Editorial on Truman Eisenhower loyalty programs and government reforms
The piece weighs the Truman and Eisenhower security policies, noting a 12 member commission endorses a hybrid approach returning to Truman's distinctions between loyalty and suitability while keeping some firings. It cites Supreme Court limits and questions governors' power, urging stronger executive control and clearer appointment practices.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
Loyd Wright
Commission
Italian political crisis tops cabinet formation attempts
A special national election appears to be the only path to resolve Italy's political crisis after months without an effective government. Since May 6, repeated efforts to form a solid cabinet have failed.
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Man
Stronger Governors Move Toward Presidency
The piece argues that many U S presidents have or will have held governors’ offices. Of 33 presidents, 13 were former governors, a share rising since 1900 with five of the ten presidents since then being ex governors. It notes six others, three Democrats and three Republicans, ran unsuccessfully for president.
Filibuster Shifts Senate Adjournment Outlook to August
The Senate filibuster against the civil rights bill threatens an Aug 1 adjournment. Optimists expect a mid August finish while pessimists see Labor Day weekend as more likely.
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Churchill Strategy and World War II Tactics
Historians assess Winston Churchill as a prolific but peripheral minded strategist. He proposed varied landing sites from Norway to Dakar, while critics say his main impact lay in building British morale and inspiring subordinates.
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Winston Churchill
France
Samuel E. Morison
Harvard University
Oxford University
Churchill
Norway
Dakar
French West Africa
Roosevelt
Duke of Marlborough
Echoes of Marshall Plan Ten Year Review
An editorial marks the 10th anniversary of the Marshall Plan, praising its $12 billion aid as a shrewd US act that saved Western Europe from disintegration and delayed Soviet influence. It notes continued dependence on defense spending and the persistent strength of Communist parties in France and Italy.
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Marshall
United States
Western Europe
Europe
Horoscope for June 24 Born to day Personal magnetism warned against penny pinching
Stella Monroe notes strong will and persuasive ability for those born June 24. Predictions highlight wealth potential and early success in business, with caution on hoarding wealth and risking home stays to avoid harm. Notable names linked to this birthday include Beecher, Dempsey, and Fish.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Jack Dempsey
Kitchener of
Khartoum
Stuyvesant Fish
Theodore Randolph
Dillon Wallace
Martha Sleeper
Zodiac Horoscope By United Feature Syndicate 1957
Daily signs offer caution and guidance across all zodiac periods. Cancer warns about poor judgment affecting a relative’s health, Leo stresses clear thinking for future welfare, and Virgo notes tensions may block progress.
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Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
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Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
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Winchell Memoir Tone in Eisenhower Anniversary Tribute
Walter Winchell and public figures reflect on the 41st anniversary of President Eisenhower and Mamie. The column blends celebrity anecdotes, theater culture, and social commentary on fame first-nighters and industry romance.
Quiz show revelations and Barbara Hall noted as Shakespearean whiz
The $64,000 Query reveals extraordinary cultural backgrounds among contestants. Barbara Hall, a showgirl, has hit the $32,000 level as a Shakespearean whiz. The bingo audience sends about 20,000 letters weekly, yet contestants are selected at one per week.
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Barbara Hall
Thurber’s The Wonderful O Adds Laughter Amidst Pain
Humorist James Thurber offers more wit with The Wonderful O while enduring personal agony. The book extends his role in brightening daily life despite a world crisis and a dreary existence.
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James Thurber
Thurber
Try and Stop Me A Portly Old Party at Graduation
A portly guest delivers a long earnest speech at a high school graduation. The principal flatters him afterwards, while a witty exchange reveals a joke about an ash vase and a lazily managed ash-tray. The banter underscores the humorous tone of the ceremony.
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette History Fragment
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette appears as a long running newspaper in Terre Haute with origins in the 19th century era noted as 1869 and references to the Terre Haute Gazette and Tribune publications.
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The
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette
Terre Haute Gazette
A Haute Tribune
Tribune subscription and mailing policy notice
The Tribune lists mail and delivery options for subscribers and late routing times. It notes special messenger delivery, Sunday hours, and holiday and weekday call times, plus mail rates for first zone and other areas. It also states unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner's risk and the Tribune disclaims responsibility for them.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Terre Haute Officials Appoint Two Principals at Wiley and Woodrow Wilson
W S Forney becomes Wiley High School principal with a 4000 dollar annual salary while W H Vass is chosen to lead the new Woodrow Wilson junior high at 3000 dollars per year. The State Normal School will run a summer session in the Hook building. Mary J Tomey of Jasonville plans a move to New York for business. Victor O Donnell, who practiced law in New York, takes a position with Guaranty Title and Trust in Brooklyn. Mothers of Normal training school third and fourth graders host a teachers party with guests including Mrs John Fitzsimmons and others.
