Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Publisher and Contact Info
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette dating from 1903 lists contact lines for offices and departments including Crawford for circulation and sports, editorial, composing, and office. pricing plans for subscriptions and mail delivery. and a notice that unsolicited material is sent at the owner's risk with no liability for custody or return.
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Tribune
Tribune Company
Platform Rules for Tribune Readers
The message urges readers to avoid criticism without knowledge, refrain from spreading gossip or rumors, refrain from bashing government, and maintain faith in America. It emphasizes responsible discourse and civic trust without attacking institutions or individuals.
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Expert Testimony Denounces Isolationist War Policy
Gen George C Marshall told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that an isolationist approach is fatal to Western Europe and dangerous for Latin America. He warned arming the nation would cost over 30 billion dollars yearly and urged Europe to defend itself with allied support.
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Russia
Senate
Europe
George C. Marshall
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Latin America
United States
Atlantic
Marshall
Germ warfare in colonial America cited by physician
Dr Perrin K Long told Allegheny County Medical Society that germ warfare was used by the besieged English at Fort Pitt in 1761 62. He cited Lord Amherst s letter to Colonel Bouquet about infecting Indians with smallpox using blankets, aiding Pontiac s tribes and shaping colonial history.
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Allegheny County Medical Society
Perrin K. Long
Baltimore
Fort Pitt
Long
Lord Jeffrey Amherst
Colonel Bouquet
Pittsburgh
Bouquet
Amherst
Pontiac
New World
Canada
France
England
Talks to resume on East West peace with U.N. plan
Trygve Lie’s Moscow mission is thought to yield summer talks and a plan to end the Chinese representation boycott at the United Nations. The proposal would let states accept a country’s UN representatives without full diplomatic recognition of that government.
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
Moscow
Lie
U.N
World Organization
United States
China
Coal Operators Debate New Mine Wage Agreement
Coal operators say the recently signed wage agreement is designed to stabilize production amid rising costs and tense negotiations. They caution the deal may not address long term industry challenges and call for further review by labor and management.
Coal strike leverage eyed in 1952 election bid
Harry M Moses a United States Steel executive and soon to be named Labor Relations co ordinator for northern soft coal predicts John L Lewis could influence the 1952 presidential race. The new mine contract expires July 1 1952 in the heat of campaign season and Moses believes a Lewis strike could pressure Truman and help Republicans claim credit for averting a crisis.
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John L. Lewis
Harry M Moses
United States Steel
Moses
Lewis
Truman
Republican
Remembering Bunker Hill Anniversary and the Battle Orders
A look back to June 17 1775 when Charlestown was a quiet village now Boston’s tenement district. British forces crossed harbor with nearly 3000 troops as 1400 American patriots manned earthworks on Breed's Pasture. Col William Prescott ordered not to fire until the whites of their eyes appeared and the volleys shifted the battle.
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Boston
Breed
Concord
Lexington
George III
William Prescott
Night driving glare blamed on oncoming headlights
New York University's Center for Safety Education says glare from headlights mainly distresses fair-skinned drivers. It urges that anyone bothered by onrushing lights should not drive after dark, a rule that would bar many motorists.
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New York University
Center For Safety Education
Irish Parliament Sees Era of Foreign Land Buyers Rise
Speakers warn of a check book invasion as wealthy foreigners buy Irish estates since the war. Prince Aly Khan’s Meath mansion purchase sparks debate while Batterstown residents eye the manor. Senator Seamus O'Farrel calls any such buyouts a reconquest by wealth, stressing land rights for landless Irish and economic holders.
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Emerald Isle
Ireland
County Meath
Prince Aly Khan
Batterstown
Seamus O’farrel
Wildflowers Abound in Colorado Rocky Mountain Foothills
The Colorado Rocky Mountain foothills host nearly 3,000 wildflower varieties, highlighting rich biodiversity in the region's diverse ecosystems and attracting nature enthusiasts and researchers alike.
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Colorado Rocky Mountain Foothills
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Banquet and Local Changes
The strawberry league banquet drew 120 guests at the YWCA. A new mail wagon loading platform and a south side post office entrance are under construction. Attorney B W Marshall opened offices in Beach Block. Indiana State Normal plans June 23 graduation and Parsons twenty fifth year. Various residents depart or tour cities and states for summer or visits, with several local moves and trips noted.
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Strawberry League
Y.W.C
B. W. Marshall
G. J. Thompson
Indiana State Normal
W. W. Parsons
Walter E. Failing
South Fifth Street
Boston
Mass
Paul Cox
John S. Cox
South Seventh Street
Louisville
John G. Hein
North Eighth Street
New York
Robert Heinl
Sarah Swihart
State Normal
North Center Street
Stewart Rose
Stewart, Jr
Wisconsin
Niagara Falls Power Treaty Aims Bigger Output Yet Preserves Beauty
Washington reports a 50 year U S Canada agreement signed on February 27 to expand Niagara River power while safeguarding Niagara Falls scenery. The accord sets legal baselines for water use, requires joint commissions to determine water for sightseers and power, and expects about 7.9 billion kilowatt hours more energy for North America.
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United States
Canada
Niagara
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Senate
International Joint Commission
Niagara Falls
Ottawa
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Forty Niners and Western Gold Rush Era Figures
The Forty-Niners were those who flocked to California in 1849 seeking gold. The celebrated author of 19th century western mining life writings is Mark Twain. The tree symbolizing rugged strength is the oak. The next line after “Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord” is a refrain concluding the hymn Let the Glory of the Lord Rise Up. In the Bible the story of Elisha and two bears is found in 2 Kings where bears maul youths deriding the prophet.
