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Tribune Platform Urges Responsible Public Discourse
A set of civic guidelines urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism, uphold faith in America, and refrain from running down government or spreading rumors, signaling a call for measured, informed commentary.
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Leroy Wilson Obituary Marks End Of National Industrial Era
Leroy Wilson dies at fifty cutting short his rapid ascent as head of American Telephone and Telegraph Company. A Terre Haute tribute recalls his rise from Garfield High School and Rose Polytechnic to lead the nation’s largest employer, succeeding Walter S. Gifford. His life is praised for integrity and opportunity. Terre Haute mourns today.
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Korea War Shifts From Police Action Toward Peace Talk
UN forces pressed an enemy battalion near Kumsong within range of the front supply base as Western powers seek a Communist lead in a potential truce. An 8th Army communique noted patrol actions along the 100 mile front while field reports spoke of growing peace optimism among Allied troops.
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NEED FOR INDEPENDENCE REMAINS A NATION’S TASK
The text argues Independence Day marks a long freedom struggle and urges individuals to discard demagogy and prejudice. It notes external rule is gone but inner oppression persists, calling for bold self reliance and rejection of outdated ideas.
Fragmentary political slogan echoes against oppression
A fragment states opposition to tyrannical forces and oppression, urging action against what holds people back.
Vacation Budgets And Healthy Outing Guides
Dr. L. E. Burney offers guidelines for safe and enjoyable vacations. Plan according to personal goals, avoid excessive sun exposure, ensure safe drinking water, eat fresh produce, choose sanitary food sources, and stick to a realistic budget to prevent financial stress after time off.
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Coal's Vast Role in Industry and Abundant Resources
A review describes coal as a compact energy storehouse powering trains factories and homes. It notes a weight of about 80 pounds per cubic foot and estimates U S coal reserves at 2 5 trillion tons with many mineable states. It highlights safety gains and that 90 percent of mines had no fatalities in a year.
Temper Flare Ups in Congress Spark Corridor Fight
The article notes recent scuffles among two House members after an argument over an appointment and cites a clash between a congressman and a newspaper columnist. It argues temper is human in lawmakers yet fighting is beneath their office and schoolboys face reprimand for similar behavior.
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ROTC Summer Training Attracts 21000 College Seniors
The Army launches its largest ROTC summer camp program since World War II with over 21 000 college seniors from all states enrolled. Thirty posts and army hospitals host the specialized training to ready cadets for future service. ROTC graduates produced about 120 000 officers in World War II, roughly 23 percent of the army’s total.
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Municipal Yearbook Records Big City Annexations
The 1951 Municipal Yearbook notes 382 cities with 5,000 plus population annexed suburban property in the previous year, a record. Albuquerque, New Mexico, absorbed the most land, nearly 23 square miles.
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Horoscope for June 29 Genial yet restless minds seek travel and art
Born today you show considerable genius and dream big yet procrastination can thwart progress. You stay firm in ideals but outwardly may seem to waver and worry details. You seek reciprocal love and happiness through meaningful work, travel, and creative pursuits.
Celebs and Broadway Buzz Parade in Walter Winchell Column
A colorful Walter Winchell column pieces together Broadway traffic stunts by Jerry Lewis and others. Yul Brynner and Tony Martin share moments at Riviera. Dorothy Arnold with Joe DiMaggio mourns his mom. Andrea King quips about improper thoughts. Oscar Levant laments popularity.
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Zodiac Guidance For Each Sign From A Daily Horoscope
A compact daily horoscope lists advice for each zodiac sign, urging practical steps and renewed plans. It notes shopping for Leo, optimistic Virgo close of month, Capricorns seeking variety, and others like Aquarius avoiding crises and Pisces planning six months ahead.
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Timely Facts On Inventions And Early Rail Timetables
Facts cite inventions and milestones with dates and places including the medicine ball 1895 by Robert J. Roberts Boston YMCA gasoline pump 1885 Sylvanus F Bowser Fort Wayne first railroad timetable 1830 fruit spraying 1878 musical scale 1036 cigar rolling machine patent 1883 Oscar Hammerstein Miami food licenses 3200 establishments first night baseball game Fort Wayne June 1885
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Fourth Marine Division Association to Hold Chicago Reunion
The 4th Marine Division Association veterans will hold its fourth annual reunion at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago on June 28 29 and 30. Sen Paul H Douglas will be main speaker and the U S Marine Band will lead the parade as the group seeks its largest gathering since formation.
