Terre Haute Tribune Gazette Subscription Rates and Claims
The Terre Haute Tribune Gazette announces subscription options with evening and Sunday delivery, via in person, mail, or special messenger, and notes post office registration on January 1, 1903. Rates vary by zone and duration, including one year, six months, and three months plans, plus Sunday only and evening plus Sunday offerings.
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Tribune Platform Urges Stewardship and Faith in Government
The Tribune calls for responsible discourse reminding readers not to criticize without knowledge, avoid idle gossip, maintain faith in America, refrain from denigrating the government, and stop spreading rumors.
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LEND ME YOUR YOUNG MEN The Atomic Age Calls for Duty
The Rotary Club showcases urgency as Rose Polytechnic graduates embody a push for scientific training. Ten years of training prove insufficient as complex problems rise, and youth must report for duty in the new era of education and national service.
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Uncle Sam
Rotary Club
Rose Polytechnic
Highway Dangers and Scenic Preservation clash on highways
The National Council of State Garden Clubs urges zoning to protect highway corridors and scenic beauty while warning that drivers and speed create dangers. They argue roads risk becoming race tracks as ads and clutter overwhelm landscapes, with retaining walls seen as needed to curb reckless skidding.
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National Council of State Garden Clubs
Tax policy split over budget balance and tax cuts
Administration sources say President Eisenhower did not intend a literal balance budget pledge but to prioritize a balanced budget long term while cutting taxes early. The plan relies on economic growth to raise revenue, with rate cuts aimed at boosting spending and taxable income in 1956, despite doubts from past platforms.
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Eisenhower
Ike
East Meets West Trade Rise Amid Cold War Outlook
East and West enjoy unusually cordial relations as postwar trade volume climbs. The shift reflects growing economic ties despite ongoing political tensions, signaling a potential easing of broader East West friction.
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Soviet move toward normalcy boosts East West trade
The text notes growing international normalcy with the USSR allowing Danube transportation talks and cooperating with the UNECE. Western Europe exports to the East rose 23 percent in 1954, while Eastern exports to the West rose 14 percent. Trade is estimated to exceed 1954 levels, as talks on tariffs signals and dangerous goods transport advance. Soviet satellite states now share statistics, signaling broader cooperation amid hopes to ease a current strategic goods embargo.
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Danube
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Commission
Europe
Western
United States
Value of references in hiring avoids ruinous bias
Ohio newspapers discuss a seventeen year old believed to lead a gang of bank robbers. A family that once employed her as a babysitter described her as unreliable and flighty, yet they helped place her at an insurance company to remove her. The piece argues that careless recommendations harm employers and the job market, urging balanced, fair references.
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Ohio
Helen Keller Seventy-Fifth Birthday Tribute
June 27 marks Miss Helen Keller's 75th birthday. Despite losing speech sight and hearing at 19 months, she, with Anne Sullivan Macy, forged communication and inspired millions through her example and achievements.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Anne Sullivan Macy
Dominican Republic Hints at Giant Shipyard and Free Port
The Dominican Republic moves forward with a massive shipyard and free port on a busy sea lane. U S shipbuilders warn of competition from lower labor costs while the project promises 5 000 jobs and new business, plus a duty free shopping center for tourists from the Americas.
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United States
Caribbean
U. S
Forrestal
Queen Mary
South America
Broadways gossip dives into Hollywood skirmishes and weddings
Walter Winchell notes libel suit drops after no testimony from either side. DoJ cracks down on a government printing office numbers game. G. J. Nathan and Julie Haydon sail for Caracas to wed aboard ship. Many stars and back-stage anecdotes follow, from NBC renewing Bob Hope to Marilyn Monroe pieces and society weddings.
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Sherman Billingsley-Toots
Dept. of Justice
Gov't Printing Office
Washington
G. J. Nathan
Julie Haydon
Caracas
Ballerina
Fonteyn
Roberto Arias
Pannamanian
Britain
Sloan Simpson
John Taylor
Gilmore
Lola
Yosef Yosef
Nat (King) Coles
Sarah Churchill
Zodiac Daily Horoscope Digest
Gemini through Taurus provide guidance on listening, tact, gossip avoidance, positive talk, mingling work and pleasure, finishing tasks, seizing opportunity, steady progress, careful business checks, and self control. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Capricorn
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
California Planted 9 Million Rainbow Trout Across State
California fish and game officials begin distributing about 9,000,000 rainbow trout for catchable size, with 1,500,000 pounds of fish entering waters over six months. The agency will also plant 13,000,000 fingerlings in mountain lakes and, where aerial seeding is unsafe, pack fish in by mule.
