Toll Road Plan and Indiana Public Service Support
Editorial discusses the Indiana Toll Road Commission framework as a finance solution via revenue bonds. It notes independence from tax dollars, cross state highway aims with Ohio and Illinois, and long term toll income to repay construction and maintenance costs. It also highlights the Anderson American Legion Chorus heading to Washington for national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Ralph R. Ferguson
General Assembly
Hoosier
Ferguson
Toll Road Commission
Indiana
Ithereby
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Chicago
American Legion Chorus
Washington, D.C
American Legion
Indianapolis
Madison County
United States
Thst
America
Presidents and Baseball From Taft to Hoover By Clark Griffith
Clark Griffith recalls personal meetings with U S presidents from Taft to Hoover, noting Taft seeded first game openings, Roosevelt’s era, and F D Roosevelt’s final days. He recounts embarrassment with Pershing and Harding, and reflects on Coolidge Eisenhower and Stevenson portraits, plus Washington Nationals origins and Coffeyville library tribute to Wallie Johnson.
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Ing
Harding
Coffeyville
Kans
Waller Jobaron
Washington
United States
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Drew Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Teddy Roosevelt
Williar Howard Taft
Taft
Secret Service
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Fershing
Herbert Hoover
White
Mr. Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Massachusetts
Fenway Field
Coolidge
Bob Taft
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Fell
Bloomington
Ill
Washington Nationals
Bull Run
Nationals
Cincinnati
Reds
Kang
Wallie Johnson
Rabies Debate In Public Health Circles Sparks Controversy
Dr T Sellers asserts rabies fears overstate risks and favors vaccine overreaction. Drs Denison and Dowling critique Pasteur treatments while noting fatalities despite treatment and calling for clearer public health messaging.
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Uns
J. Ih
Dowling
Jefferson County Ly
Health Department
Birming
Brady
North America
Maro
Sellers
Georgia Department of Public Health
Pasteur
Georgia
Alabama
Birmingham
Denison
Folklore and Picaresque Tales in Public Life
A collage of anecdotes contrasts folklore with real events. It cites Sir Walter Raleigh’s cloak story, a Jamaica royal visit incident, a mistaken hunger strike at New Jersey’s state prison, spider web cigarettes in Call Colombia, and rabies vaccine debates in Alabama. The piece weaves skepticism about sensational tales with social responses.
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Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth
Britain
Jamaica
Warren Kidd
Trenton
New Jersey
Death House
Colombia
Worry Clinic Case Records On A Psychologist Dr Crane
In a wart of advertising tactics Dr George W Crane discusses a refrigeration sales case with Sam J, a top salesman, detailing trade in offers, pricing, and how customers are swayed by glamour over logic. He warns against neglecting logical arguments and notes a common impulse to feel important. A Panama City origin note appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Sam
Sam J
Tno
Retal
Rockford
Minois
Selesman
Humane
Dr. Crane
Ay Bulletin
Grandmother Defends Cash in Downtown Robbery Attempt
Florence Galewood a 60 year old clerk at United Laundries and Dry Cleaners resisted a robber who drew a pistol. She slammed the cash register and struck the thief, who fled over a counter. Judge Pallotti commented on a separate drunkenness case in Hartford. Forest reserves in Manitoba cover about 3600 miles.
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Indianapolis
United Laundries
Florence Galewood
Grandma Galewood
Hartford
Conn
Ha Ts P. Pallotti
James WR. Aikenheld
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Anderson Herald
APM
Eon
Tamderson Newspapers, Inc
Mimber
Associated Press
The
Drew Pearton
Franklin D. Rosevell
Warren Harding
John J. Pershing
France
Pershing
Richard Jervis
Jervis
Ykr
William Brady
M. D
Personal Health Service
Denison and
Dowline
William Wade
Tieve
Walter
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Ceti
JJTY
Panema
Herald
Joe Herel
Winniveg
Manitoba Forest
Julien C. Hyer A
SEBO
Donald Flannel
Lorette
Worstedt
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