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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
4
The Terre Haute Gazette established 1869 and The Terre Haute Tribune established 1894 are described as daily papers with Sunday exclusions. The combined note outlines their long-running publication history in Terre Haute Indiana.
The Tribune lists contact numbers Crawford 1334 for office and circulation and Crawford 1332 for sports, along with hours for calls and a policy on unsolicited submissions. It details mail rates by zone and service, noting second class matter status and rights disclaimer for manuscripts and photos.
The Tribune exhorts readers to refrain from idle gossip and unfounded criticism, urging belief in America and constructive engagement with government while avoiding spreading rumors. The note emphasizes responsible communication and civic responsibility.
The article notes growing State Department suspicion of Tass officials in the United States and hints at tighter restrictions. It cites cases including Lawrence Todd being barred from certain U S privileges and an incident involving Col Gen Popovic where Tass personnel faced criticism for disclosure of introductions.
A Houston patrolman found a note under a car’s windshield asking him to insert a nickel into the meter to save a medical representative time. He paid the meter and left, whistling. The act highlights courtesy extending to parking enforcement.
The majority caucus plans to finish key legislation before recess, suggesting a summer on the Potomac. The piece argues the delay stems from lack of organization rather than lack of effort, with the House similarly behind and in need of greater efficiency to escape the grindstone.
A dog tied in a yard runs to the leash length and jerks into a somersault when it tightens. This may recur daily as the animal acts within its tether. A horse similarly progresses to the end of its tether with calm persistence.
A piece compares a dog’s persistence to human restlessness under restraint. It ponders how animals and people test limits, seeking freedom from tethering and questioning the power of those who wield control. The analogy warns rulers not to assume secure grips on others.
A proposed House bill would create an Air Force academy with college degrees and commissions, aiming to supply regular officers. Proponents cite growing air power and the need for an independent service to justify a third academy on par with West Point and Annapolis.
Smithsonian exhibition features artifacts from Hampton Ki cotan site tied to Jamestown era. Brittingham professors recovered green glazed jug, olive jar collar, blue bleeding bowl fragments, an Elizabethan sword hilt, a match-lock firing mechanism, lead bullets, a yellow Dutch brick, a cockshead hinge, and a latten seal head spoon handle.
The Hungarian State Opera House marks the 50th anniversary of Giuseppe Verdi's death with a Verdi memorial year. New casts and productions present Falstaff Rigoletto Un Ballo in Maschera Aida Il Trovatore and other Verdi operas, along with Verdi concerts for audiences nationwide.
Budapest reports socialist farming covered 13.1 percent of arable land in 1950, up from 6.7 percent in 1949. The nation yielded 9.2 percent more grain for bread and irrigation area rose 19.7 percent over 1949.
In Terre Haute forty years ago today, Mrs. E. C. Colter and Miss Amy Kaufman visit Judge and Mrs. Marshall Hacker in Columbus. The Flora Gulick Boys' Club promotes a large kite aviation program as flower thieves trigger police activity.
Africa. The Columbia River. Haman. William Cowper. Morning or tomorrow meaning manana in Spanish.
A calm approach can aid problem solving and set a year ahead as active and successful. A child born today may be romantic and charming with vitality and ambition guiding a memorable year ahead.
The term resinous derives from the Latin resinosus meaning made of or resembling resin. It describes a resin like quality or substance and is used to classify materials with resinous characteristics.
A brief aphorism states love as the sole medium that yields ten percent to a borrower and benefits both parties. The quote attributes no author beyond Anonymous. The idea contrasts finance with affection as a mutual gain.
The record notes MacArthur landings in New Guinea and Rendowa in the East Indies during World War II, the 1947 Bikini Atoll atomic test, and key battles and events including Gettysburg in 1863 and the 1898 San Juan Heights engagement, plus Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1932 nomination by the Democratic Party.
Best wishes go to Wilfred Pelletier opera conductor Walter Hampden stage actor and Harold J Laski English political scientist. On Sunday July 1 Charles Laughton James Cagney James M Cain Olivia DeHavilland William Wyler Paul Lehner Ken Wood celebrate.