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Sacramento
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State Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game
Dove Sets Record Flight Before Southern Hop
California biologists reported a mourning dove shot near Big Pine had set a remarkable migratory pace. Branded by the Oregon game commission 500 miles north just three days earlier, it was killed by John De Boeuf of Oxnard. Doves typically average 22 miles daily.
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California
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Oregon Game Commission
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Oxnard
Beggs Families Plan Weekend in Brown County and Alumni News
Terre Haute residents from the Beggs families will visit Brown county for a weekend gathering. Rose Polytechnic alumni from 1885 to 1915 held a reunion at Hotel Deming. Otis French was elected president of the Terre Haute Insurance Men's Association.
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Terre Haute Insurance Men's Association
London Dispatches
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Lloyd W. Shirley
Rita B. Lawrence
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Lee Thomas
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Westinghouse Electrical Company
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Rockfeller’s government post and related queries
The questions seek: Nelson A. Rockefeller’s held office, the three Jews in Nebuchadnezzar’s furnace, Milton’s political ties to Cromwell, the rival to Venus in Paris’s beauty contest, and the epic about a Trojan prince’s wanderings after Troy’s fall.
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Integrity and Power Across Ranks
A reflection on leadership suggesting that abuse of power stems from unchecked authority whether held by prince or citizen and that virtue and truth should guard all rulers and governed alike.
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Jean de la Fontaine
Impassible Defined as Unmoved and Unfeeling
A dictionary entry outlines impassible as not to be moved or touched and unfeeling. It traces origin to French from Late Latin impassibilis meaning not and passible.
Enterprising child may herald a successful year
The message notes that with restraint and patience the year should be mainly successful. A quick enterprising individual is likely to be noticed as the child grows. Business success seems probable.
Today in History Highlights and Key Dates
Flag Day marks the Continental Congress adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the U S flag. Harriet Beecher Stowe born 1811, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Hawaii organized as a United States territory in 1900. In 1940 German forces entered Paris unopposed during World War II.
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Paris
France
Birthday greetings for Patrice Mun sel Burl Ives and Dorothy McGuire
A birthday note salutes Patrice Mun sel an opera concert and radio singer Burl Ives the folk singer and Dorothy McGuire the film actress with good wishes for their special day.
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Burl Ives
Dorothy McGuire
Classical Names and Roles in Early Modern Diplomacy
Administrative assistants to presidents shaped foreign policy. The trio Shadrach, Meshach and Abed negotiate. Milton served as Latin secretary to Cromwell handling foreign letters. Juno and Minerva appear in mythic allusion. The Aeneid by Virgil remains a foundational Latin epic.
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Abed
Milton
Cromwell
Youre Telling Me! Roundup of quirky items and quips
A collage of humor notes and odd news: pranksters set off a tear gas bomb in a Canadian pub triggering crying jags. a Venice burglar mails back most of 2.5 million lire while keeping a fifth. two players vanish after a prison farm ball game and may rejoin the lineup. A 70 year old fountain pen and green nail polish appear in light anecdotes.
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Barkeep
Venice
Italy
Woman recovers burglar hiding under bed after window sighting
Louisville police doubted Mrs Mary Lehman after a search of her three room home found no burglar. She continued the hunt and located the intruder hiding under a bed in the residence.
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Louisville
Mary Lehman
Kidneys and nephritis overview with symptoms and causes
A medical explainer describes how kidneys filter waste, what nephritis or Bright's disease is, and how untreated failures lead to dangerous waste buildup. It notes causes such as streptococcal infections, pneumonia, influenza, wounds, and factors like exposure or chill, and discusses swelling, blood in urine, and the need for medical evaluation.
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Capitol Buzzes With Visitors and Fashion in Washington
In Washington on June 14, Congress member William S. Milliard notes a district voter visit from his mother. Luke Gallegos pays a $10 speeding fine in Alexandria after a cake gesture. Senator Alben Barkley vies for best dressed with Cliff Hope as Barkley favors gray and brown jackets and blue pants. FAA volunteers for a sea plane rescue study at Thimble Shoals, VA. 90 offered, 40 chosen. Rep. Elizabeth Kee worries gum on the White House floors amid daily traffic. Vice President Nixon replies to a Jakarta youth with a personal pen souvenir. Supreme Court address cited as 1 First Street NE.
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Betsy Palmer Defends Blonde Roles in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD. Betsy Palmer seeks roles showing intelligent blondes not daffy or sexy. She argues light hair does not mean lightweight and cites Judy Holliday Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Grable Jean Harlow Constance Talmadge as examples of varied blondes. She wants diverse parts while keeping blonde hair.
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