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Alexandria
Ind
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W. H. Vass
University of Chicago
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
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Mary J. Tomey
Jasonville
Dana
New York
Victor O’donnell
Brooklyn
Guaranty Title and Trust Company
Normal Training School
John Fitzsimmons
Mary Hamilton Craig
Elsie Cornett
Oyler
Miss Schwartz
Malcolm A. Steele
Mesdames Howard Burn
Bert Cottrell
Foltz
Oakley
Pendergast
Starkey
Taylor
Mechling
McCoy
Shagley
Everett Sanders
Bloomington
Indiana University
Neal
East Chestnut Street
Washington’s farewell building and prominent figures
Washington bid farewell to his war officers in the U.S. Capitol’s Board of War chamber. Guatemala elected president Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán in 1950. The Flying Dutchman was composed by Richard Wagner. Sidney Hillman was a prominent labor union organizer and president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union. The 1955 stage play Hatful of Rain starred actors such as John Cassavetes and Shelley Winters.
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George Washington
Goodby
Guatemala
Sidney Hillman
Notable Birthdays for George Abbott Phil Harris and Others
The article lists celebrations for George Abbott Phil Harris Jack Dempsey Martha Sleeper and Eddy Yaross marking their birthdays with public acknowledgments.
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George Abbott
Phil Harris
Jack Dempsey
Martha Sleeper
Eddy Yaross
Landmark Scottish victory at Bannockburn in 1314
The 1314 Battle of Bannockburn secured Scottish independence with Robert the Bruce defeating Edward II’s forces. In 1497 John Cabot landed on North American shores. In 1948 Thomas E. Dewey of New York was unanimously chosen as the Republican presidential candidate.
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Bannockburn
John Cabot
North America
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Perspicuous Defined In Plain English
A concise dictionary note defines perspicuous as clear and easily understood. It traces the term to Latin perspicuus meaning plain to look through, from perspicere. The entry clarifies usage and contrasts with obscure phrasing.
Hail Independence Gift to Life and Soul in Verse
James Thomson the Scottish poet praises independence as heaven’s best gift to life and the immortal soul in a brief verse fragment highlighting liberty as a precious endowment.
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James Thomson
Forecast of improving fortunes and a promising child
The text predicts better fortunes in the coming months through various channels. It notes a child born under these signs will be firm, persistent, good natured and generally successful.
Fraunces Tavern Hosts Sons of the American Revolution Restoration
Col. Carlos Armas noted in connection with Fraunces Tavern New York City now headquarters of the Sons of the American Revolution in New York State. Richard Wagner (1813 1883) and a noted labor leader (1387 1946) are cited with an award since 1949 in his name to perpetuate his ideals. Shelley Winters and Ben Gaz Zara are named in the accompanying item.
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Fraunces Tavern
New York City
Sons of the American Revolution
New York
Col
Carlos Armas
Richard Wagner
Shelley Winters
Ben Gaz- Zara
Speeding man fined after chase with officer in Wyoming
In Lander Wyoming James Gatewood was fined $30 for speeding after he followed Patrolman Rex Minshall at 80 mph while the officer was rushing on an emergency call. The incident shows the danger and cost of pursuing an officer.
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Jimmy Walker
Walker
Jimmy
Lander
Wyo
James Gatewood
Rex Minshall
Gatewood
Sidney Chaplin boosts The Bells Are Ringing role on side
In a magazine style note, Sidney Chaplin is praised for his versatile contribution to The Bells Are Ringing, including anecdotes about his famous uncle and the dynamic of the Chaplin family in early cinema.
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Sidney Chaplin
Charlie
Sidney
Chaplin
Our Mr Boyle: Witty Odds and Odd Facts From a Mailbag
New York columnist HAL BOYLE shares assorted curios from mail, noting slang like megsbuck for a million dollars, fashion tips with cocoa butter, and odd statistics on inflation, nudists, alcohol effects, childbirth hours, jockey Eddie Arcaro, Paul Douglas offers, and lifespans by body type.
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New York
Air Force
Kim Hunter
Water, the vital daily drink and its health role
Dr Bundesen explains thirst as a signal and outlines how six to eight glasses of water daily sustain bodily chemical reactions. He notes we lose about three quarts daily and must replace fluids, then answers a reader question on gallstones noting infection overweight and lack of exercise as possible factors.
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Nature
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