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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
4
The notice instructs readers to call the Tribune if they do not receive a copy by 6 PM and provides phone numbers and cutoff times for messages. It mentions special messenger delivery and refers to calls to Crawford 1231 with specific hours on Sundays and holidays and after 9:30 PM on weekdays when the private exchange is closed.
The notice lists mail rates by zone and timing for Evening and Sunday editions, with prices for first and other zones, plus a line about second class matter entered January 1 1903 at Terre Haute post office under the March 2 1879 act.
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism. It stresses understanding before judging public policy, warns against spreading rumors, and encourages faith in American institutions and governance.
Dr. Frank Cole of the Lincoln Veterans Hospital told the American Medical Society that prompt cardiac massage during sudden heart stoppage yields high survival. In 322 recorded arrests, artificial circulation via massage began within five minutes. 40 of 47 recent cases survived, and most survivors recover fully. The technique requires opening the chest and manual heart manipulation.
The Air Force shifts from preferring jet bombers to backing jet airliners after a British London to South Africa flight. Congress pressures the Defense Department, and US jet airliner plans may start in 1953 with commercial operations not before 1957.
Lew Reese, who died in Scio Ohio, demonstrated an idea of capitalism as a partnership between labor and capital. Starting in 1932 with 3000 borrowed dollars he reopened an abandoned pottery factory, paid higher wages, and distributed bonuses. After a fire, the town rebuilt the plant and the business recovered, benefiting workers and owner alike. Reese believed workers are the key factor in business.
The passage argues that the fate of capitalism hinges on a certain mindset. It credits an attitude shared by men as essential to progress and resilience in the economic system. Strong belief in effort and perseverance is presented as crucial to enduring prosperity.
The late George Orwell gained US fame for Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty Four. A new US printing of his 1938 work traces his war experiences in Spain and the rise of police states. Homage to Catalonia, published here now, offers insight into the author’s formative times.
A UC led survey with Army cooperation polled 144 boys ages 17 to 19 on 248 foods. Breakfast favorites included orange juice and eggs. lunches featured meat and cheese sandwiches. dinners prized steak, potatoes, corn, and milk.
Senator Estes Kefauver reports strong showings in California and South Dakota primaries and asks for a White House meeting. With 250 delegates, a word from Truman could help clinch the Democratic nomination, though Truman aides say the president remains officially neutral and has told reporters he will not endorse any candidate yet.
Kathleen Windsor, author of Forever Amber, will receive a tax rebate of 26358.72 since a court ruled she is not a professional writer, writing mainly for amusement. The book sparked derision, bans in Boston, yet became a bestseller and led to film rights sales to Hollywood.
Terre Haute residents recalled past events with mentions of visits to Chicago and Baltimore for political events. Notes include marriage licenses, a land sale of Lot 11, local student achievements, a leave of absence for a city schools staffer, and the Highland iron mill expanding to nearly 600 workers with day and night shifts. A liquor license was granted to William P. Clay for a basement saloon in the Arcade building.
Questions cover German capital Berlin, a clutch of duck eggs called a brood, silent film era comedian Harold Lloyd as a leading figure, American operetta composer Victor Herbert, and Queen Wilhelmina living in exile in London during World War I.
Today honors birthdays for notable sports figures actor Bobby Clark and his sister Allie Clark along with New York Yankee pitcher Bob Miller. The event recognizes their contributions to baseball and entertainment with celebratory cakes.
A concise definition explains fealty as fidelity of a feudal tenant to his lord, observance of allegiance, and faithfulness to duty. It traces origin from Old French and Latin fidelitas, meaning faithful.
The 1932 Republican convention renominated Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. In 1933 Roosevelt signed the National Industrial Recovery Act. In 1941 a U S submarine disappeared off the coast of Maine in a mysterious loss.
A devotional line from Proverbs 4 18 echoes the light growing brighter toward a perfect day. This verse emphasizes guidance wisdom and progress in moral living through steadfast faith and divine illumination.
Under these auspices use your intuition and imagination in work. A very active, busy year seems ahead of you, which will be successful. Today's child should be very energetic, both mentally and physically.
A new washable one coat wall paint has a patented dirt repellent ingredient. The item lists Bonn and Ottawa as locations with a humorous quiz format mentioning John Buny and Victor Herbert alongside a clutch phrase.
Walter Winchell on Broadway reports a $280000 deficit and several summer casualties as productions bend toward vacation. The piece tracks rising costs, swerving grosses, and the wary summer outlook for top shows while mixing backstage chatter and industry anecdotes.
A compact collage of quips about marriage diplomacy and conversation. Milton Ebbins parodies a henpecked husband, Joseph Stalin dismisses sincere diplomacy as impossible, J Frase jokes about boring talks, and Catholic Digest notes a charming, easily tripped smile.
Born today you show quiet persistence in emergencies and a stubborn moodiness that can derail plans. Curb it to reach success and use your musical talent and business sense to build wealth early. Heed hunches, stay tactful, and nurture friendships for a happy marriage and lasting influence.
Advice for each sun sign ranges from postponing major decisions to boosting savings and budgeting. The preview urges clearing up late detail work, embracing cultural advances, combining art with business, showing kindness to neighbors, and pursuing focused objectives. An elderly family member may need help, while study and travel could expand knowledge. Distributed by United Features Syndicate.
In a Hollywood MGM film set in Nevada a Las Vegas casino complete with 60 slot machines pays $150 jackpots on a $1 bet every third pull. An attorney general agent oversees the prop operation while Walter Brown crafts the payoffs and director Norman Foster films the casino sequence under tight scripts and timing.
Ohio State University extension entomologist T H Parks says maple bladder galls on silver maple leaves are caused by microscopic mites. The galls appear green on the upper leaf surface, turn red then nearly black, but the damage is so minor that many authorities doubt the need for control.
Penicillin can be used to prevent rheumatic fever by destroying streptococcus bacteria that indirectly cause the disease. The drug must be taken several times daily for years, protecting children's hearts until they outgrow risk and can go without the medication.
A reader asks if epilepsy runs in children. Answer states a 1 in 100 risk of chronic epilepsy. Another reader requests guidance on surgery for an untreated stomach ulcer. The reply says surgery is commonly indicated when medical treatment fails.
Ida Bailey Allen presents a career homemaker guide framing cooking as a business. The Chef urges double quantities and prep for three days, detailing double soups stews and puddings to save time and dishwashing while outlining a dinner plan with prep steps and a Boston baked beans recipe.
A collection of concise statements covers women in Dutch Guiana carrying items on their heads, Bach as a living organist, upward leaf posture of eucalyptus, Alaska's size compared to Texas, polo origins, early New England tobacco bans, Great Bear Lake as Canada's largest entirely inside, the Turkish turban fabric length, Alaskan moose weight, keystone in arches, sepia color from squid or cuttlefish.
Corinth Mississippi Norman Hagg recovered a Civil War rifle from a fishing spot near the Shiloh battlefield and hung the relic at his Catfish Hotel. The historic weapon was unearthed during a fishing excursion near the famous battlefield site.
In Worcester Massachusetts two women with different maiden names Shirley Weagle gave birth to sons at the same hospital six minutes apart. Neither woman had previously met the other. The remarkable coincidence occurred at the city hospital during a single day in an extraordinary birth sequence.
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