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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
4
The Terre Haute Gazette founded 1369 and The Terre Haute Tribune started in 1894 are noted as the city’s long running newspapers.
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The Tribune explains mailing zones and rates for Evening and Sunday or Evening editions plus timelines. It notes secondary class matter status and that unsolicited submissions are sent at the sender's risk with no liability for custody or return.
The Tribune appeals for restraint and factual talk, urging readers not to criticize without knowledge, avoid gossip, keep faith in America, refrain from denigrating government, and resist spreading rumors.
Mayor Tucker backs united effort with the Board of Works and Board of Health to curb flies rats and other nuisances. Dr William H Allyn led a successful past campaign gaining public support and showing how community action improves health and comfort.
The Y M C A celebrates its 100th founding anniversary in the United States highlighting its role as a social and cultural institution. It notes contributions to American life including the origins of basketball volleyball and outdoor camping and the Y triangle symbolizing spirit mind and body.
The Senate moved to reduce by 25 percent the publicity appropriation for twenty six independent government offices. A smaller cut was made to the Atomic Energy Commission. Abuses have been charged but publicity remains essential to inform the public. access for the press to government information is a key issue.
The passage argues for active press engagement with government, urging reporting that informs the public about current actions and future plans. It contends publicity should be honest, complete, and focused on important matters, contributing to efficient administration and a healthy economy.
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee urges a code to protect witnesses and others named in televised Senate crime investigations. He cites defamation risks from wide audience coverage and argues protection should apply to all congressional inquiries whose reports go public.
Ultrasonic sound waves may become tools for industry and home tasks. Experiments target waste water fiber removal in mills and faster washing, with potential gains in pollution reduction and efficiency across fields such as petroleum pharmaceuticals and paint making.
General Douglas MacArthur appears to omit the Senate in an acceptance to address Congress. House Majority Leader John W. McCormack of Massachusetts corrects the record, saying the omission was an oversight and the senator chamber should be included in the joint appearance.
Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston has already implemented a six cent an hour raise for about one million non operating railroad workers, exceeding the ceiling by 3.5 cents. The Wage Stabilization Board must approve many higher increases or strikes could disrupt defense production.
A local note recalls events from forty years ago. Mrs. Armstrong fired at a chicken thief at night. Carl Levy, a Vandalia Railroad brake man, died after being crushed by a train at Greencastle. Officials from the Home Packing and Ice Company plant were assigned by the U.S. government. Local residents vacation, travel plans, and visits to Cincinnati, Bremen, Lake Maxinkuckee, Old Orchard, and California are listed.
Answers in brief form: 1 New York City named in gratitude to his Supreme Deliverer. 2 Henry Hudson discovered Manhattan Island. 3 Cordell Hull served as secretary of state in FDR's first term. 4 Wyoming hosts Grand Teton National Park. 5 Susan B. Anthony noted for advancing women's suffrage and equality.
The outlook favors partnerships and teamwork leading to success. It suggests above average luck and that a child born under these influences will be fortunate in many ways.
Today's birthday list recognizes actor Roger Livesy and actress June Lockhart alongside former baseball star and manager Joe Kuhel and featherweight boxer Sandy Saddler.
A glossary note defines ignore as to refuse to take notice or disregard wilfully. It traces the term to French ignorer from Latin ignorare meaning not knowing, with roots in ingoing knowledge.
It Happened Today reviews three events: the 1876 crushing defeat of Gen. George Custer at Little Bighorn by the Sioux. California Governor Earl Warren named as Republican vice presidential candidate in 1948. and Joe Louis retaining the heavyweight boxing title with a knockout of Jersey Joe Walcott in 1948.
A reflection on duty, habit, and pleasure attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes. The quote notes that hard tasks, repeated bravely, gradually feel easier and can become enjoyable over time.
Providence Rhode Island and Captain Henry Hudson are noted figures from 1609. Cordell Hull is mentioned alongside Wyoming. The statement claims a woman suffrage pioneer role for an unnamed woman.
In Muncie Indiana Ada Line Cates resigns as supervisor of art after nearly half a century as a teacher in the city schools. The long serving educator leaves a legacy of art instruction and school culture.
Prague reports 160000 Czech children benefited from state funded holidays in 1950 under the social welfare program.
Walter Winchell reports on Jack Dempsey recuperating at Johns Hopkins after spinal surgery and updates on Clark Gable and Elaine White. Leona Olson Carey’s death after giving birth prompts Runyon Fund updates and Hollywood shock. Mentions Yul Brynner, Johnny Hodges, Leigh Allen Navy nurse in South Pacific, and a July Westchester Saw Mill River Highway sign blitz.
John Graham 50 was stranded after falling asleep on a rock as tides rose off Los Angeles. A bather George Marvin swam out to help but Graham refused. Lifeguards arrived minutes later and rescued him professionally.
Ninety percent of U S sulphur production and half the world supply come from deposits in Louisiana and Texas, signaling the region’s critical role in global chemical markets.
Daily guidance highlights contrasting traits in you from self-reliance to timidity and a tendency to overpromise. Advice urges cautious secrecy until plans are solid, with leadership, public speaking, and delegation noted. Individual signs offer specific money, loans, and budgeting prompts plus cultural pursuits for Aries and neighborly perspectives for Gemini.
Hollywood star Dennis Morgan, after a three year pause, plans to again sing on screen and has urged his studio to locate operettas for future starring roles. He cites Shubert-era productions and summer revivals as proof operetta's enduring appeal and notes audiences respond emotionally when he sings.
Amarillo police consider chipping in on a fund to help transport a chronic prisoner out of town. The man has been free seven days this year despite a New Year’s resolution to quit drinking and has an offer of treatment in San Antonio. A relative will pay the fare.
The article stresses nutrition before and after surgery for both overweight and underweight patients. It recommends weight loss through a balanced low calorie diet for obese patients and high protein intake for undernourished individuals, with protein via milk, flavoring, powders, and amino acid injections when needed. It also advises multiple small meals and avoiding bulky foods, plus post operative eggnogs and milk shakes.
Keratitis involves inflammation of the cornea, while cataract is clouding of the lens. They are two distinct eye conditions with different medical implications.
California fish and game biologists use a chartered boat The Striper with a 1200 foot drift net to tag striped bass across the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Suisun bays and the San Joaquin Sacramento river systems. The program seeks growth rates migration routes and annual production rates while addressing fishing pressure water diversions and river pollution. District Biologist Alex J. Calhoun oversees tagging to replace slow costly nets and hookups with data driven insights.
In an exclusive translate interview Confuscius, top Oriental know it all, shares views on world events. He jabs at Red China, Moscow, Korea and media, notes baseball chatter and color TV trends, and ends with a playful farewell.
Dallas report notes a prominent educator Professor R L Biesele Jr head of SMU electrical engineering urges vacation time for students to escape indoor lighting. He says daylighting improves vision and mood and describes an experimental lab at SMU with movable walls to vary natural light from multiple directions.
New England's first natural gas pipeline extending 500 miles will be patrolled by a specially equipped plane to ensure reliable gas service for Springfield and surrounding areas.
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