Chamber of Commerce year in review highlights 1955 work
An editorial commemorates the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and its 1955 activities led by President James R. Day. It details Tax Research, Roads, fire prevention, education exchanges, legislative affairs, public relations, and membership gains, all credited to a team effort and strong staff leadership.
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J. Edward Flanagan
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Paul Newbern
Ted Crook
Chamber
Roads Committee
Fred Yelton
Linfield Myers
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Indiana
East Third Street
Th Chamber
Indiana General Assembly
James R. Day
Floyd W. Stoelling
Anderson Post Office expands staff for Christmas rush
The Anderson Post Office added 134 new workers this week with 66 clerks and 68 auxiliary carriers, all to begin tours lasting until December 28 or 24. Postmaster Iva G. Davis reorganized operations to handle the holiday surge and ensure efficient service, urging residents to appreciate the dedicated public servants during Yuletide peak volumes.
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Anderson Post Office
Anderson
Iva G. Davis
Post Office
Yuletide
Anderson's
Ostal
Dewey plan behind Ike run whispers in Chicago rally
Washington analysis details Tom Dewey’s push to keep Eisenhower in the 1956 race, with Len Hall and Sherman Adams weighing the strategy. It notes Dewey privately urging support for Ike, while some committeemen resist the “she will run” line and a draft board case surfaces amid GOP maneuvering in Chicago.
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Tack
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Jly
Brownell
Former Draft Board Read Confesses To Accepting Of Bribes
A fragment from a 1940s era report shows a draft board member admitting bribe acceptance. The text mentions Dwight D. Eisenhower and a political maneuver to persuade him to run again. It notes discussions among officials about timing Ike’s potential announcement and health considerations in the decision. The language reflects era attitudes toward political influence and trust.
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Isenhower
Ike
Heart Attacks Explained In Three Classical Types
Claude asks about heart attack types and how deep breathing helps. The piece outlines three forms: angina from coronary spasms, thrombosis from artery wall thickening, and embolus blocking a tiny vessel. It notes nitroglycerin aids dilation and emphasizes prompt breathing techniques for sudden attacks.
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Rabies debate and medical cautions in letters
A reader letter discusses rabies existence in humans, criticizing Pasteur treatment and dog vaccination. Medical authorities from Alabama report rabies as a veterinary issue with rare human cases, urging reliance on veterinary guidance and cautious public health stance.
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British Press Pessimistic Over Cold War After Geneva
Interpreting The News notes British papers express gloom over the world situation as Eden plans a Washington visit. They cite Eisenhower’s recovery and worsening U S Soviet relations, with Khrushchev and Bulgaria accusing Britain of aiding Hitler. London fears a new, serious phase of the cold war.
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Hitler
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Burma
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