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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1957

Page

4

United Press marks 50th anniversary with world reach

Editorial congratulates United Press on fifty years of global news coverage. It notes distribution to 1,560 U.S. newspapers and clients in 71 nations, with translations into 45 languages and broadcasts to radio and ships. It quotes President Eisenhower praising a free press and emphasizes balancing teamwork with individual freedom.

the Tribune United Press United Press Today London Eisenhower

Specifications for Installation of Floor Tile in Temporary Residences

A brown envelope from the army corps of engineers delivered a 50 page mimeographed pamphlet titled Specifications for Installation of Floor Tile in Temporary Residences. The piece critiques taxpayer funds spent on perceived unnecessary paperwork.

Army’s Corps of Engineers

Not by Committee Says Yale President on Individual Achievement

Dr A Whitney Griswold president of Yale University argued that many major achievements arise from individual ability not group effort. He criticized endless conferences replacing personal invention and questioned whether great works like the New Testament Mona Lisa or Hamlet could be produced by committees.

Dr. Griswold A. Whitney Griswold Yale University Griswold God Adam

Publicizing Juvenile Offender Names Sparks Debate

Since J Edgar Hoover endorsed public naming of juvenile offenders, debate has intensified across newspapers. Supporters say transparency aids deterrence while critics warn of long term harm to youths and rehabilitation.

J. Edgar Hoover Mr. Hoover

United States Exhibit at Poznan Trade Fair

The U S display in Poznan features a reconstructed American bungalow to show ordinary workers enjoy a fair share of labor. It challenges Communist claims that workers cannot access such homes and argues capitalism delivers prosperity. The exhibit prompts spectators to question the superiority of communism.

United States Poznan Poland Karl Marx

Watch for Children as School Lets Out

The piece warns motorists to be extra vigilant when school ends and children disperse into the community. It urges drivers to keep a sharp lookout at all times, noting kids’ unpredictable behavior and the risk of jaywalking, especially during vacation periods.

Forefathers Valued Seed Time Labor and Self-Rue Pursuit

The passage extols planting at seed time and harvesting without government restriction. It cites devotion to God and self-reliance, invoking the command to labor six days and rest after honest work.

Horoscope for Born Today June 21

Friday zodiac forecast notes decisive nature and strong concentration. It highlights potential career success in multiple fields, stage appeal for women, and a tendency to balance work with family life, plus likely inheritance and charitable generosity. Notable birthdays listed include Rockwell Kent and Alexander von Humboldt.

Walter Winchell’s Broadway Hollywood Line Capsule

Gossip montage reports Terry Moore’s divorce surprise and Vegas gambling by Eugene McGrath, Marilyn Monroe’s flop in The Prince and The Showgirl, The Sleeping Prince praise, DiMaggio romance rumors, and forthcoming premieres in New York. Also notes Paris glitter, new marriages, and Ballyhoo trends.

Terry Moore Vegas Eugene McGrath Terry Marilyn Monroe Marilyn London New York The Globe J . Dorian Leigh Marquis de Portage Sam Spiegel Paris Florida

Horoscope Advice For Each Zodiac Sign From 1957

A dated astrology panel offers daily guidance for all twelve signs. It covers focus, patience, and caution, advising Aries through Pisces on timing, decision making, and energy management with a final note on copyright by United Feature Syndicate.

United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Prince Rainier Angered by Aly Khan Kin Sadruddin remarks

The gossip column notes Prince Rainier is irked by Sadruddin Aly Khan after the latter told reporters his upcoming wedding will not resemble the Monaco circus. Other items touch on entertainment figures, court battles over song titles, romances, and theater news including Showboat lead dancers and a farewell party in Greenwich Village.

Belita London Joel Riordan Prince George Galitzine Duchess of Kent Curt Jurgens Dorothy Dandridge Ballyhoo DiMaggio Giorgia Moll Robert Ruark Lower Basin Street Greenwich Village Rosalynda St. John the Lark Vladimir de Zavodow Prince Rainier Aly Khan Sadruddin Monaco Las Vegas Miami Beach Teddy Bear Presley Betty Madigan U. S Arthur O’connell Estelle Greener Anne Baxter Gene Forrester Charlotte Foley the Follies G’wich Village Jones Beach Albert Popwell Marcelle Navarro Richard Egan Phyllis Hunt Caroline Jaime Herb Fields S. Davis, Jr Eartha Kitt Brando Young Lions Fox

Cases of Cross-Eyes Are Usually Curable

Dr Bundesen explains cross-eyed conditions are often inherited or caused by birth complications or fatigue. Some cases arise from nervous strain or illness, but most can be corrected by surgery glasses or eye exercises.

Herman N. Bundesen M.D

Plantar wart treatment advice question

A reader asks about plantar warts and the answer recommends X ray treatment. It states that one or two X ray sessions usually cure the condition and implies prompt medical evaluation.

L. M

Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Contact Details

The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette lists office and staff contacts with Crawford extensions for circulation sports editor and departments. It notes a historical establishment in 1869 and mentions hours after 9:30 p m on weekdays when the private exchange is closed.