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Lord
Elisha
Notable 17th and 20th Century Military Milestones
Entries recall Louis Joliot's second discovery of the Mississippi and a siege at Bunker Hill during the American Revolution. It notes the Battle of Waterloo on June 18, Napoleon’s final defeat, Gorki’s death in 1936, and Turkey joining a German war pact in 1941.
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Mississippi River
Louis Joliot
Bunker Hill
Waterloo
Maxim Gorki
Turkey
Germany
Wizen Word Entry Shows Saxon Roots and Meaning
The term wizen is defined as intransitive to wither or shrivel and as an adjective meaning to wither or shrivel. It traces origins to Anglo Saxon Wisnian Weosnian, linked to the idea of drying or shrinking.
It’s Been Said No Ideal Is As Good As a Fact
Quote collection notes Dr. Richard C. Cabot states ideals pale beside verified facts. The remark underscores pragmatic thinking and evidence over dreams.
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Richard C. Cabot
Predictions for June 18 Energetic traits noted for child born today
The forecast highlights a busy year with energetic, intelligent children born on this day. It mentions a home loving disposition and favorable character traits for the child and suggests textiles as a factor in today’s accomplishments.
If Girls Can Parade in Pajamas Why Not Men
United Press reports Max Lovell argues lounging pajamas should be worn at home by men as well as women. He cites a national survey showing 84.6 percent approval and notes women buy most men’s pajamas. He warns against sleeping naked as unhealthy and foresees pajamas possibly becoming mainstream for all occasions.
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United Press
New York
Max Lovell
Lovell
Parmas
Gold rush travellers of 1849 California
The item references the 1849 California gold rush travelers. It notes Francis Bret Harte as a related figure and mentions the oak as a symbol. It quotes a line from Julia Ward Howe and records a biblical incident where children mocked Elisha and were harmed by bears.
Rustlers Halting Rice Cultivation Near Rangoon
Buddhist monk Rev. U Ottama says cattle rustlers have halted rice farming at Kodaung south of Rangoon. He reports villagers fearmass evacuation and wealthy farmers are being kidnapped for ransom as the village is terrified beyond words.
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Rangoon
Kodaung
U Ottama
You’re Telling Me by William Rttt
Tibetans are described as the world's most prolific tea drinkers and sweet potatoes are declared the only real potato by National Geographic Society. The text humorously muses on canaries, Caruso in a cage, and a gambling probe upsetting dice game operators.
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William Rttt
Central Press
National Geographic Society
Horoscope Snapshot for Readable Signs and Favors
A lengthy horoscope outlines personality traits and daily guidance. It lists sun sign periods from Gemini to Taurus with advice on planning, health, social activity, devotion, rest, and outdoor recreation. The tone is periodical and instructional for readers.
Vic Mature Laments Old Image Haunts New Role
Hollywood article notes Victor Mature complains a new film shows him as the old rough image despite reform attempts. He plays himself in I'll Get By with scenes in Jeanne Crain's dressing room and jokes about credits and Zanuck. He mocks mismatched socks and a studio set that booms like Taj Mahal.
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Hollywood
U.P
Victor Mature
Darryl Zanuck
Mature
20Th Century-Fox
Vic
Genius
20Th Century- Fox
Vic Mature
Jeanne Crain
Taj Mahal
Radio City
Miss Crain
New York
Zanuck
Richard Sale
Exiled Scholars Plan Danubian Inquiry Center
New York hosts the Mid-European Studies Center opening at 154 East Sixty second Street aimed at studying eastern European political economic and cultural backgrounds behind the Iron Curtain. Led by Adolph Berle Jr and Joseph Grew the Danubian Inquiry seeks long term grants and exiled scholars to publish findings within three years.
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New York
Mid-European Studies Center
East Sixty-second Street
Berle
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
New York University
National Committee For A Free Europe
Europe
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
Bavaria
Library of Congress
Adolph A. Berle Jr
Iron Curtain
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
National Committee For A Free Europe, Inc
Grew
Mr. Berle
Gold on the Beach in Agoo Fossicker Folklore
Coastal families near Agoo north of Manila mine the surf sands for gold legends tied to the pirate Limahong whose wrecked ship allegedly lies in Lingayen gulf. Authorities note the river carries gold to the sea and back, leaving no trace in its bed.
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Manila
Agoo
Limahong
Lingayen Gulf
Finding Cause of Backache Through Muscle Tests
When spinal bones and nerves show no issue the focus shifts to trunk muscle strength. Tests by the doctor assess abdominal and hip muscles, guiding exercise and heat therapies to relieve pain. If weakness is found, targeted exercise can restore support and reduce discomfort.
Questions and Answers on Rh factors and thyroid condition
A reader asks about Rh negative parents and pregnancy. The answer says none of the conditions interfere unless thyroid deficiency is marked, then thyroid extract helps. A reader asks if spastic colitis is curable. the reply: yes, curable with treatment.
Diverse Timely Facts Curated From Early 20th Century Snippets
A mosaic of trivia spans weather signals from a Santa Fe peak to faithfulness tests for husbands. It notes 1900 tire costs at 40 dollars, pettiy gamblers estimated at 40 million, and the U.S. population center shifting west to southern Illinois. It cites census mapping, future car costs, and war dogs aiding Japanese ports saving tax dollars. Also mentions Hirohito submitting poems to a popular magazine and acceptance.
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