Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Terre Haute Tribune in Terre Haute, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1957

Page

4

Editorial attack on Supreme Court power and 1960 party risk

The piece argues that impeaching Supreme Court justices is unlikely but signals deep hostility to the court. It warns a proposed four yearly Senate approval would undermine checks and balances. It also critiques Eisenhower era Republicanism, Democratic policy failures, and the need for a clearer party program amid looming 1960 political battles.

United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Congress Andrews Alabama Mason Illinois High Court Senate Eastland Mississippi Johnston South Carolina Ton Eisenhower Democratic Party

Britain uses wiretaps sparking mixed reactions at home

The British home office reportedly employs wiretapping, drawing chagrin in England where the practice is seen as an American device. Nonetheless Britain will not be sued for copyright infringement, officials say.

England Britain

First Aid Urged After Auto Accidents

The piece warns against moving concussion or internal injury victims before medical help arrives. It stresses keeping the injured still, warm, and horizontal until a doctor arrives, noting moving patients can worsen injuries and, in some cases, cause death.

Uncertain Democrats Face Unclear Path Under Johnson Rayburn

The piece critiques Democratic cohesion amid a shifting public mood toward conservatism. It notes Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn guiding leadership while questioning the party’s liberal program and alignment with the Eisenhower era.

Lyndon Johnson Sam Rayburn Eisenhower

Uncle Sam’s Revenue Through Individual Income Tax

Reliable information shows this: Uncle Sam's biggest source of revenue is the individual income tax, 33 billion dollars a year. And whether you remember or not, we every day up and down the street citizens pay the big end of it. Sure the rich are soaked, but there simply aren't enough of them.

Uncle Sam

Death of Yankee scout Krichell ends era in baseball

Paul B. Krichell veteran New York Yankee scout dies. He joined the Yankees via Ed Barrow and built a system of at least 20 full time scouts. He discovered Lou Gehrig at Columbia and helped sign Phil Rizzuto and Whitey Ford, shaping modern baseball history.

Paul Bernard Krichell New York Yankee Yankees Yankee Ed Barrow Krichell Lou Gehrig Columbia University

Public Health Urges Polio Shot for Adults Under 40

The United States Public Health Service urges all adults under 40 to receive at least one Salk polio vaccination to guard against the paralytic form of poliomyelitis.

The United States Public Health Service

A Great Judge From New Jersey Seen As Visionary Reformer

The late Chief Justice Arthur T. Van derbilt of New Jersey, prominent as ABA president in 1938, is praised for eradicating court delays. He argued delays are miscarriages of justice and pushed reform to create a more efficient system, earning wide acclaim.

Supreme Court Arthur T. Vanderbilt New Jersey Vanderbilt American Bar Association N Jersey Jersey United States

Prejudice seen as bias against the unaware

A concise adage notes that prejudice targets what people do not understand, implying ignorance fuels unfair judgments and urging clearer insight and fair treatment.

Terre Haute Thirty Years Ago Today

Tribune carriers from branch No. 1 and No. 2 held a Deming Park picnic hosted by circulation manager Ted Wagner. Guests included the Kester Enders with the San Souci club and Wilbur F vers, plus Sally Mewhinney who hosted eight friends at Hulman Farm for Laura Frailey’s visit from Kinshkee Inl. Mrs Clinton Wood was called to Thorntown Ind for her grandfather’s death. The O Malley couple returned from a Chicago visit with relatives.

Tribune No. 1 No. 2 Deming Park Ted Wagner Kester Enders North Center Street San Souci Club Wilbur F Sally Mewhinney Omar C. Mewhinney South Center Street Hulman Farm Laura Frailey Kankakee Inl George T. Johnson Clinton *Wood South Twenty-first Street Deming Place Thorntown Ind John O'Malley Chicago

Quick Quiz From The Grab Bag

The piece asks five trivia questions about Gen. Robert E. Lee’s wife’s maiden name British possessions with an asphalt lake Juliana’s queenship year Windsor name change for the British royal family and Arrow Rock Dam’s state.

