Editorial tribute to Dr E M Conrad 1870 1954
An obituary tribute recalls Dr E M Conrad a long time Anderson physician civic leader and banker. The piece highlights his 50 year medical career service on the Board of Health presidency of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association and leadership of the Anderson Loan Association. It notes his public service two party loyalty church work and enduring influence as a model citizen.
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Anderson
E M. Conrad
Lapel
Conrad
Stony Creek Township
Indiana Medical School
Board of Health
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Madison County
Republican Central Committee
Anderson Loan Association
Indiana
Anderson Loan
First Methodist Church
Dr. Conrad
Hutchison Resigns as Anderson High Principal to Lead Fallbrook Union
William Hutchison steps down as principal of Anderson High School due to his wife’s health and accepts the principalship at Fallbrook Union High School in California. He joined the Anderson system as assistant principal then principal during a troubled period and earned strong community respect for his tact and competence.
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Hutchison
Anderson High School
William Hutchison
Fallbrook Union High School
Fallbrook
Calif
Anderson
Return of Nazi Cartels and Trout Law Prompts Trout Menu Printing
Washington column notes quick passage aims for a German property bill and a rule on returning Nazi assets while a Rocky Mountain trout bill forces U.S. restaurants to print origin on menus or face fines. The piece highlights lobbyists, lawmakers Dawson and Chenoweth facing tough re elections and the Dinoseaur Canyon irrigation bill fallout.
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Tee
Cong. Dawson
Utah
Chenoweth
Colorado
Congress
Dirksen Il
Washington
United
American Legion
Tate Charley Halleck
Indiana
Legionhower
House of Representatives
Gress
Dirksen
Hitler
Cowbill
New York
Adenauer
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
United States
Thesechusetts Avenue
Arctic
Rocky Mountain
U.S
Denmark
Rocky Mound
Scotland
Senate
Idaho
Norway
Hirang
Senate Judiciary Committee
M. i
C. Ryan
Wewoka
Okla
David
Ramage
Eisenhower
Ike
Western Union
Interior Department
Food and Drug Administration
Texas
Sen
Dwor
Shak
Cong. Buslge
Republic
Ed Johnson
U. S
Dinosaur Canyon
Dinosaur National Park
Chet Holifield
Ry Sheppard
California
Holifield
Sheppard
Ideas and Proof Before the World Hates Progress
A short verse by Julien C. Hyer urges testing ideas before proclaiming them. It notes the world resists change and that a great idea must be perfected and proven to persuade others.
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Julien C. Hyer
SPECIAL SERVICE FOR Herald DISTRIBUTION ISSUES
A subscriber should call 3537 before 9 A.M. to request a replacement copy sent after 9 A.M. by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest outlet selling The Herald, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
Worry Clinic shows group play boosts church youth games
Marilyn V. notes private tests excite youths. Dr. Crane Mellor advises splitting into small 4–6 person teams to ease ego deflation, then using cooperative scoring and self grading for Bible quizzes to boost engagement.
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Marilyn V
Real Clinics and Phony Kilnicks Spark Word on Med Rackets
A physician criticizes fake clinics led by unscrupulous operators while praising authentic practitioners. He recalls a trusted internist who joined the Kilnick racket, lamenting the profes sion's decline as clinics proliferate. The letter urges doctors and readers to expose such frauds and defend real care.
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Webster
Minick
Kli Nick
Osler
Dr. Osler
Free Trade Debate Faces World Scene and Flaws
In a harsh critique of universal tariffs, the piece questions the feasibility of free market ideals across totalitarian and cartel dominated regions. It notes Russia and Western Europe imperfections, warns against full tariff removal, and cites Prof. Curtiss arguments while flagging ideological blind spots. Beavers damage Shutesbury Road dam.
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Prankfurt
Germany
Sme
Russia
Europe
United States
America
W. M. Curtiss
Cornell
Foundation For Economic Education, Inc
Heven
Nnions
Curtiss
Sager Beavers
Greenfield
Mass
R—Beaers
Shutesbury Road
Channel Chuckles By Bill Keane
Comic strip by Bill Keane features a humorous exchange about a new day at the office with light workplace banter and a punchy visual gag. No additional characters or events are detailed in the readable panel.
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Bill Keane
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