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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
2
Downtown Anderson hosts a two day Twin Dollar Days with merchants offering quality merchandise at remarkable bargain prices. The event aims to reward year round shoppers and shows public confidence in local merchants. Advertisements outline some top values while the full list awaits shopper discovery.
City leaders explore a Killbuck basin reservoir to secure a year round water supply for Anderson and surroundings. The plan complements a stalled municipal water program due to litigation while Ranney wells and natural filtration offer promising, low treatment options for growing demand north of White River.
Anderson progress on summer street work includes widening Arrow and Nichol intersection and resurfacing Brown Street between 22nd and 23rd. Since Jan 1 1952 the city reports 96 blocks of new streets built and 192 blocks resurfaced, with gravel streets oiled twice this summer.
The Highland School in Madison County will host an open house before its formal opening. The spacious building serves Richland and Union Townships and is expected to benefit the area for many years.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reviews Eisenhower’s Geneva cable noting warmer Soviet deferential stance and personal outreach tactics. It also covers congressional clashes over a Texas City insurance payment dispute and the appointment of John Brown to the 5th Circuit amid findings of impropriety in nitrate shipment handling.
A compact collage of quotes and brief notes on television, politics, and social observations. It cites Sen Daniel, President Eisenhower, and ex-congressman John Woods with a withdrawal from the Subversive Activities Board, plus miscellaneous remarks from speakers like Marshall, Boyle, and Ruark. The Detroit traffic problem and Geneva conference reference round out the survey.
Dr William Brady debunks the idea of a balanced diet and lowered resistance, criticizing medical jargon used to sell health theories. He cites Adelle Davis books and argues for practical nutrition over pseudo scientific claims, inviting readers to send brief letters for guidance.
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