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Tribune Platform Urges Responsible Civic Discourse
The Tribune calls for careful commentary urging readers to avoid gossip and rumors, maintain faith in America, support government work, and speak with informed restraint about public affairs.
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Adenauer's visit marks strong Western German recovery
The text lauds Konrad Adenauer as a premier Western European statesman guiding West Germany's postwar revival. It credits his leadership with rebuilding not only cities but the national character after Nazi rule, highlighting timely rehabilitation and the country's place among free nations.
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Konrad Adenauer
United States
Europe
Adenauer
Western Germany
Germany
Free World
Hitler
West Germany
No State Is Landlocked in Economic Sense
The Federal Maritime Board notes no state is landlocked economically while National Maritime Day honors the U S merchant marine. It links one tenth of cropland and $15 billion in annual exports to maritime trade, stressing ships, workers, and farmers benefit from overseas markets and global routes.
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Federal Maritime Board
United States
U. S
Hog price troubles persist amid declining pork demand
An Iowa State College economist cites three factors behind dropping pork demand as a key to hog price troubles. He argues that solutions must address fundamental demand declines rather than simple remedies or government interventions.
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Iowa
Geoffrey Shepherd
Iowa State College
Shepherd
Pork Decline Spurs Hog Farmers’ Need for Lean Meats
The piece explains how shifts in diet and production patterns reduce pork demand. Rising beef poultry and eggs limit pork, while urban consumers eat more beef and farm folks eat more pork. Shepherd proposes two remedies: lean meat pork production and cutting pork output unless hogs stay profitable.
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Shepherd
Know Your Strength In Water Safety Rules
Parents should stress two rules for beach safety: don't overestimate your ability and don't ignore dangers. Stay within capacity and avoid swimming soon after eating or when tired to prevent cramps and drowning.
Federal AEC helps private group build first commercial atomic plant Massachusetts
The Atomic Energy Commission will fund five million dollars of preconstruction development and provide five years of free nuclear fuel to Yankee Atomic Electric Co. for a western Massachusetts plant. Negotiations for similar contracts are under way in Minnesota Nebraska and Michigan. Federal cooperation with diverse groups aims to accelerate nuclear power development.
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Massachusetts
AEC
Yankee Atomic Electric Co
Yankee Electric
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Hit Tune Victim Whistles Pop Hit On Repeat
A man who loves Brahms and Beethoven ends up whistling a popular tune instead. Circumstances force him to hear hit songs repeatedly causing a clash with his classical tastes and the familiar refrain What Hit Me. The piece notes parents of teens are most often this sad case.
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Brahms
Beethoven
Manistee Driver Allows Blazing Car to Burn On
Kenneth Berchard, 21, drove his burning car through Manistee, Michigan, ignoring parking signs and only stopping when overtaken by a police cruiser. He said he did not dare to park the vehicle.
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Manistee, Mich
Kenneth Berchard
Horoscope Insight for June Sixteen Birthdays
Born today you show exceptional intellect and a deep love of arts. Focus on one objective to maximize results and follow keen intuition to avoid serious errors. Notable figures born on this date include Thomas Melville King Gustav VI Grace Albert Stan Laurel Cushman K. Davis.
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Thomas Melville
Gustav VI
Sweden
Onda Munson
Grace Albert
Stan Laurel
Cushman K. Davis
New York Faces Its Colorful Cast of Characters
A portrait of New York’s lively residents and eccentric hosts, from Ken MacLarin the eating champion to Sou Chan and Max Asnas, plus publicist Eddie Jaffe and author Doris Lilly, highlighting a city rich in personality and whimsy.
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Dad
Walter Lippmann
Alsop Brother
Ken MacLarin
Mr. MacLarin
Broadway
Ronald Colman
Belmont
Sou Chan
Bill Brown
Max Asnas
Richard Maney
Tallulah Bankhead
Bodkin
Maney
Eddie Jaffe
48Th Street
Doris Lilly
Park Avenue
Duchess of Windsor
Gemini to Taurus Daily Horoscope Synopsis
Horoscope notes pleasant happenings and opportunities across zodiac signs. Gemini hints at memorable joy while Taurus anticipates a long hoped-for happiness. romance and health themes appear for several signs.
Good and Bad News On the World Situation
United Press overview of global events with good news including Argentina crushing a Peronist revolt and Morocco moving to Mohammed ben Youssef, plus bad news of Shepilov's visit affecting Greece Cyprus tensions and Eden's upcoming defense cuts and shift to long range air power.
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Shepilov
Cyprus
Great Britain
Egypt
France
Algeria
Britain
Kallinikos Macheriotis
London
Anthony Eden
Eden
United States
Russia
Tooth Doodlers Urged to See Dentists at NYA Convention
Dr Milton Charen of Philadelphia told the New York State Dental Association annual convention in Syracuse that tongue or teeth grinding, labeled tooth doodling, signals misaligned teeth that may loosen in the gums. He warned gum disorders cause more than 80 percent of extractions.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State Dental Association
Milton Charen
Philadelphia
Centenarian Celebrates Birthday with Gin and Port
A 105 year old woman from Winterbourne Kingston England marked her birthday by drinking her usual nightcap of gin and port wine. The question remains which of the two beverages served as the chaser.
