Horoscope by Stella Friday June 29 Daily Star Guide
The column notes born today are practical yet visionary with talents to use. It lists notable people sharing birthdays and provides sun sign guidance for Cancer through Gemini, urging careful decision making, rest, lead roles, and social expansion along with a 1956 copyright notice.
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St. George Tucker
Celia Thaxter
Peter Paul Rubens
George W. Goethals
John Q. Ward
George E. Hale
Katherine de Mille
Joan Davis
William Edgar Borah
Thomas Dunn English
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Establishment History
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette began in 1869 as a daily paper with Sunday editions later. The record notes a 19th century origin and ongoing publication in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute Gazette
Ig Haute Tribune
Tribune Circulation Rates and Contact Details Notice
Call The Tribune if you do not receive your copy by 6 00 p m Use listed numbers for messenger reprints and office contacts Calls available Sundays before 11 00 a m After 8 30 a m Sundays and holidays and after 9 30 p m weekdays when closed Office and Circulation Crawford 1334 Sports Editor Crawford 1332 Composing Room Crawford 1336 Editorial Crawford 1331 Mail First Zone Evening and Sunday one year 12 50 Other rates listed Sunday only one year 7 50 Evening and Sunday one year 20 50 etc Entry as second class matter 1903 post office Terre Haute liability disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.
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Crawford
First Zone
FIRST
Platform Advice From Tribune Endorses Civic Duty
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism. It calls for faith in America, responsible government critique, and avoidance of spreading rumors.
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America
Senate backs higher Air Force budget amid party clash
The Senate approved an additional roughly one billion dollars for the Air Force, despite administration opposition. Supporters argue it strengthens deterrence and potential victory in war, while critics accuse partisan motives and Wilson’s remarks of shaping the vote. The split largely followed party lines.
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Senate
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Two Way Street of Commerce Drives U S Growth
A president of a major American firm argues foreign trade expands markets and raises living standards. He says raw materials are not self sufficient and must be imported, while exports boost farmers and workers. He stresses a strong merchant marine to support world commerce and calls freedom of trade essential.
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U. S
Uncle Sam as a Competitor to Business
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States asserts government activities resemble business competition. It cites facts from the Bureau of the Budget or related agency to support that government operations function like a business enterprise, affecting private sector competition.
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Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Bureau of the
Government in Business Budgeting Draws Fire
The report notes 19 771 government run enterprises employing 266 thousand and holding near 12 billion in capital assets across 260 plus sectors from mining to services. It argues private firms could run such activities and that government ventures reduce revenue while running deficits. It praises signs of reform and savings but says only a start has been made.
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Chamber
Uncle Sam
Fatty Diets and Heart Disease Warning From Keys
The piece notes that dieting trends rise with American culture and criticizes dubious advice. Dr Ancel Keys and Dr Paul Dudley White advocate low fat diets and more exercise based on a decade of research linking excess fat to coronary heart disease. Further results will take years.
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Ancel Keys
University of Minnesota
Eisenhower
American Medical Association
Keys
Oil and Gas Industry Spends Big on Public Education
Leonard F. McCollum of Houston testifies before a Senate committee that the oil and gas sector spent 1 753 513 to educate the public against federal regulation. He denies lobbying use and cites a separate 2 500 gift to Senator Francis Case as a likely trigger for President Eisen hower’s veto of a natural gas bill. Public skepticism grows over such expenditures during controversial legislation.
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Leonard F. McCollum
Houston
Tex
Senate
McCollum
Sen
Francis Case
South Dakota
Eisenhower
World Down Under Underwater Wonders for Contemplative Minds
The piece invites readers to explore beneath clear water using an underwater face mask. It describes a tranquil, forest like underwater world with water weeds, shadows, and occasional fish. It contrasts serene observation with action driven pursuits, framing exploration as a contemplative afternoon activity.
Diary Entry Sketch of a Car Crash in Eston Illinois
Fragmentary notes show a 17 year old named Rinochi recording a day with times 2 30 2 45 and 3 00 p m. The sequence lists buying a new car insuring it applying fog licenses and then hitting a pole and wrecking the car.
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Cc Eston
Ill
Rinochi
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today
A weekly drill for Company B Indiana National Guard at the armory on Seventeenth Street and Wabash Avenue is announced. City safety board plans sessions to approve monthly bills and discuss activities at City Hall Monday night. A semaphore installation eases Twelve Points traffic at Lafayette and Maple. James M. Dishon moves his bill poster business to 505 Ohio Street after 27 years at 29 South Fifth. Crowd expected for Collett Park band concert Sunday night. Park board to discuss Rose Polytechnic land for riverside park and driveway Monday. Indiana motorcycle found behind Scott and Hart store claimed by D. F. Scott Friday. Athleta alumnae hostesses Monday at North Tenth Street home. S B D Club indoor picnic Wednesday at Mrs. Schuhart 1630 Third Avenue. 48-pound watermelon sent to Mrs. Roy Fuller and son John from Florida.
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Indiana National Guard
Armory
Seventeenth Street
Wabash Avenue
City Board of Safety
City Hall
Board of Safety
Lafayette and
Maple Avenues
James M. Dishon
Bill Poster
South Fifth Street
Ohio Street
Coliett Park
City Park Board
Rose Polytechnic
Scott and Hart
D. F. Scott
Helen
Esther Price
Athleta
North Tenth Street
S.B.D. Club
William Schuhart
Third Avenue
Roy Fuller
John
Tuller
Florida
Leesburg
The Virginian Writer and Prime Minister Trivia
The Virginian author is Owen Wister. Jog-rolling is a political fundraising strategy term. The American artist known for prize fighting paintings is George Bellows. England's youngest prime minister was William Pitt the Youthful. Abelard's famous beloved is Heloise.
