Alcoholic help groups seek meeting space in Anderson
A community appeal describes Alcoholics Anonymous as a life saving society with meetings three evenings a week. Sidney Smith from Schenectady notes local group access in Anderson and nearby towns. The Trinity Episcopal Church houses forty to fifty members, but the growing need requires a larger space near town. The note asks readers to suggest a meeting place, emphasizing the group’s discipline, friendship, and potential for a public community gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Toner
Scott Society
Alcoholics Anonymous
Sidney Smith
Schenectady
Anderson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Reader's Courtroom: One Beer Affects Insurance Claim
Will Bernard reports Phil injured in a highway ditch crash while claiming accident coverage. The insurer refused payment claiming the policy excludes incidents when the driver is affected by intoxicants. Phil admits one small beer but argues it did not affect his driving. the court weighed whether the policy's word affected, not under the influence, unjustly bars his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Mexico appoints seven ex presidents to federal posts
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos names seven living former presidents to federal jobs including Miguel Aleman as Tourism Advisory Committee head and Lazaro Cardenas as chair of the Balsas River Commission. The move marks a historic precedent in Mexican governance. The UN Security Council will meet to consider Tanganyika’s U.N. membership, potentially making it the 104th member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Miguel Aleman
Tourism Advisory Committee
Lazaro Cardenas
Balsas River Commission
UN Council
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Tanganyika
U.N
World Organization
Hammer ownership quarrel solved by sharing idea
A father halts a dispute over a missing hammer by proposing a turn taking solution. The exchange suggests avoiding confiscation as a method to settle ownership and hints at better conflict resolution approaches.
Valley poet and famous crossword clues unlock local puzzle
Crossword clues list mentions various themes and names such as Eve and a Confederate soldier in collegiate style. The grid includes references like Chaldean city and Revolutionary War figure, with multiple short answers and downs covering land measures, animal terms, and nicknames.
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Quoted Message
A cryptogram quotation appears with a hint about substitution letters and daily code changes. The prior quote attributed to WALLER is shown, while the current puzzle text includes mapping hints and fragmented instruction.
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
Advice piece on middle aged women finding purpose after children leave home. Emphasizes being needed for happiness and suggests pursuing personal interests, hobbies, and relationships. Encourages contacting Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate for a leaflet and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Household tips and news items from various topics
Household tips cover stain removal pastry crust patterns and thawing locks while a Paris AP report notes world news media share with 67 percent in NA and Europe and 16 percent in the Soviet Union plus a Glasgow based ship Acapulco cruise liner begins service between Los Angeles and Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
North America
Europe
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Soviet Union
South America
Africa
Asia
Glasgow
Scotland
Mexico
Acapulco
Los Angeles
Calif
Dear Helen Advice Columns About Family Conflicts
A reader letters column discusses a 17 year old seeks escape from a jealous stepfather, a mother’s responsibility, and possible court action. Other queries cover paternal rights, mature love ages, and encouraging calm communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Mama
East
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Try and Stop Me
A quirky mix of vignettes and jokes from a humorous column. It features a mistaken burglar call to police, a first grader’s sniffling, a boy explaining his report card grades, and a witty aside on conscience attributed to Bennett Cerf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Contact Details for Submitting Problems to Helen Erskine
Send your problem to Helen Erskine at The Anderson Herald through The Bell Syndicate Inc. at 229 W 43rd St New York 36 NY. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Erskine
Anderson Herald
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
W. 43Rd St
New York
N. Y
Amateur Rocket Center Opens at Camp Atterbury
John G. Carlson of the Amateur Rocketeers of America announced a lease for 243 acres at Camp Atterbury near Columbus Indiana after securing insurance. The ARA plans the first missile launch in late April or early May with coverage up to 300000 dollars for injuries and 100000 for property damage. The group has 1400 members and eyes high school chapters nationwide. Pennsylvania leads in anthracite coal tonnage.
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Indianapolis
API
John G. Carlson
The
Amateur Rocketeers of America
ARA
Army
Camp Atterbury
Columbus
Ind
Terre Haute
Carlson
Lloyds of London
Greener Thumbs Plan Christmas Tree Planting
Home gardeners plan a tree planting this year with steps to choose a permanent location. Prepare soil with底 humus and mulch to prevent drying and freezing. Proper groundwork helps Christmas tree planting go smoothly.
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