Bey Crawford Eitecstel

Rates and notices for mail delivery in Terre Haute under federal act

The notice lists pricing for Evening and Sunday mail subscriptions in first zone and outside first zone with yearly, half yearly and quarterly rates. It also states unsolicited submissions to The Tribwa sre at owner’s risk and The ne Company disclaims liability for safeties or return of manuscripts and pictures.

Tribwa Sre

Terre Haute Thirty Years Ago Concordant 1927 Events

Terre Haute marks a year of local milestones including the first Indiana state conclave forming a state De Molay lodge. Vigo County man David Rosenfield admitted to Vigo County bar. Interdenominational RE conference slated at Central Christian Church. Vigo County egg distribution plan advanced by milk producers group. Terre Haute rifle team places second in Pennsylvan ia railroad indoor match with listed team members. Honey Creek Farm Bureau meets with Congressman Noble Johnson and performances by the Cornfield Trio. Leonard S. Binning joins Navy recruitment efforts at the local station.

Order of de Molay Indiana David Rosenfield Vigo County John P. Jeffries Louis Hilleary Young People’s Division of Central Christian Church Egg Producers Paul Bridges H. Whittaker J. V. VanHook G. N. Kennedy J. Dillon E. McKinney L. T. McClure Honey Creek Farm Bureau Noble Johnson Cornfield Sugar Creek Leonard S. Binning North Thirteenth Street United States Navy

The Grab Bag The Answer Quick

Answers to five trivia prompts cover Latin phrase meaning no basis for dispute about tastes. an 18th century American author who wrote on western mining life after the Gold Rush. The Directory in French history as the revolutionary government between the Convention and the Consulate. Abdul Hamid II as the Ottoman sultan who ruled from 1876 to 1909. and centipede deriving from Latin and Greek roots meaning hundred feet.

Abdul Hamid II

First Day Highlights From History

On this date Captain John Smith died in 1631. New Hampshire ratified the U S Constitution in 1788. Daniel Carter Beard, founder of the Boy Scouts of America, was born in 1850. United States forces captured Okinawa in 1945 during World War II.

John Smith Pocahontas Fame United States New Hampshire Daniel Carter Beard Boy Scouts of America Okinawa

Birthday greetings due for notable figures today

Donald Culross Peattie botanist and author Kent Rockwell actress Jane Russell Judy Holliday and Dorothy Stickney and baseball pitcher Eddie Lopat are listed for today’s birthday greetings in the notice.

Donald Culross Peattie Kent Rockwell Jane Russell Judy Holliday Dorothy Stickney Eddie Lopat

Imagery Defined as Visual Figures and Mental Imagery

A dictionary entry clarifies imagery as images in general and in memory. It covers imagination and fancy used as figurative language and often serves as ornament in writing.

Prosperous year for business and clever child ahead

The note promises a prosperous year for your business and predicts a child born today will be shrewd and ambitious with keen wit and drive.

Quote on remorse and self-control by Nicholas Rowe

A line from English dramatist Nicholas Rowe advocates conscious remorse and anguish to curb desire and break a stubborn will, aiming to work a second nature in the soul.

Nicholas Rowe

Concerning tastes there can be no dispute

A compact phrasing notes subjectivity in taste with a claim that tastes differ yet merit no argument. It cites Francis Bret Harte as a famous author born 1839 and died 1902, aligning with literary critique style from a historical frontage.

Man’s aid run leads to reckless driving charge

Curtis Clubereth of Benton Harbor rushes a sick child to a hospital in his car but faces charges of reckless driving and driving with an expired license. The incident highlights urgency versus traffic safety concerns in a medical emergency.

Benton Harbor Mich Curtis Clubereth

Duck drops into chimney at Williams home

A wild duck tumbled down the Williams residence chimney and perched on a window sill before Mrs. Williams carried it outside.

Wolcott, N Ernest Williams

Photographs and gossip from a Manhattan social page

Notes describe a site on Fifth Avenue Manhattan tied to John D. Rockefeller Sr and Princess Grace of Monaco. A column on photography advises women which facial profile to use for flattering shots. It includes anecdotes about Adele Astaire and businesspeople, plus a bridal note about Pat Gaston and Tommy Manville.

54Th St Fifth Ave Manhattan Elly John B. Ing John B. Kelly, Inc Joh Kelly Princess Grace of Monaco John D. Rockefeller Fred Astaire Joan Crawford Claire Luce Ginger Rogers Adele Astaire Fred Don Miller Notre Dame Don Pat Gaston Tommy Manville Pat

Humorous Encounter at Shop and University Anecdote

A woman bursts into a china shop claiming she broke her husband’s dishes. The proprietor asks if she killed him, she retorts no. A story contrasts a martini fueled English professor reciting Greek quotes with a kindly bartender calling him fried egg head.

Mr Boyle Advises Dentures As Social Boost

HAL BOYLE argues that getting a denture changes social life by creating a new, confident persona. He recalls his own experience after teeth removal and notes the camaraderie among denture wearers, while acknowledging initial speech quirks.

Growing interest in religion in America noted by Stevens

Robert T. Stevens former secretary of the Army and new chairman of the Religion in American Life Program says Americans are becoming more religious minded. He notes a yearly campaign backed by the advertising industry urging regular church or synagogue attendance and cites evidence of rising interest and deepening spirituality in the nation.

New York Robert T. Stevens Army Religion In American Life Stevens America

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