Robert E. Lee Juliana The Netherlands Windsor Arrowrock

Courage in Deeds When Fear Is Present

A quotation from Cora Harris asserts the bravest act is to profess courage and act true to it even amid fear, linking belief to action and personal resolve.

June 30 Horoscope Predictions for a Social Child

The reading guides a cheerful child born today toward wealth with caution against risks later. It foresees average good fortune and domestic happiness for a year without gambling, and highlights a musical, ambitious, sociable personality.

Watch Your Language TANTRUM Defined

A compact definition notes TANTRUM as a noun meaning a fit of ill temper in colloquial usage.

Birthday List Highlights Notables Celebrated

Today and Sunday June 30 mark birthdays for Robert Schumann the statesman Nelson Eddy the actor singer Rafael Kubelik conductor Ed Gardner actor Frank Loesser songwriter and Dizzy Trout former major league pitcher Wilfred Pelletier conductor and Susan Hayward film star are to be congratulated on their birth days.

Robert Schumann Nelson Eddy Rafael Kubelik Ed Gardner Frank Loesser Dizzy Trout Wilfred Pelletier Symphony and Opera Orchestra Susan Hayward Star of Motion Pictures

Notable Births and Landmark Grants Across History

The record notes 1577 birth of Peter Paul Rubens the Flemish painter and 1858 birth of George W. Goethals Panama Canal chief engineer. It also marks June 30 1864 Congress granting Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Big Tree Grove to California for a park.

St. Peter and St Paul Peter Paul Rubens George W. Goethals Panama Canal U. S Congress Yosemite Valley Mariposa Big Tree Grove California

Mary Ann Randolph Custis and Her Washington Line

A concise note tracing Mary Ann Randolph Custis, daughter of George Washington Parke Custis, grandson of Martha Washington, and outlining her connections to Tobago in the West Indies and Idaho along the Boise River, with dates referenced to 1948 and July 17, 1917.

Mary Ann Randolph Custis George Washington Parke Custis Martha Washington Tobago Island West Indies Idaho Boise River

Ice Cream Popularity Grows in 1956 U S Dept of Agriculture Says

U S Department of Agriculture reports ice cream is everybody's dish and its popularity has risen. Production in 1956 reached about 651 million gallons, more than double 1940 consumption.

Washington U. S. Department of Agriculture Department

Mineral production value in Texas estimated at four dollars

The 1956 total mineral production value for Texas was estimated by the U S Bureau of Mines at four dollars.

Texas U. S. Bureau of Mines

Terre Haute e Tribune and GAZE Classified Rates

Rates for Evening and Sunday editions vary by zone and duration. First Zone lists prices for one year eleven and half year options, plus smaller periods. Regional rates for Sunday only and Evening editions include yearly and half yearly terms.

SY Mail Wrdeo FIRST

Horoscope by Stella June 23 1957

The column outlines traits for born days and advises self discipline and decisive action to gain recognition. It lists notable birthday figures and then provides daily zodiac advice for Cancer through Gemini with cautions on impulses and guidance from spiritual or trusted sources.

Memo spree in Hollywood gossip and theater scoop

Walter Winchell notes embers arrivals and a flood of show business chatter. Marilyn Monroe casting rumors, Edna Ferber royalties, a tease about Amanda Vail’s authorship, and Patti Page contract chatter color a lively entertainment widely covered. Reels, plays, books, and marriages intermingle with industry roasts.

Mr. W Dorothy Biddle Philly Clan Jackie Clark Marilyn Monroe Jean Harlow Adela Rogers St. John Edna Ferber Warner Peggy King George de Witt Billy Reed Amanda Vail McGraw-Hill Craze Warren Miller Hollywood Actors Playhouse Me Candido Ray Bolger Leonard Sillman Mister Patti Page Mgr Brad Crawfords

Try and Stop Me from William Faulkner in Japan

The piece recounts William Faulkner's State Department visit to Japan where he spoke to thousands of students. A 15 minute anecdote prompted the interpreter to retell it in under 20 Japanese words, eliciting laughter. The essay notes Col. Francis Duffy's view of the Ship of State as a Revenue Cutter. It also mentions a wife eager to bid for her husband at a bridge table.