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Four Men Attack Julian R Hoffman in Albuquerque Alley
Four men jumped Julian R Hoffman in an Albuquerque alley and beat him, leaving him with cuts and bruises. He was treated at a hospital. the assailants took only his wallet contents and a cigarette lighter.
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Dog Gives Birth to Eleven Pups in Quick Return
In Aiken South Carolina a bird dog owned by George Hall produced an 11 pup litter and completed the tenth day after, totaling 12 pups. The event underscores canine economy with a cheery nod to the phrase cheaper by the dozen.
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Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights Local Life
A roundup of Terre Haute happenings notes Dr and Mrs E S Johonnott vacationing in Chicago Miss Anna Daly returns from Indianapolis to work for Fox Automobile Co Albert Harris becomes manager of the New Albert Hotel Tots hold 21 39 350 record in Central League Terre Haute tax distribution totals 19806275 Vandalia brakeman badly scalded by engine explosion at Seelyville Fire destroys T C Bricker home and furnishings Richard Reed born June 27 local couples celebrate anniversary Dr and Mrs Moorhead return from Colorado Springs.
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T. W. Moorhead
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Colorado Springs
Nelson Eddy Schuman Trout Celebrate Today
Nelson Eddy the motion picture and concert baritone along with Robert Schuman the French foreign minister and Paul Trout a Detroit Tigers pitcher are noted as celebrating today in a brief public caption.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Perambulate Defined as Walk Through Or Inspect
Dictionary entry explains perambulate as a transitive verb meaning to walk through or over to traverse for inspection. It notes pronunciation per am bu late and traces origin to Latin per ambulare meaning to walk.
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Notable Births and Deaths From History
Highlights include birth of Peter Paul Rubens in 1577 and George W. Goethals in 1858. Notable deaths include Roscoe Arbuckle in 1933 and Ignace Paderewski in 1941.
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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If honest convictions were contagious
A concise aphorism attributed to an anonymous source noting that sincere beliefs would spread if integrity were infectious.
George Washington and John Milton clash in Gloucester record
A fragment from a historical page lists George Washington and John Milton among entries in Gloucester. It mentions Delerium Tremens as a brain disease from prolonged drinking and accuses someone of lying.
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You're Telling Me! A humorous Britain beer freezing note
Central Press writer William Ritt surveys quirky trivia about beer refrigeration and curiosities. The piece riffs on ice wired taxes and oddities like a cross between a cow and a yak. It playfully ponders shortages and marketing phrases with a light tongue.
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Austrians Call to Restore Haydn National Anthem
Vienna reports a long standing dispute over Austria’s national anthem. A German plagiarized melody from 1854 led to the Haydn tune losing status, with a Mozart-Preradovic variant tried in 1945 failing to gain traction. Parliament debates reinstating Haydn as the official anthem.
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Glucose Insulin and Vitamins in Alcoholism Treatment
A study of 35 intoxicated patients compares five treatments for alcohol withdrawal. Insulin plus glucose with thiamine and nicotinamide most improves withdrawal symptoms, but none reduce liver damage or speed blood alcohol elimination. mild benefits shown with vitamins aid recovery.
Gangster Killing In Italy Sparks Bitter Political Row
In Viterbo Italy police say Salvatore Giuliano was shot to death in Sicily on July 5 1950 after his gang killed 80 federal police 22 local officers and eight soldiers. Gaspare Pisciotta a Giuliano ally now on trial claims he personally killed Giuliano in a May Day massacre context.
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New Hollywood Boss John Winslow Rules Stages Quietly
Hollywood keepers whisper of an iron hand on the War ner Bros set as six month old actor John Winslow dictates pace. The infant star, on the film As Time Goes By, controls when cast speak and studio temperature, while his parents and crew adjust to his whims.
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Wake Island: A Mechanic’s Pacific Haven Named The Rock
Hank Lucchesi a 32 year old Los Angeles mechanic describes Wake Island as the ideal escape. He spent nine months there working for an airline and praises sport fishing and the island’s healthful climate. He calls the place the rock and notes its World War II and Truman MacArthur history.
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