Christmas shoppers flood Anderson stores with holiday cheer
Editorial notes festive spirit and record Yuletide shopping in Anderson driven by the Anderson Retail Association. It highlights extended hours and Wednesday openings as merchants push for a busier season. The piece also analyzes a United Nations membership debate linking China and Outer Mongolia to a broader geopolitical stance.
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Anderson
Anderson Retail Association
China
United Nations
U.N
Finland
Nepal
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Spain
Laos
Cambodia
Libya
Jordan
Ireland
Japan
Ceylon
Outer
Mongolia
Albania
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
General Assembly
United Nations Security Council
Outer Mongolia
Korea
Labor merger won’t crown a ruling class of voters
Political observers warn that uniting AFL and CIO 16 million members won’t automatically control national politics. In 1952 unions endorsed Adlai Stevenson, yet he lost. Union members remain American citizens who vote by conscience, not boss dictates.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
The
CIO
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
White House Squirrels Roam as Ike Absent and Word Mixed
Washington notes, Drew Pearson reports on White House squirrels thriving during Ike's absence. The piece links politics, German property interests, and a Pan Am contract eyebrow-raising Air Force ties while joking about the administration’s distractions and aides.
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Drew Pearson
White House
Charley Wilson
Harlowe Curtice
Washington
Adenauer
Germany
Russia
Pentagon
DD. C
Air Force
David “Smith
Green“wich
Conn
Pan
American Airways
Smith
Edward Noble
American Broadcastiing Company
Pan Nam
Sam Pryor
Greenwich
Pan Am
Pryor
Green‘swich
Honolulu
Hawaii
Standard Oil Company
Washington Monument
Murray Snyder
Murray
Ike
Washington Pipeline
Charley
Wilson
General Motors
Senate
Curtice
Dead Aquator's Dad Tries To Take Life
Russell Tongay, awaiting extradition to Florida for the death of his daughter, slashed his wrists in a hospital ward after turning himself in. Doctors called the wounds superficial and a sincere but failed attempt to end his life. He was placed in a padded cell with extra guards while under treatment for tuberculosis.
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Los Angeles
Russell Tongay
Florida
Gene ‘Hospital
Tongay
New Orleans
Veterans Administration
Indiana group forms to press for safer roads
In Indianapolis a group named Indiana Highways for Survival forms to campaign for elimination of bad roads seen as death traps and economic hazards. Incorporators say the main goal is to inform the public and seek legislative action for adequate roads. The board includes James DeLaurier, Charles H. Buesching, Hallie Myers, and Ben H. Petty.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Highways For
Incorporators
James §. DeLaurier
The
Hammond Times
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Charles H. Buesching
Fort Wayne
Hallie Myers
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation
Ben H. Petty
Purdue University
What would any future Messiah share on Jesus
The article discusses a Jewish Christian perspective during World War II asking if a future Messiah would differ from Jesus as portrayed in the four Gospels. It cites Isaiah prophecy and invites readers to read Matthew Mark Luke and John to judge traits or faults, urging reflection on Messiah criteria, fruits of Christ, and interfaith dialogue. It also recounts related wartime exchanges and a Korean War repatriation letter.
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Jesus
Christ
Martin L
Chicago
Mattthew
Mark
Luke
John
Ilius
Martin
Isaiah
Cavert
YMCA
Cyo
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Earth
Buddha
Minn
Richard Ten
Jeson
Minnesota
Crane
Ind
Hong Kong
Portia Howe
Hammond ministers seek removal of Wicker Park crucifix
The Hammond Ministerial Fellowship plans a federal suit to remove a 20 foot crucifix erected by the Knights of Columbus in Wicker Park on Columbus Day. Rev. Calvin Phillips says the suit claims violation of church state separation and names township trustee John Sertich as a defendant. He hopes the Knights will remove the cross before court action.
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Hammond
Ind
Wicker Park
Highland
Calvin Phillips
Knights of Columbus
Gary Park
Phillips
North Two
Sand Phillips
John
Sertich
K. of C
Major Highway Is Called Advantage
The American Society of Planning Officials reports Westchester County residents near a major highway view it as convenient, while 65 percent of nearby households call it a nuisance mainly due to child safety concerns, compared with those farther from the road.
