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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
The piece highlights rising boating activity and lax waterway regulations, citing safety hazards from unfamiliar boaters and enforcement gaps near Cataract Lake. It also discusses postal rate reform, noting a provision to include retirement fund costs in rate setting, while warning this excludes other indirect costs and calls for broader steps.
New York Mayor Wagner launches re election bid by visiting 13 public meetings in two days. He says maintaining the pace for five months to Election Day proves his enjoyment of the job and his stamina to continue in office.
The Daily News of Longview warns Congress may approve a federal high dam on Idaho's Hells Canyon. If built with federal funds, Texas would shoulder about 22.38 million of 509.7 million in total costs, while private power would shift burden to private sources and taxes. The piece argues socialist power policies subsidize the few at the expense of many.
Washington Report edition from the chamber of commerce outlines public policy updates and local business concerns. It highlights upcoming events, legislative lobbying efforts, and member news affecting commerce. The report emphasizes economic development and civic engagement within the district.
George Q. Lewis argues in a letter to Dulles for an International Human Exchange and a World Humor Congress to promote peace through humor. He likens it to a counterbalance to weapons and notes practical hurdles as nations would clash over jokes and interruptions, risking new tensions.
Soviet military authorities mock the U S Army Nike anti aircraft missile saying it could be made virtually ineffective by attacking planes. The article warns against actions that might force the Reds to prove their claim.
Senators Lausche of Ohio and Douglas of Illinois argued the U S Treasury should not fund the Senate restaurant losses. Despite their protest the Senate voted to continue the subsidy, keeping the restaurant afloat while it operates at a loss.
A fragment notes a noon time entry titled Scott's Scrap Book. It identifies noon as the middle of the day and hints at a column or feature labeled Noon. The text presents a concise reference to the midday segment without additional context or details.
Birth date June 20 grants an executive mind and business sense predicting wealth across a life. The note cautions restlessness without contentment and urges balance with nature art and leisure. It praises a magnetic homemaker personality, loyal partner, inventive mind, and scattered interests. Notables born that day include Lillian Hellman and Errol Flynn.
Horoscopes for all signs warn of cautions and wiser choices. Readers advised to be patient, avoid impulsive actions, reconcile differences, and test opportunities before committing. Romance, finances, and personal benefits are weighed with careful guidance for each zodiac sign.
In Napoleon Ohio a 19 year old youth entered the police station to report a gas station robbery. Officers noted an injured hand and the suspect admitted he cut it while breaking into the station.
Walter Winchell notes Broadway names in summer chatter. Billy Martin endures Yankee trade uprooting in New York hotel lobby. Milton Berle jokes about July 16th coverage. Dinah Washington and others dine and plan shows at New York venues.
Steve Allen catalogs absurd statements heard often, from sweeping gender hair color stereotypes to brain food myths and crime lore. The text cites Wall Street pundit John Straley and a witty quip about a grandson, plus a clever author joke and a Scottish wolf etching pun.
Public notice details subscription rates for the Terre Haute Tribune 4ND Gazette including first zone pricing, billing options, and delivery by mail. It notes contact timing for late-night issues and clarifies the paper’s policy on unsolicited submissions and liability for nonreturned materials.
In Terre Haute on June 20 W E O Neill of Ford Roofing Products Chicago met with Hazel Nicholas of Acme Roofing Co. A break in at Beck Pharmacy led to the theft of fountain pens. Ina Magdalene Bris Rousch and Dale Jamison announce their marriage plans. The Woman’s Department Club plans a Bird Masque bill session. The W S Rea School summer program for children is coordinated by the PTA with Dr Siebenmorgan Miss Hunt. John Taylor of Hays and Hays spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Deming.
Four great rivers of Africa are the Nile Congo Niger and Zambezi. During World War I the chairman of the committee on public relations was George Creel. In early Les Miserables the role of Jean Valjean was played by Pierre-Alexis. The French author who created Monsieur le Cog stories is Alphonse Daudet. The 18th century English king who did not speak English was George II.
The Astoria nightspot praises Ethel Merman as a top Broadway star with immaculate enunciation rhythm and timing. Other notes cover twins birth, relief statistics in NYC Puerto Ricans, a London lottery win, Lincoln's stepmother, and assorted humorous asides on Hollywood stars and fashion trivia.
Lois Collins, a high earning model and self described wolf magnet, discusses dating men in New York. She details types of wolves from married millionaires to playboys and middle aged men on expense accounts while balancing a career and a young son.
The quote argues that a man loses no greater right to utter uncivil speech than to commit violence in action. Samuel Johnson asserts equivalence between rude words and physical harm, framing both as breaches of restraint and civility.
A charter in 1632 granted to Maryland marks colonial foundation, while 1863 sees West Virginia admitted to the Union. In 1903 Lou Gehrig, famed baseball star, is born, and in 1931 President Hoover proposes moratoriums on war debts, shaping interwar policy.
Friends and admirers send greetings today to Errol Flynn the screen actor Lillian Hellman the playwright and former golf champion Glenna Collett in a noted birthday tribute across circles.
A future period may offer an exit from current duties with positive outcomes. The year is expected to close strongly with substantial rewards for effort and initiative. A child today may possess notable courage and energy for transformative tasks.
Expansion relates to opening wide spreading out and diffusing causing to occupy more space. The transitive use enlarges or develops in full detail an argument or equation while the intransitive use describes spreading apart enlarging or swelling. Origin traces to Latin expandere from ex and pandere.
The prompt lists five items: The Nile Congo Niger and Zambezi. George Creel. Frederic March. Emile Gaboriau. and George II. It notes dates 1835-1873 and 1660-1727 with a hint that one figure was German.
Frank Smith, 76, plans rhubarb pies from plants he estimates are 125 years old. He moved the rhubarb from Holland Ohio to Fremont and Creek before settling in Cheboygan Michigan. He recalls his folks tending the rhubarb long before his birth.
Dr Bundesen says adults need a pint daily while pregnant and nursing mothers require more. He details ways to reach the milk quota including oatmeal with powdered milk and milk in orange juice, noting the powder preserves calcium vitamins and protein though fat and vitamin A vary by diet.
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