Anderson Edits: Hosek Resigns From Power Plant Post
Arthur V Hosek resigns as assistant superintendent of the Municipal Light and Power Plant after 12 years to lead time study and motion analysis at Roots Connersville Blower Company division of Dressers Industries. He leaves with community appreciation and best wishes.
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Anderson
Arthur V. Hosek
Municipal Light and Power Plant
Hosek
Connersville
Roots-Connersville Blower Company
Dressers Industries Corporation
Hosele
Labor Day Traffic Toll Predicted By Safety Council
The National Safety Council warns 48 deaths may occur in the 78 hour Labor Day weekend as Americans take to highways for summer travel. It urges drivers to exercise safety, cooperate with law enforcement, and practice caution to keep fatalities from rising.
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National Safety Council
America
American Legionnaires
BIE Day Showcases Local Industry For Teachers
Anderson Newspapers Inc and 30 other Anderson area firms hosted the first 1956 Business-Industry-Education Day. Hundreds of Alexandria and rural county teachers toured plants to observe operations firsthand and strengthen classroom relevance. A second BIE Day will follow for teachers in Anderson Elwood and Pendleton.
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Anderson Newspapers Inc
Anderson Area
Alexandria
Anderson
Elwood
Pendleton
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Smithsonian ties Folger Fleming firm to investment deals
Washington column details how the Smithsonian outsourced its brokerage to the Folger Fleming firm, chaired by J Clifford Folger and Robert V Fleming, amid a $50 000 consolidated fund. Treasury and investment policy shifts are cited as the elder Fleming volunteers services while the firm handles transactions under the guidance of Boston counselors. Harriman spending at Chicago convention is also examined, with allegations of “expense money” paid to delegates and a looming Gore inquiry.
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Smithsonian’ Institution
Smithsonian
J.clifford Folger
Robert V. Fleming
Folger-Fleming
Smithsonian Investments
Fleming
Thomas Clark
Clark
The
Robert W
Folper-Fleming
Boston
Scndder
Stevens
Clack
Sminsonian Institution
O Folger
Harriman
Harri Tman
Chicago
Tennssee
Albert Gore
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Arthur Grafton
Louisville Laws
Wilson Wyatt
Denny’ocratic Amity
Stevenson
Gay Harriman
Tarmmany Hallsto
Carmine de Sapio
Groetke
Jetser
He McCarthy
Roy Cohtt
Iowa
Jake Moore
International Guard Union
Uarriman
Tojat America
Cravel
China
Minneapolis
Courtlion
Nevada
Bea Thor
Mery Wells
YMCA
Conrad Hilton
Wisconsin
Edmund Dawicki
Harrimah
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Sen. Gore
Utopian Harmony Theme in Hawaii Park Notices
A fragmented piece blends utopian ideals with public signage in Hawaiian parks. It cites tensions over theft warnings, global trade, and American farm prices amid references to India, Russia, and Panmunjom. The column mentions local figures Riley Allen and Halekulani Hotel lore, weaving travel notes with policy musings.
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Hawai
Ian Parks
United of Wheat
Police Department
India
Jigt Beckery+ wehen
Hery
Seoul
Toneer
Heper
Becker
Batchelor
Reds
Panmunjom
United States
Russia
Butler Quits Law Firm and Swaps Name in South Bend
A South Bend law firm announced partner Paul M. Butler will withdraw for modesty and a name change. The firm may become Jones Obenchain and Ford, replacing Butler with a new title. The notice hints at internal shifts without detailing reasons beyond a desire for simplicity.
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Thacksorays
Vanity Fair
Butler
Paul M. Butler
Swainj
Satuday
Mai
Younhly
Swan
Jones
Obenchain
Ford
Palmer
G. Burt Iglory
Titania
George Bernard Shaw
Steller
B. S
Marivennus
A ‘Tress
J Shaw
Labor Union Seeks Shorter Prison Week in Indiana
A Toledo driven labor drive aims to shorten the Indiana State Prison workweek to 40 hours with higher pay. Union organizers plan to recruit prison employees, push for favorable legislation, and explore disposal options for surplus staff. The effort includes outreach to state officials and potential legislative allies to advance the plan.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana Sty Pris Co
Jay
Weroetky
Springfield
Fish and Wildlife Service
Dale
Higipal Employes Univ
a + Groetké
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Olasime
Ate
John L. Farley
Cache
Okla
Fort Niobrara
Grootke
Valentine, Nebinson
Indiana
Miracle of a Mother's Boost for Billy's School Success
A Miami Herald piece recounts how Billy T., a 13-year-old in seventh grade, improved his English, spelling, and reading after his mother engaged with a booklet on tutoring at home. By practicing typing and studying together, Billy rose to the top quartile, boosted by parental involvement and a promise of better earnings with education. The story emphasizes that high school and college diplomas substantially raise lifetime income, and it advocates mothers encouraging and supporting their children's schooling through simple at-home practices.
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Anderson
G. E. Ebbertt
Madison Heights
Anderson Township
Willy
Mabye
Billy
Jet
Billy T
Miami
Bob
Sin
Financial Foundation
Bisly
Grammer
Indian reserve to stabilize prices amid emergency
The government creates a bank like reserve to counter sudden price shifts and guard against political dissipation. Taldia commits to maintain purchases from friendly countries, preventing damage to those deals if the reserve is invoked only in physical emergencies.
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Taldia
Herald delivery complaint and replacement policy notice
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3 8971 before 8 a.m. to get a replacement by special messenger after 9 a.m. If Sunday delivery fails, report to the nearest seller and signs complaint to receive a free copy.
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Herald
Reader Messages Promote Walking Fitness and Calcium Use
A reader shares a letter praising walking three miles home from work and recounts a doctor advising calcium and vitamin D. The piece notes foot trouble from flat feet eased by arch supports then by walking without supports, with continued calcium and vitamin D in daily diet. Dr Brady and Dr Wittiam Beady are mentioned. readers are invited to send letters on health questions.
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Dr. Brady
Brady
Wittiam
Beady
Camino
Baverly Hills
Industry shapes a tenth of nation's potato crop trade
Industry reports indicate about 10 percent of the country’s potato production is involved in shipping and processing, highlighting its growing role in the agricultural economy and potential for expansion in export markets.
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Hothom Wagmiuel
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Sidden
Henry Rittmeister
Lycurgis
By Willsm Wade
Hoosier Prison
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Uncle Sar
Weery Clinic
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