Eisenhower popularity and Indiana officials pay changes
Editorials discuss Eisenhowers trusted leadership and nonpartisan presidency while noting public approval of his record. The piece compares 1952 support to Roosevelt and Truman eras and cites Newsweek praise. It also covers Indiana County Officials Study Commissions 1957 recommendations to replace salary plus fees with a straight salary schedule and impact on Madison County officials.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eres K. Lindley
Newsweek
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana County Officials Study Commission
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Delaware
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Dulles to Represent U S at Suez Conference Opening
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will represent the United States as the multi nation Suez conference opens in London. He aims to find a universally acceptable formula for the canal's future ownership and operation, underscoring the Eisenhower administration's resolve with British and French officials to address the issue promptly.
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John Foster Dulles
United States
London
Dulles
Eisenhower
Stevenson Favored as Kefauver Looms for VP Ticket
Chicago reports outline Stevenson leading the balloting while Kefauver works to swing delegates to the ticket. Harriman fights hard for support and Johnson seeks a southern VP. Deliberations include McCormack concerns over Stevenson’s divorce and Symington as a Dixie bloc option amid tense convention scenes.
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Alabama
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Joe Bowers and Sally in California Song Tale
A humorous California gold rush ballad recounts Joe Bowers from Missouri who travels west to seek a stake for Sally. Reaching California he learns Sally was unfaithful, marrying a butcher with red hair, and bearing a red haired baby, prompting despair and regret.
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Truman Still Plays Wait and Watch On Nominee
In Chicago era politics Harry Truman weighs Stevenson and Harriman states of nomination. He signals support for the nominee capable of winning while keeping options open. If a deadlock arises, Truman remains a tall figure in party affairs as Symington or another compromise candidate could emerge. Nell leaves estate to Fort Wayne priests. Archbishop Nol leaves $46,000 estate to priests for masses.
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Debating Logic in Schools Against Mob Hysteria
The piece urges high school and college debate to foster logical thinking amid public fears about issues like water fluoridation and sugar. It cites fallacies, contrasts between populations, and the role of educators Harold G. and Dr. Crane in promoting critical thinking through logic courses and student debate.
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Trinity Vacation School Opens This Summer
Trinity Episcopal Vacation Church School will run Monday through August 29 with weekday forenoon sessions ending at 11 30. Led by Rev. George A. Burns, rector, a corps of instructors is provided to guide boys and girls in daily programs.
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George A. Burns
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Gums and nutrition linked to pyorrhea treatment
Dr William Brady urges reading Volumette 1 Save Your Teeth for iodine use on gums and warns that true cure for pyorrhea lies in correcting nutritional deficiencies. He notes iodine, glycerol, and zinc preparations as not curative and offers his circular for a fee with stamped envelope.
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Parket Cyclopedia of Health
Tallent
Willam
Brady
Iin
Talbot
M.D
D.D
Rigg
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Directors Meet Tonight at Anderson YMCA
The Anderson Y s Men s Club board meets at 7 o clock tonight at the YMCA. The session is open to all members and will cover the Christmas fund program and branch matters. Also on the agenda is discussion of the regional convention planned for August 18 at Camp Crosley Lake Webster. A second note reports Serre Haute filing suit in Terre Haute against State Auditor Curlis B Jardin for $20.00 over tax distributions and postwar planning funds.
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YMCA
Camp Crosley
Lake Webster
Serre Haute
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Indianapolis
Curlis B. Jardin
Ernest Jawerever
Terre Haute
Bardin
Herald subscriber missing delivery help line
A notice instructs readers who miss their daily Herald to call 32-8371 before 9 a m for a special messenger delivery after 9 a m. If Sunday delivery fails, go to a local Herald seller and file a complaint to receive a free copy.
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