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Winterbourne
Kingston
England
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights
Miss Mary Gilbert returns from New York City to spend summer in Terre Haute and visit other places. Mrs. Walter Talley to return after Nebraska visit. Young Women's Aid Society meets next Tuesday with Miss Brooks. Dr J P Worell back Sunday from Albuquerque where he attended mining interests. Gladys Rogers and Charles Hennig hosted by Miss Mary Burnett at Libertyville. Opal Rich engaged to Omer Phelps. Homer Talley to motor trip to French Lick, then Louisville and Kentucky. Winifred Rettger returns from Birmingham. State Senator Charles E Shively visiting W Ray in South Center. Highlanders beat Evansville 3-1 to move to third in Central League.
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Mary Gilbert
New York City
Terre Haute
Walter Talley
Sweeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Young Women's Aid Society
Miss Brooks
J. P. Worell
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Gladys Rogers
Charles Hennig
Mary Burnett
Libertyville
C. C. Rich
North Eleventh Street
Opal Rich
Omer Phelps
Homer Talley
French Lick
Louisville
Kentucky
Winifred Rettger
L. J. Rettger
Gilbert Avenue
Birmingham
Alabama
W. W. Ray
South Center Street
Charles E. Shively
Richmond
Highlanders
Evansville
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick
1 Puerto Rico means rich port. 2 The capital of Alabama is Montgomery. 3 Jack London was an American novelist and social explorer. 4 The five largest U S cities by 1950 census were New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Detroit. 5 California has the most counties, with Texas the most in some counts. the smallest is Delaware with three counties.
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Puerto Rico
Alabama
Jack London
U. S
Notable Births and Personal Fortune Forecast
The horoscopic notice predicts great domestic joy and business success. It notes a newborn today may be good natured and fortunate. For Sunday June 17 the advice is to bring business to fruition and look for a clever artistic child in today’s reads.
Watch Your Language Deprave Definition in Historical Text
A compact glossary note explains deprave as a verb meaning to pervert corrupt or vitiate tracing the term to Old French and Latin roots Depravare Depravatum and de plus pravus with implications of crookedness and wickedness.
Samuel Osgood Quotation Reflects on Life and Prayer
The remark emphasizes that human life is naturally precious and should be consistently valued and prayed for, attributed to Samuel Osgood.
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Samuel Osgood
Historic political and exploration milestones listed
Key dates mark presidential renomination in 1932 and Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933. A 1941 submarine loss off Maine is noted, Fathers Day observed on June 17, and the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill in the Revolutionary War is cited. Also listed is the 1973 second discovery of the Mississippi River by Joliet and Marquette.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maine
Mississippi River
Louis Joliet
Jacques Marquette
Bunker Hill
Notable birthday list in mid June includes several stars
The item lists Helen Traubel soprano singer Bobby Clark actor Allie Clark baseball and Bob Miller baseball pitcher as having birthdays today. It adds Igor Stravinsky composer Ralph Bellamy actor and Ted Atkinson Canadian jockey to receive best wishes on Sunday June 17.
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Helen Traubel
Bobby Clark
Allie Clark
Bob Miller
Igor Stravinsky
Ralph Bellamy
Ted Atkinson
An American novelist 1876 1916 associated with cities
The record notes an American novelist who lived from 1876 to 1916 linked to multiple cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Detroit and Texas with 254 Delaware and three venues.
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Richport
Montgomery
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Texas
Delaware
Art Review of Garbell Shows Subdued Parisian Color
Alexandre Garbell, a Russian-born Parisian, debuts in New York with a refined color harmonies exhibit at Fine Arts Associates. The critic notes restrained elegance and a post Picasso trend among Parisian artists, praising delicacy while warning of potential decadence. The piece also touches on a tight art book market and interest in hidden masters and exotic folklores.
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New York
Alexandre Garbell
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Fine Arts Associates
Garbell
Skira
Goya
Unesco
Stevenson Sister Seen Rising in Campaign Role
Adlai Stevenson's sister Elizabeth S. Ives is expected to play a growing role in the presidential bid. If Stevenson wins, she would likely serve as White House hostess, a valued political asset who drew the warmest ovation at a Democratic women’s luncheon alongside wives of other candidates. Her presence provides essential family atmosphere for the unmarried, divorced candidate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Welfare
Oveta Culp Hobby
Interior
Douglas McKay
Labor
Martin Durkin
White House
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Marion Folsom
Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
Weeks
Wilson
General Motors
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Herbert Brownell
Adlai Stevenson
Elizabeth S
Buffie) Ives
Stevenson
Ives
Illinois
Estes Kefauver
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Adlai
Father’s Day plea to share infant care with dad
A lighthearted health column urges couples to involve fathers more in baby care. It argues dads deserve tasks beyond laundry, including diapering, feeding, bathing, hair washing, injections, morning juice, and bedtime routines to show the child a warm, reliable parent.
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Junior
Dad
Pops
Tyke
Is Lip Peeling a Sign of Venereal Disease
A. P. asks if lip peeling signals venereal disease. The answer states that such peeling is ordinarily not due to venereal infection.
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A. P
Portuguese Painter Nuno Goncalves A Sole Surviving Altarpiece
Phaidon reviews a 15th century Portuguese painter Nuno Goncalves known for portraiture. The sole surviving work, an altarpiece with 60 life size figures, is reproduced in 42 fine details. The work reflects isolation in character and time, tied to the king's vow during his African campaign.
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Phaidon
Nuno Goncalves
Goncalves
Smoking ban at Chicago convention stirs debate
A New Jersey woman delegate pushes for a smoking ban at the Democratic national convention in Chicago. An oldtimer recalls smokefilled rooms and fireworks may remain despite restrictions. A cat survives after a belt incident in Moline. A Michigan wife testifies her husband used judo on visitors. A Canadian builds a three story dog house for his pet.
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Chicago
Grandpappy Jenkins
Michigan
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