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Chicago
American Society of Planning
Westchester County
N. Y
County Planning Department
Folklore Misread Phrases and Witty Tidbits
A collection of humorous anecdotes centered on double meanings and misread phrases. Sailor and old lady banter about torpedoing and tins of sardines, lecturing about Egypt, a wedding sermon pun about reeling in, and a Dutchman lampooning flag and taxes, ending with an American quip about a one day wonder.
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America
Childbirth and anesthesia views in early practice
The piece argues that in natural childbirth a patient may choose anesthesia, noting that most do not due to prenatal training. It recalls Dr De Lee on suggestion and anesthesia and a penn yan anecdote where a senior colleague administers an anesthetic to a primipara patient.
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de Lee
Penn Yan
New York
Jailed for New Hampshire Poll and Head Taxes
An unemployed bachelor, Robert A. St. John 33, jailed in Keene New Hampshire for failing to pay 32 dollars in back poll and head taxes dating four years. The 1842 law previously unused exposes residents 21 to 70 to annual taxes and back dues.
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Keene
N.H
Hamip
Robert A. St.John
Elliot W. Wright
St. John
Wright
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Ernest L. Bellard
Missed Herald delivery policy and remedial steps
A subscriber who misses a daily copy should call 3537 before 9 A M for a replacement by special messenger after 9 A M. If a Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest Herald seller to file a complaint and receive a free copy.
Saturday Radio and TV Schedule Note
Saturday listings show Loyie Moore at 6:00, Mystery at 5:00, Lew. Weik at 7:30 and 8:10, followed by basketball coverage. Strong schedule gaps and initials imply a local broadcast guide fragment with names and times.
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Loyie Moore
Mystery
Lew. Weik
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George B
Iee Sch
Act
Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
Associates Press
Editorials
Big Labor
Near East
Dulles
Tke
Gettuchuire
Standard Oil
Planning Commission and Health Board
Frederick J. Bell
National Auto Dealers Association
Alfred Sloan
O'Mahoney
Eisenhower
GOP
Henry Ford
Michigan
McKay
Oregon
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Harlan Wood
D. C
Draft Board
U. S
Harvard Brewing Company
Spur
Kentucky
Olin
Dirksen
Ingoldsby
Republians
John W. Nairn
Ray Jenkins
Interhandel
Aquator
Rhepterd
Mexico
Julien
Hyer
George W. Crna
Aksyensiegio
de Seption Syndicate
I Hong Kong
William Wade
Egypt
Bil Keane
Willices, Brody, M
Personal Health Service
Jake F. Diego
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clinton Melton
Glendora
Miss
Mississippi
Luaby
Brathetty
Coleen Gray
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
WHIU
Anderse
CBS News
Young Farm
Drake
Galen Drake
Len Ll
Robert Q. Lew
Robert Q. Lewi
Robert QC
Lew
Hospital
Ann
Ron
Duke
Apr
Besin Is Basin Sirar
Ganges
Trwee
Breezin
Western Theatre
the Skyroom
Ley
Jack
Be Ann
WLW
Cincnett Wam Indiernepeleine
NaneWeahae
Paul Dixon
Agremky
Serenedy
Sereneds
Floter
Serenede
Moppetts
Inner Circle
Gilbert Forbes
Ormer
Ninpicker’s Club
Forbes-News
USA
Hayride
Fose
Ease
Dani
Ty Hony
Webm-Tv
Paul Winchell
Gene Autry
Fury
Buffalo Bill Jr
Midwest Hayride
Big Surarlie
Ferry Come Funny People
Star Theatre
George Gobel
Hit Parade Theatre
Wishl-Tv
Cartoons Barker
Andy’ Gang
Texas Ranger
Big Top
Lone Renger
Formar
Thers Ware Fou
Soldiers of Fortune
Jan
Amon Runyon
Waother
WWIS
Wlbectv
Roy Rogers
Mr. Wizard
Safety Club
Western Theater
Frature Theatre
Fandulum Guramakm Theatre
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