The Terre Haute Tribune passage on calls and rates
Notices describe telephone contacts for the Tribune with Crawford numbers for composing room and editorial, plus mailing rates for first and outside zones. It states second class post status and a disclaimer that unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner's risk and the paper disclaims liability for custody or return.
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Crawford
Dartment Crawford
Terre Haute
Tribune
Tribune Company
Tribune Platform Calls for Disciplined Civic Discourse
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism of government and to maintain faith in America. It stresses speaking only on known facts and resisting rumors.
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America
Indiana 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration Seeks Honors
June is dairy month as milk production hits a yearly high and may set a record per USDA. Indiana 4-H girls compete in the 1950 national Dairy Foods Demonstration program under local leaders, presenting winning recipes and techniques with state winners receiving watches and a Chicago congress trip for eight national champions.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Chicago
Vigo
Unity in the West signals anti communist consolidation in Europe
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes rising Western ties amid anti Soviet sentiment. Ruhr vote drops communism to 5.5 percent. Schuman plan seeks pooling of coal and iron. Germany invited to join the Council of Europe, signaling political unity with France and West European alignment against Moscow influence.
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Europe
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ruhr
West
Reich
Schuman
West Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Paris
Council of Europe
Bonn
Britain weighs Schuman plan amid Europe unification talks
The Times of London notes Schuman's scheme could form a western European political union while Britain studies the proposal before deciding. It cautions Labor critics and highlights US aid aiding postwar progress as the continent counters communism with unity and cooperation.
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Times of London
Schuman
West Europe
Britain
Downing Street
M. Schuman
United States
Ohio Highway Patrol Tightens Driving License Tests
The Ohio Highway Patrol requires a 10 question written test with at least 70 percent, followed by visual tests reading signs and a card, then an actual 41 point driving test. Applicants failing eye tests may see an oculist and retry after new glasses. The piece argues for stricter, periodic testing for all drivers to improve safety.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Mexico Lures Pensioners With 116 Dollar Monthly Income Plan
Mexico offers a guaranteed income of 116 dollars per month for foreign pensioners plus 58 dollars per additional family member over 15. The program promises low living costs, no tax on foreign pensions, and optional help from maids, cooks, and staff, making retirement abroad appealing to Americans.
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Mexico
Manna
Manana
Acapulco
Commission
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights
Governor Thomas R. Marshall visited Terre Haute for ceremonies honoring State Normal President Parsons. Local residents plan home moves, fishing trips, and marriage licenses were issued. The Riverside mine resumed work after a labor dispute settlement and Normal students began returning home.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Terre Haute
Parsons
State Normal
J. B. Wisely
North Tenth Street
Albert Ehrmann
Frederick Reckart
Lake Maxinkuckeee
Ehrmann
Samuel Humphrey
Louise A. Halstead
Frank J. Cass
Fern Dale
Frank Golden van Arsdall
Mary Mercedes Crawford
Catherine Schick
Lyric Theater
Young Business Men’s Club
South Seventh
Hulman Streets
Riverside
Wabash River
Lackey
J. A. Holmes
Vandalia Railroad
Lake Maxinkuckee
England’s Fourteenth Century Poet of Fame
Questions cover key trivia: the famed poet of 14th century England, the Antilles region, a standout item in a performance, the nursery rhyme figure who jumps the candlestick, and the purchaser of the Louisiana Territory by the United States.
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England
Antilles
Louisiana Territory
United States
Watts Quotation on Self-Opinion and Brightness
A brief quote notes that every one of his opinions appears to himself to be written with sunbeams, attributed to Isaac Watts.
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Isaac Watts
Historic firsts and battles mark summer day
Entries recall New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788 on the first day of summer, Daniel Carter Beard born in 1850, Damascus seized by British and Free French in 1941, Okinawa and Berlin fronts in 1945, and the 1948 United Air Lift.
