Hoover Praised in Congress as 4-H Fair Opens in Madison County
A Congressional tribute to Herbert Hoover marks his 80th birthday as the nation reassesses his legacy. The piece also celebrates Madison County’s 4 H Club Fair at Alexandria Beulah Park, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, highlighting 4 H projects and civic responsibility across the four day event.
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New Anderson High School Principal Named
Anderson Board selects John Paul Huffman, former Seymour High principal, to lead Anderson High School. Huffman brings about sixteen years in teaching, coaching, and administration with degrees from Manchester College and Indiana University and further study at Purdue and Michigan.
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Atomic patents battle splits Republicans in closed session
In a secret debate over the atomic energy content bill, Republicans clash on whether to grant future patent control to the government or let corporations hold private patents. Key figures include Sterling Cole, Bricker, Hoisfield, Van Zandt, Hinshaw, and Hickenlooper, with Dulles pressuring Churchill on Suez and Dewey's presidential prospects uncertain. The discussion also notes upcoming TVA/private power competition and a four-private project allowance in the Tennessee Valley.
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Paralyzed Hand Tied to Childhood Trauma in Psychosomatic Case
A letter recounts Irma J s sudden right hand paralysis on her wedding night linked to a childhood hot water immersion punishment. A physician attributes it to subconscious guilt and a psychosomatic mechanism, illustrating a teaching in psychosomatic medicine and the mind s power over physical symptoms.
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Mad dog fears and tetanus talk stir Alabama health debate
Letters from Dr. William Brady challenge public rabies scare and Pasteur treatment myths. He argues rabies is not a public health crisis in Alabama, urges proper wound care and tetanus prevention, and criticizes politicians for alarmism. A separate item notes a $1,000 robbery at a Kokomo, Indiana service station near police HQ.
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Folklore Of The Great Lakes And A Fatal 1892 Gale
The piece recalls St Lawrence Seaway approval and Great Lakes lore from La Salle onward, noting perilous storms. It describes the 1892 wreck of the W H Gilher in Lake Michigan near Mackinac, a 400 foot freighter sunk in a 75 mph gale, with crew recalling a night of terror and survival efforts as the anchor, engine, and wheel were battled against the storm.
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Special Service Details for Herald Delivery
A reader reports issues with receiving The Herald. A daily copy is to be delivered before 2 AM and another after 9 AM by special messenger. If delivery fails, the carrier or office will provide the issue without charge upon complaint.
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Socialist delegates press for planned economy in Germany
A Berlin congress of Socialist delegates led by Dr Frita Baade urged strengthening the Never Again War movement and affirmed Marxist faith in government ownership of major industries. They advocate state planning and government credit while opposing free private enterprise, noting church influence remains strong among tech-savvy voters.
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