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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
5
The Terre Haute Gazette established in 1869 and the Haute Tribune were both founded in Terre Haute with the Gazette issuing daily except Sundays and the Tribune providing regular publication offerings.
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The Tribune exhorts readers to avoid gossip and unfounded criticism, stressing respect for government and faith in America while promoting informed discussion and factual debate.
Mayor Ralph Tucker of Terre Haute clinched the Indiana Democratic nomination after nine ballots at the state convention in Indianapolis. He secured 1,020 votes to 868 for rival Matt Welsh, with strong support from Vigo County’s delegation and labor leaders backing Tucker’s victory.
A Chicago attorney Sam Starr launched Divorces Anonymous inspired by Alcoholics Anonymous. The movement uses group therapy to discuss personal problems with others in similar plights and has helped couples reconsider separations. If successful, it could address a widespread American issue.
A man leaves his office to visit the post office in a routine trip. His thoughts turn the mundane drive into something unusual as he nears a block from his start.
A man muses on ordinary innovations from car radios to automatic street lights and refrigerators, realizing how extraordinary routine conveniences are. His reflections widen his horizon before he reaches the post office, illustrating a rare moment of wonder amid daily life.
A humorous look at the vacation reader who lounges in chairs and reads widely through summer. The piece notes readers range from grandpa to a child, all enjoying books while protecting their treasure until the final chapter. Millions share this hobby and the pastime brings quiet pleasure.
Since June first, workers at a Zanesville manufacturing firm wear short sleeve sport shirts as ordered by the president. No jackets or ties allowed until Labor Day. This switch is said to boost comfort and perhaps productivity, signaling a shift from stiff boiled shirts to lighter summer dress.
The article notes that democratic myths claim dictatorships are efficient only to reveal flaws. It cites John Baker White's The Big Lie, highlighting forged German ration cards that disrupted Nazi food control and were aided by the Gestapo, illustrating colossal inefficiency at the dictatorship's height.
In Dallas, the state projects a solid front abroad while local chatter nudges each other. The piece notes sticky, humid days and compares Dallas to Houston, the Gulf Coast’s largest city, as headlines highlight regional mood.
Social events at Christ Lutheran Church and St Stephen's Guild announced. Marriage licenses recorded for Hudson Cox Smith Montgomery Warner. Local clubs and social events scheduled at homes on South Sixteenth and North Eighth streets. Fort Harrison Country Club to host an auction bridge Friday.
New Yorker notes Tybee Afra a 22 year old dancer at the Tropicana in Havana and mentions her as a messenger with coal to Newcastle. The column teeing up showbiz chatter covers Nicole Maurey Perry Como Phil Leeds and figures predicting the Giants win. It notes Horatio Alger awards attendance and preservation efforts by Mike Wayne while recalling Constance Bennett Ruth Golding and Betty Durrence in vibrant New York showbiz life.
In Berlin's famous garden the 200 refers to a cryptic clue hidden in a garden setting. A man died gazing at his own reflection in a peculiar legend. A renowned French painter served on the Revolutionary Tribunal. The term hog score appears in a sport, with its own unique score meaning. Byron died in Greece during his travels in the early 19th century.
A reader suggests prudence in spending while noting a child’s potential artistic and musical gifts. The message implies cautious optimism about future opportunities and growth.
A reflective line on life’s necessity for purity and strength, echoing the thought that purpose fuels resilience and growth through struggle.
The entry notes Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1936 renomination for president. It also states that in 1945 Edward Stettinius resigned as secretary of state to serve as the U.S. delegate to the United Nations.
A compact note traces the term rhapsody from Greek Rhapsoidia to Latin and French origins explaining its use for epic fragments and loosely structured musical improvisations. The entry ties etymology to sewing together songs and poems into a unified piece.
The article notes Helen Keller, renowned blind and deaf author and lecturer, celebrating a birthday today and receives congratulations from admirers and supporters.
A compact note lists Tiergarten, Narcissus from myth, artist Jacques Louis David born 1748 died 1825, a curling rule about a line one sixth of rink distance from the tee, and Greece as a referenced item.
President Carlos Castillo Armas tightens rule amid unrest in Guatemala City. Police fire on May Day protesters, killing three students and wounding nineteen as he claims a Communist plot to spread disorder. He warns editors and opposition leaders may be exiled and urges regional unity against Reds.
Emotions may dominate your life unless you steer them toward a definite objective. With focus you gain a successful path, tapping talents in the creative arts and perhaps fame. You charm groups as a host, may wed and start a family, and could be a good teacher.
A 1956 horoscope column outlines daily guidance across all zodiac signs. It highlights business dividends for Cancer and partnerships for Leo, cooperative rewards for Virgo, and career gains for Scorpio and Sagittarius, with caution on health for Libra and general charm for Pisces.
Hank Jung and his wife operate the ward robe department for Broadway musical My Fair Lady. The couple have worked together three years after long careers, with Mrs Jung rising from millinery head at the Roxy to wardrobe chief for stage productions like Small Wonder and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
Doctor likely prescribes rest and nitroglycerin for angina. Take one tablet at first sign of an attack and a second if pain lasts eight minutes. If pain persists, call a doctor. Adjust habits to reduce future attacks: tepid baths, slow short walks, small frequent meals, and consider quitting smoking temporarily.
The answer lists multiple causes including feeding problems or formula incompatibility and notes pyloric stenosis as a possible rare cause. It advises immediate examination by a physician for thorough assessment and management.
Ruth Jung oversees all 300 costumes and repairs while her husband handles the men’s clothes and laundry backstage. They began as dresser and assistant after Jung left music following Romberg’s death and now work together on each show.
Barbados remains a sugar driven economy as cane stalks cover about four fifths of the island, shaping its agricultural and environmental profile.
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