Todd Liz Mike Jack Webb D.I Hollywood William Faulkner Japan State Department Faulkner Col Francis Duffy Ship of State

Premium savings plan ties stamps to bank accounts

Hartford shoppers can convert one book of Triple-S blue stamps and $3 into a savings account of $6 at Society for Savings Bank. John R. Bissell, president of Super Saver Plan Inc., says talks are under way with other banks to expand this premium. Shoppers may still redeem stamps for other premiums.

Hartford Conn Society For Savings Bank John R. Bissell Super Saver Plan, Inc

Debated Plan to Demolish State War and Navy Building

President Eisenhower backs tearing down the old State War and Navy departments adjacent to the White House to replace with a modern White House offices complex. Architects and Washingtonians split on the landmark building with Speaker Sam Rayburn opposing razing the historic structure.

Eisenhower State, War and Navy Departments White House Ike Harry S. Truman Executive Mansion State Department Sam Rayburn D.-Tex

New Medical Advances Include Kynex Dorbantyl and Celentin

A monthly medical update details Kynex the new long acting sulfa with higher solubility and 75 percent lower daily dose, Dorbantyl a gentler laxative from dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate and 1 8 dihydroxyanthraquinone, and Celentin N methyl a n methylpenyimide the anticonvulsant for peti mal epilepsy with limited seizure duration.

Kynex University of Michigan J. B

Washington’s Crack Army Guards Not Just For Show

The Military District of Washington guards the capital beyond ceremony, ready for floods fires riots and sabotage. It coordinates with Civil Defense and houses the Old Guard. MDW duties include security at Walter Reed and the War College, with HQ at Gravelly Point and coverage of 11 counties in VA MD and DC.

Washington United Press Staff Cone Army Iece MDW Army Pentagon Walter Reed Army Hospital National War College The War College Joint Chiefs of Staff Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Gravelly Point

Scales Designed to Weigh and Mix for Cookies and Explosives

New scales capable of both weighing ingredients and mixing a batch are reported. The devices promise applications from baking cookies to producing explosive compounds and cement with integrated measurement and blending functions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Voltaire Scott R. J. Scott Ralph DE Palma Axis Automobile Daytona Beach Fla Pipe Ay, ii King Features Syndicate, Inc Terre Haute Terre Haute E Tribune and Gaze Sanday Terre Haute Gacette Terre Haute Tribune Call Tre Tribune Crawford Ne Iin Stella William E. Borah Celia Thaxter Thomas Dunn St. George Tucker George E. Hall John Q. A. Ward Katherine de Mille Joan Davis Comedienne Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini United Feature Syndicate, Inc Walter Winchell New York al Hibbler LeRoy Lovett Jackie Gleason F. Satenstein Pat Boone MGM Raintree County Variety Frank Scully Costello Louie Lou Carter Jimmy Dorsey Glen Gray Bobby Byrnes Carter Mr. Carter Como Ben Hecht Charlie Our Town Hope Hampton Goldie’ S Franco Juanito Carlos Maria Gabriella Italy Henry Ringling North L. I Lisa Ferraday Bombay Allied Artists India Gary Cooper Don Appell John Garson Gregory Peck Betty Meyers Tina Louise Westport Suzanne D’albert Paree School For Wives Theatre Marquee Samuel Goldwyn Lew Kerner Palm Springs Calif Lower East Side Rivington Delancey Allen Jean Seberg Paris Francoise Sagan Bennett Cerf Gop Meade Alcorn Central Press Association G.O.P House Richard M. Nixon Pauling Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Subcommittee Robert Morris Linus Pauling Morris Herman Bundesen By Herman N. Bundesen, M. D DR. Bundesen Victor Wartofsky Old Guard
Search Courier

Search the Terre Haute Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Terre Haute Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication