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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
2
A Beverly Hills health column reports a reader who believes riboflavin and vitamins cured her cataracts. The piece cautions about dietary sources of riboflavin from milk and other foods, lists deficiency signs, and notes the writer’s letters are answered by Dr Brady under safety guidelines.
Madison County supporters celebrate progress toward a modern Anderson armory replacing the 29 year old 7th and Main facility. The plan reflects historic growth of units from 60 men to nearly 300 with multi unit achievements and strong community backing.
The Christian Women's Welfare Union Home in Park Place accepts the retirement of superintendent Mrs Pauline George after four years of growth and care. The board congratulates her on a notable tenure and announces Mrs Ruth Alexander of Alexandria as her successor, bringing broad community support and leadership.
J M Roberts analyzes French policy in Algeria. France seeks limited autonomy under a federal scheme while denying immediate independence, citing Algeria's poor economy, export dependence, and a history of French governance. Oil discoveries and demographic facts are noted amid debates on self-rule and national security.
Dr. Crane Mellor describes a teen case and argues that a gay person can change toward heterosexual adulthood with willpower and guidance. He promotes self-help tests and a mail request for further psychological charts and instructions.
A nostalgic piece explains beeswax from hive byproducts and the history of catnip in feline culture. It details beeswax uses from thread waxing to candles and wax figures, and notes how crushed catnip affects cats, plus old rhymes and home remedies.
Revival services begin Friday at Perkinsville Methodist Church led by Rev. Tom Murphy of Selma with Lowell Wilson of Anderson College as song evangelist and Shirley King as pianist. Bealls Chapel hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. no Sunday services during revival. Attendance at Perkinsville on Nov 24 was 95 with 84 at Bealls Chapel. Local social notes follow. Telephone change: General Telephone seeks to absorb Arlington into its network in Rush County converting to dial service with comparable rates. Southeast Asia borders Burma Indochina Malaya and Thailand noted.
Indianapolis editorials discuss Sen. William Jenner's decision to retire from politics next year. The Times and News foresee a successor who shares his conservative stance while the Star doubts permanent retirement, praising Jenner as a strong national leader and urging a future senator to continue his anti-Communist and fiscally conservative agenda.
The Lafayette Journal and Courier earned the Indiana Associated Press Award of the Month for November for an enterprise piece on Purdue University President Fred Hovde’s views on scientific progress. The piece included a drafted Q and A with Hovde and his written replies. The award honors cooperative AP spirit and the paper also provided strong local daily coverage.
Washington officials report House leaders believe chances for 1958 tax cuts have vanished as defense spending becomes a priority. Speaker Sam Rayburn and GOP Leader Martin express support for funding national defense, signaling little likelihood of substantial tax relief.
A country mouse visits the city mouse and shares simple fare while the city hosts a lavish supper. They flee when a guest and a terrier arrive, ending with the country mouse preferring peace and a crust over luxury amid alarm. An American saying notes brains may fail but not appetite.
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