Readable fragments note Asia and Columbia with human themes and William Cowper mentioned for tomorrow. The brief hints at a literary or cultural item focusing on the poet and future events.
A new high speed photographic system records objects moving far faster than sound, enabling detailed study of rapid motion. The technology promises advances in physics experiments and industrial imaging applications across research centers.
West Germany's Auersberg valley shows lush grass on the Bavarian side while the Czechoslovak border area remains bare. Locals attribute the difference to a no man’s land strip and a border brook preventing crossings along the Iron Curtain.
United Press notes Arthur Bryant’s The Age of Elegance covers 1812 to 1822 era from Wellington’s campaigns to Regency life. Malcolm Cowley’s Exile’s Return revisits a Lost Generation abroad. Lucius Beebe and Charles Clegg chronicle San Francisco’s cable cars in Cable Car Carnival. Irwin Shaw’s The Troubled Air threads a communist scare in radio. J Donald Adams’s Literary Frontiers surveys American writing. Also described are border signs near a divided Europe with patrols, refugees, and Sudetenland shifts after war.
A collage of statistics and claims including crime, population habits, transportation, and landmarks. It lists Washington as violent crime leader among big cities, Belgium as smallest coal area nation, drowning deaths in 1949, burglaries daily in the United States, California drivers, William O Dwyer as the 100th NYC mayor, and the Lincoln Memorial cost.
A gray fox from the Verdugo Hills becomes a regular dinner guest at John P. Hatteberg's home after he first set scraps for his cat. The fox returned nightly, and Hatteberg began leaving a special plate each evening at 9 30 as the animal trots up to dine.
Twenty six University of Wisconsin students led by Prof L R Laudon trek the Rocky Mountains in Montana this summer for geology research. They plan to reach their base at the foot of Pentagon mountain after a 35 mile march from the nearest road.
The horoscope notes exceptional versatility for born today individuals with independent ideas in literature and the arts. It highlights potential success in music with an early start, deep family ties, and the ability to balance two careers or run a family and career simultaneously. It cautions about bad luck cycles but urges practical action until the cycle turns.
Daily zodiac predictions advise Cancer to relax and seek recreation, Leo to celebrate family and an anniversary, Virgo to show love with a special gesture, Libra to pursue creative arts, Scorpio to trust intuition for future gains, Sagittarius to seek trusted counsel, Capricorn to avoid outsiders and stay calm, Aquarius to attend spiritual services for joy, Pisces to tidy home tasks, Aries to host friends, Taurus to avoid confusion by handling tasks promptly, Gemini to begin the month with plans and patience. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
Ava Gardner from Smithfield North Carolina defends women giving advice to men even if some of it is wrong. She criticizes overly career focused heroines on screen and praises men who succeed by their own efforts without accepting all female guidance.
The American Medical Association reports that medical societies in 329 communities have set up night emergency doctor call systems. In 1948 only 60 plans were in operation. The AMA notes the systems are highly efficient with New York County’s system sharing a doctor in about seven to eight minutes to answer a call.
A study of 23 premature infants weighing two to four pounds shows delaying first feeds until the baby signals readiness greatly improves weight gain and activity by the third week. Feeding via tube for extremely small infants prevents energy loss, while early feeding risks include inhalation, smothering, and pneumonia.
A reader reports headaches blurred vision and high blood pressure 142 over 100 age 42 and is advised to seek thorough physician study to determine kidney or heart issues. Another asks about glaucoma and eye infection risk, with guidance that glaucoma stays in the affected eye and is often helpable or curable, not contagious.
United Paramount Theaters chief Leonard H. Goldenson says plans for the American Broadcasting Company merger await shareholder meeting on July 27 and FCC clearance in Washington before finalization. He notes no inside track to Paramount movies or stars and cites broader economic factors as the industry’s current strain.
A humorous column notes fashions like pastel hats with plumes inspired by a Count of Monte Cristo, a Detroit contest tire change in 51 seconds sparks disbelief, plus quirky facts about a California frog, secession dates, Canadian land area, Cleopatra’s bedding, Arctic exploration, and Greek native name.
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