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New Hampshire
United States
Daniel Carter Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Damascus
Okinawa
Britain
Berlin States
United Air Lift
The Hazards of a Political Career
Capitol physician Dr. George Calver links high stress to early deaths among lawmakers. He cites three senators and ten representatives dying in just over a year due to emotional strain overeating lack of exercise and an unbalanced life from heavy social duties. He calls for a disciplined regime though it risks social and political costs.
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George Calver
Capitol
Washington
Terminology of Termination and its Latin Roots
A concise definition of terminates as a transitive verb meaning to set or form a limit to bound or end. Origins trace to Latin Terminatus, the past participle of Terminare, reflecting the sense of bringing an end or boundary.
Birthday cake due for notable figures in arts and politics
Cakes are due today for Rockwell Kent painter Donald Culross Peattie nature writer Jean Paul Sartre philosopher John W Snyder secretary of the Treasury Judy Holliday and Dorothy Stickney actresses in a civic celebration.
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Rockwell Kent
Donald Culross Peattie
Jean Paul Sartre
John W. Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
Judy Holliday
Dorothy Stickney
Moon Aligns With Sa Turn Brings Quiet Years Ahead
The reading suggests approaching changes as the Moon nears Sa turn bringing a thoughtful pace and possible uncertainties next year. A newborn may face early difficulties but courage and enterprise can overcome them.
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Saturn
Partial Historic Names and Terms Card
Items list names places and phrases including Geoffrey Chaucer the West Indian islands excluding the Bahamas the main course of a meal the name Jack and a quoted nursery couplet and Frante as an extra entry.
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Geoffrey Chaucer
West Indian Islands
Bahamas
Jack
Frante
Patience Proved Effective Against a Bigger Opponent
A brief note reflects on patience as a strategic virtue when facing a stronger opponent, suggesting restraint can yield advantage in conflict or competition. The line elevates patience as a superior tactic in unequal matchups.
Crouse Cards Two Birdies on One Hole in Golf Round
Earl Crouse registered two birdies on the same hole during a Memphis round after his drive killed a robin in flight. He later posted a three at the hole, reflecting an uncommon series of events during the game.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Earl Crouse
Crouse
Winchell on Broadway Warns of Newsprint Crisis Between Canada and U S
Walter Winchell argues the four strategic war materials are uranium oil newsprint and blood. He says newsprint is the top Cold War issue as Ottawa and Washington clash over selling Canadian produced newsprint in the United States. He notes rapid military coordination between Canada and the United States and cites Canadian forces in Caribbean maneuvers and the RCAF defending New York City in Operation Metropolis.
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Canada
United States
Ottawa
Washington
U.S
New York City
Daily News
The
Daily Mirror
New York Times
New York
Chicago
Mrs America
Debating Newsprint Trade Between U S and Canada
A detailed look at how much newsprint the United States and Canada consume and produce, the environmental and economic costs, and the diplomatic wrangle over subsidies, pricing, and subpoenas affecting cross border paper markets. The piece notes vast production scales, rising output, and the mutual dependence of both countries as major customers.
Crisis demands dissolve as fronts align across nations
Top diplomats and chiefs of staff warn that if needed both governments will press for a dissolution of the crisis. Necessity rules over pride as military leaders stress a single front against a common enemy and hint that partners in life may become partners in death if the conflict continues.
Governments Seek Joint Solution to Fire Crisis
Ottawa and Washington recognize the danger of spreading fire and high level officials are coordinating toward a solution. The reporter believes the crisis will be solved, if needed, by the Commanders in Chief themselves.
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Ottawa
Washington
Northwest for North American defense in joint air maneuvers
The United States Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force conduct Operation Northwest drills for the dual defense of Vancouver and Seattle. Military officials quip that newsprint is vital in peacetime but fighting men matter more in war.
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Pentagon
Canada
U. S. Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vancouver
Seattle
Some Timely Facts From a Bygone Era
A collection of curious historical data notes comic strip readers, inventions like the railroad mail car by William A. Davis and the street railway car by John Stephenson, gender and eye color differences, beetles lifting power, San Francisco cable streetcar debut, Petsamo chimney height, night vision differences, mole daily food needs, and radium decay projections.