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England
Abelard
Nave element in basilica rises above aisles
The nave is the central church area that rises higher than the side aisles. It often includes a clerestory and carries the Latin root novis meaning new ship, reflecting the church’s ship analogy.
Noted births of Rubens and Goethals in history
The entry records the birth years of Peter Paul Rubens in 1577, Flemish painter, and George W. Goethals in 1858, chief engineer of the Panama Canal.
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Peter Paul Rubens
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Birthday cele brants list includes notable figures
Today's list of birthday celebrants names Robert Schuman the French statesman Nelson Eddy the singer Rafael Kubelik the conductor Ed Gardner the actor Frank Loesser the songwriter and Dizzy Trout the former major league pitcher, noting their birth anniversaries.
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Robert Schuman
Nelson Eddy
Rafael Kubelik
Ed Gardner
Frank Loesser
Dizzy Trout
Auspicious Outlook Suggests Clever Child
A positive reading indicates favorable influences for a child born under these skies. The forecast mentions possible cleverness and special talent arising from the zodiac-like impacts described.
Anonymous Quote Attributed Truth and Tone
A quotation attributed to Anonymous quotes a maxim about handling evil rumors. The line urges correcting true wrongs and laughing at false ones as a stance for personal conduct.
Virginians and political alliance terms and figures
The Virginians by Owen Wister and Thackeray. An agreement among politicians to back each other’s bills. Notable figures: George Wesley Bellows 1882 1925, William Pitt the Younger 1759 1806 who became prime minister at 24, and Heloise.
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Owen Wister
The
Virginan
William Makepeace Thackeray
Virginians
George Wesley Bellows
William Pitt, the Younger
Heloise
Bible Society Passes Half Billion Scripture Distrib
The American Bible Society announced that in 146 years it has distributed nearly 500 million volumes of Scripture worldwide, highlighting its longstanding mission to provide access to the Bible.
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The
American Bible Society
Broadway Glitz and Ironies in Hollywood's Star Labyrinth
Walter Winchell surveys Hollywood glamour and its ironies touching Marilyn Monroe Ava Gardner Rita Hayworth Deborah Kerr Kim Novak and Judy Garland. He notes fame's price, personal quests, and Mari e Eisenhower anniversaries amid jokes about intelligence and culture in postwar show business.
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Miss Monroe
Ava Gardner
Artie Shaw
Artie
Ava
Rita Hayworth
Orson Welles
Rita
Orson
Joe Cotten
Lost popular vote winners in two early presidential elections
The text notes that in 1876 Rutherford B. Hayes won by one electoral vote while Horace Greeley led in the popular vote by 252,224. It also states that in 1888 Benjamin Harrison won with 65 more electoral votes but had 98,017 fewer popular votes than Grover Cleveland. It lists states with literacy tests and cites Ohio in 1948 where Democrats carried all 25 electoral votes by 7,107 votes.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Ohio
You're Telling Me by William Ritt
Automotive executive predicts rear engine cars with back seat tinkering. Household hint column warns varnishing fails below 70 degrees, and a spring cleaning quip notes discomfort above 71. A public speaking contest ends with three boys outscoring girls. A 20 hour work week by 1980 is forecast.
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William Ritt
Rita Hayworth Faces Comeback Nerves On Tobago Set
Rita Hayworth talks of stage fright as she returns to cinema in Fire Down Below. She describes long workdays, a string of marriages, legal battles with Columbia Pictures, and a preference for work over romance while filming on Tobago with Bob Mitchum and Jack Lemmon.
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Hal Boyle Tobago
B.W.I
Rita Hayworth
Makias
Rita
Dick Haymes
Columbia Pictures
Miss Hayworth
Bob Mitchum
Jack Lemmon
Tobago
Trinidad
Postpartum Fitness Aids Back and Waist Recovery
Guidance on gentle exercises after birth to regain figure and support uterus. The routine includes back and waist work, plus safe final positioning with pillows and relaxation. Emphasizes medical approval before starting any postnatal activity and proper bra support.
Causes of Excessive Tearing From Eye Disturbance
A doctor explains that excessive tearing stems from tear duct disturbances most often. Infections or eye diseases can also trigger tearing, but relief is achievable through medical evaluation and treatment.
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World tensions rise as Stalin crimes spark Communist rifts
Secretary of State Dulles states the Soviet disclosure of Stalin’s crimes has unsettled non-Russian Communist parties and even sparked doubt within the Russian leadership. Gen. Twining notes US forces rebuilt after World War II and pledges no reductions until worldwide arms control. UN Security Council rejects Algeria debate. In Latin America, riots, subversive plots, and sieges hit Guatemala and Peru. strikes cripple Chile’s mines and Cuba and Brazil plots loom. Iceland’s anti-American coalition fails to gain majority. Communists hold balance. Cyprus violence escalates as UK seeks talks amid Greek Cypriot demands and US staffer killed.
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Kremlin
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Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
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United States
Neces
Sary
Twining
United Nations Security Council
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Council
U. N
BAC
Guatemala
Guatemala City
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Chile
Fungencio Batista
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Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Iceland
Washington
Cyprus
Greece
Aon Far
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