Editorials on constitutional history and civic memory
The piece argues Americans would object to a republic forcing a constitution by bayonet, noting 1868 restructuring after the Civil War and questions the 14th amendment's ratification. It also reflects on Twin Dollar Days local shoppers and the passing of Albert Woolson, last Civil War veteran drummer boy, as a symbol of national sacrifice.
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Albert Woolson
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Eisenhower highway program reshapes nations roads
The 84th Congress advances a long term plan to build a nationwide interstate highway system and link state and urban routes. It forecasts drivers pay about $2 more each year but save nearly $90 annually in driving costs as 440 000 miles are improved and 15040 construction jobs created, with 3500 lives saved yearly. The move marks a major federal push for safer, efficient transport nationwide.
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Red Cross Welcomes New Executive Secretary Spangler at Madison County
Robert K. Spangler joins the Madison County chapter of the American Red Cross as executive secretary succeeding Leafy W. Palmer. A six year Red Cross veteran, he previously served as disaster relief director and field director for 18 counties in southwestern Ohio. He pledges cooperative effort with civic agencies as he begins his work in Anderson.
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Merry-Go-Round ends run of sneaks and hotel tax loopholes
Drew Pearson notes Congress adjournment chaos as Klein secures a House win allowing General Public Utilities to keep Manila Electric. Duff blocks Hilton tax rider with Smathers and others opposing a windfall. Gates discuss privatized war assets and Goshen Veener grant, while Bridges and Capehart push or oppose salvage measures amid rushed votes.
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Eden Sees Commonwealth as Path to Global Governance
Premier Eden in London addresses the English Speaking Union, arguing the Commonwealth of Nations could form the basis of a future world government if it arises from a free association of nations. He asserts imperialism is gone, Commonwealth members gain independence while Britain remains a leader through defense and economics, and he hints at closer Anglo American collaboration without inviting U.S. entry into the Commonwealth.
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Marriage Advice Column From The 1950s Case 5330
Dr Tom seeks guidance on marrying Clarcia amid domineering mother. The column profiles the couple, notes shared church ties and finances, and recommends calm diplomacy and possible elopement if maternal obstruction persists. It also critiques the mother's role and suggests social outlets and dating bureau use to prevent further clashes.
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Growing Pains and Calcium Deficiency in Children
Dr. Willam Brady argues growing pains reflect calcium deficiency rather than rheumatism. He cites authorities like Jacobi and Griffith and Mitchell, noting nutrition advances shift views from medicine to diet. Brady invites readers to send stamped envelopes for his pamphlet Adult Tetany and Growing Pains.
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County Soldiers Sent to Europe in Gyroscope Rotation
Four Madison County soldiers of the 5th Infantry Division at Fort Carson Colorado are set to depart the United States on August 22 with their units under the Army Gyroscope rotation plan. The 8th Infantry Division will relieve the 5th in Germany. The county men are Pvt Gene R Wilson 264 W St Pendleton a member of Company G 5th Infantry Pvt Frederick E Starr 114 W John St Alexandria a member of Company I 13th Infantry Pvt Shirley L McCord Anderson of the 5th Quartermaster Company and Pvt Allen Clay 614 E 8th St Company E 13th Infantry.
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Anderson
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Prudential Insurance Pays $14 Million in Six Months
Prudential Insurance Company reports payments to policyholders and beneficiaries in Indiana totaling 14.1 million dollars for the first half of 1956, up from 13.27 million the previous year. The figure covers all claims, dividends, and other benefits, as announced by VP James Rutherford and received by L E Paulin at the Citizens Bank Building.
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Prudential Tesurance Cn
James F. Rutherford
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Popular government texts dominate folklore thought in US
A government Printing Office list shows six talks surpassing a million in sales, four on child care and education, with titles like Infant Care and Your Federal Income Tax. Other high sellers include Postage Stamps and Aircraft Power Plant Handbook, while hobbies like Photography appeal to civilians and Navy trainees alike.
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Pioneer Times
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Navy
Herald delivery remedy notice from a subscriber
A notice instructs readers to call 3331 before 9 AM to receive missed daily copies and to report Sunday delivery failures at the nearest Herald location for a no charge replacement through a messenger service.
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