewer interceptor.
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Jesse J. Brewer
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Stage Entrance
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway and Hollywood chatter noting a strong theater season, standout awards for Paul Muni Kim Stanley Walter Slezak and Gwen Verdon and finance driven box office wins. He recalls critics goading Noel Coward and Alex Woollcott tales and highlights upcoming productions and film stars with mixed wit.
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Stardust
Paul Muni
Kim Stanley
Walter Slezak
Gwen Verdon
Inherit the Wind
Devils
Eva Marie Saint
Shirley Booth
de Haven
John Wayne
Lana Turner
Kim Novak
Gee and
Whiz
Adam and Eve
Hell’s Island
Tom Ewell
Jury duty twice in a month for St Paul man
Guy L. Trafton drew for juries in district court twice within a month. He had not been summoned in 21 years of eligibility, and both selections were the 146th draw from a 225 panel.
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Horoscope Monday June 13 Stars forecast talent and caution
A broad horoscope notes a genius touch in today born individuals and stage potential with voice and charm. It lists famous names and outlines Sun sign guidance for Gemini through Taurus, plus a note that the Daily Star is distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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William Butler Yeats
Mark van Doren
Mary L. B. Branch
General Winfield Scott
Bruno Frank
Leonora Sparkes
Frederick W. Root
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
South Carolina Actress Faces Brando Spotlight
Joanne Woodward, brought from Greenville for The Calico Pony, recalls the brimming crush of fans and autographs when walking with Marlon Brando. She says the intense attention worries her, more so than stage life, but finds reassurance working for Columbia Studios, calling Columbia the capital of South Carolina.
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Hollywood
South Carolina
Marlon Brando
Joanne Woodward
Columbia Studios
Greenville
S. C
South
Columbia
Job Outlook Bright for June Graduates at Illinois
University of Illinois officials report record company interest in June graduates with engineers chemists and accountants in strongest demand. Engineering seniors have interviews booked through mid May and starting salaries range from 325 to 525 a month depending on field.
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Champaign. Ill
University of Illinois
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Your Baby's First Feat Is Learning To Smile
A brief home guidance piece explains developmental milestones from lifting the head to first steps and early talking. It notes typical ages for smiling, cooing, rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, and walking, with emphasis on individualized progression and sequence. It also includes a short medical Q and A on brain tumor symptoms and when to seek neurologist consultation.
Backstairs Glimpses of Ike White House Life
United Press reports on White House staff and daily routines during Eisenhower era. The inventory lists 2427 glassware 10114 dishes 6201 silver pieces while fragile items stay hand cleaned. Mrs Walker the longtime housekeeper values privacy.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Mable Walker
Truman
You're Telling Me! by William Ritt series gag
A humorous column notes Edgar Faure briefly served as French premier in 1952 and jokes about Ed Bowing to records, National Canned Salmon Week, and a costly fur mislabeling incident. It surveys oddities from politics to fashion with a light, satirical tone.
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William Ritt
Edgar Faure
France
Betcha Dollar Dennis
Navy Opens Largest Communications Station in Norfolk
The Navy activates a $15.5 million global communications station in Norfolk Virginia. The facility can reach as far as Pearl Harbor and Naples with portions held in reserve for high power rapid contact.
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