MacRae Seeks Stardom As Hollywood Triple Threat
Gordon MacRae, versatile and private about goals, aims to act with singing and dancing as sideline strengths. He trained via summer theater and Broadway, now under contract where he can dance to secure his place alongside James Cagney Virginia Mayo Doris Day and Gene Nelson in The West Point Story.
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Gordon
Hollywood
Broadway
MacRae
LeRoy Prinz
Prinz
Rosie O’grady
Warner Bros
James Cagney
Virginia Mayo
Doris Day
Gene Nelson
Horoscope for June 21 Born Today Predicts Inventive Mind
The June 21 birthday profile highlights an inventive mind and love of knowledge especially in science. It notes strong drive and concentration, good habit formation, and emotional sensitivity. Women born this day are affectionate spouses and mothers who value home and may pursue scientific or occult study later.
Gemini to Taurus Daily Horoscope Summary
Zodiac forecasts for each sign offer guidance on meetings deals social events and personal progress. Notable advice includes closing contracts early for Cancer and leveraging cooperation for Aries while Taurus highlights public affairs and personality influence.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Somone
Aries
Taurus
Older Men Sought for Cleveland Machine Factory
Cleveland manufacturer George S. Boyd seeks to hire only men over 50 for his machine tool factory. At 63, he vows age does not bar skilled work, but unemployment does. He is seeking a backer to start his own plant.
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Cleveland
U.P
George S. Boyd
Bedridden patients foot deformities and prevention
Long bed confinement risks form these deformities, notably the foot bending downward. Regular weekly foot checks, stretching exercises, and use of foot-boards or folded pillows prevent permanent changes. If deformity appears, set up the foot-board, teach exercises, and monitor to avoid sole pressure damage. improvement appears within days.
Rise of Bill Farrell Gains Noted Broadway Fans
United Press reports a hotel theater scene where elderly grandmothers form a fan club for Bill Farrell. Once a modest nightclub singer, Farrell drew attention after Bob Hope's praise led to radio work and a longer stint, boosting his profile on MGM records and at Bop City. Ann Vernon, a French actress, also appears in the piece with a Hollywood linked path from New York to California.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Broadway
Capitol Theater
Bill Farret
Farrell
Buffalo
N. Y
Bill
Bob Hope
Hope
MGM Records
Bop City
Ann Vernon
Miss Vernon
Claude Dauphin
Hollywood
U.S
West Coast
You're Telling Me A Mixed Bag Of Quirky Notes
Agricultural bulletin hints at a bumper spinach crop while scoffing at timing. A sea fog becomes smalt from smoke and salt. Flypaper fights DDT immune flies. Watch and clock sales spark cash or tick options. Snails supposedly move ninety miles a year. Bats in a Chicago court raise questions on justice. A magnetic balt box keeps artificial flies in place. Zadok Dumkopf ponders if a rabbit ball could beat Babe Ruth’s home run record and who gets credit.
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Zadok Dumkopf
Babe Ruth
Laughton to Present Don Juan in Hell Segment on Tour
Charles Laughton plans a fall tour focusing on Bernard Shaw's Don Juan in Hell from Man and Superman. The third act is often dropped. Evans staged no full five hour version. Laughton will perform only the Hell scene, not the full play, without Broadway plans.
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Charles Laughton
Hell
Bernard Shaw
Maurice Evans
Superman
Evans
Laughton
Broadway
Boy Runs Away With Wartime Win Winter Aid Prize
In Charleroi Belgium a 12 year old boy claimed winning 200000 francs from a Wartime Winter Aid raffle money kept by a local exchange agent. He returned with no guardian and fled the office two days later. searches and advertisements failed to locate him after seven years.
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Charleroi
Belgium
Charleroi Exchange
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