Christmas Clearing House helps Anderson aid the needy
The Christmas clearing house, run by the Anderson Council of Social Agencies, coordinates holiday gifts from civic groups through the Family Service Bureau. Mrs. Gladys Cornwell lists eligible families, preventing oversupply and ensuring practical use of every dollar donated. More groups join each year, expanding reach and efficiency.
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Forse Expansion Brings Major Plant to Anderson
The Hanson-Van Winkle Manning plant in Anderson was acquired by the Forse Organization to house a large portion of its manufacturing work. Forse Tool and Die will keep operations at 600 W. 14th St. The move signals confidence in Anderson’s industrial future and sustained employment locally.
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Forse Equipment Corporation
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Forse
Forse Tool and Die, Inc
14Th St
Forse Equipment
Andersonians
Abolishing The Killers From Disease Battle
Kenneth F. Valentine of Pitman Moore and the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association said last weekend that researchers aim to conquer cancer heart disease and mental illness within 20 years. He argued major health threats can be eliminated through sustained science, noting past triumphs over tuberculosis typhoid smallpox and infantile paralysis. The pace of progress hinges on decades of research and experimentation.
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Pitman-Moore Company
Indianapolis
American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association
Valentine
World of
Science
Taft Republicans press Ike run delay clash
Washington reports rising Taft wing anger over Eisenhower re election timing. Key figures like Carroll Reece and Walter Hallanan skip Chicago rally while Bill Knowland signals a run if Ike does not announce by February 1. Debates rebound over Dewey influence and party leadership.
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Folklore and quotations from the times by William Wade
A collage of quotations and fragments on modern life and culture. The excerpts range from hotel signs to political and social observations, featuring remarks about smoking in bed, legal executions in Saudi Arabia, coups, love and absence, school violence, fashion trends, and a 1954 Detroit auto junking record.
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Saudi Arabia
Kiplinger Magazine
Fred Weaver
St. Louis
Donna Reed
Pratt
Hamilton
Industrial Accident Commission
Farmer's Twelve Children All Went To College
Raymond Williamson and family near here sent all 12 children to college. Eleven enrolled at Bowling Green State University, while the twelfth joined Cedarville College but left in 1950 to run the family farm after the father's death. The attraction for the Williamson children at Bowling Green has been their father’s sister, Dr. Florence J. Williamson, a longtime member of the university’s College of Education faculty since 1926.
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Ohio
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University
College of Education
Lawful Bluffing for Parents in Free-Moss Family Case
Dr Crane Mellor advises parents to force grown children like Larry L to pay their own way. Larry, 20, earns about $50 weekly, but refuses board and room, spends on a car, and buys gear. Parents should demand at least $10 weekly and imitate mother birds pushing fledglings to self support to teach adult financial independence.
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Robin
Larry L
Laryr
Ible
Papa
Sobody
Brady on colds and public health views hit by critics
Dr William Brady discusses the common cold and upper respiratory infections in a health column. He argues exposure to cold does not increase susceptibility and cites debates over definitions of the cold. Readers’ letters praise and critique his hygiene guidance and note a request for his pamphlet on bedwetting. The piece notes the Pentagon's construction at eight million dollars.
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William Brady
el Camino
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Interpreting The News by J M Roberts and W J Ryan
A U S foreign analysis notes Khrushchev's absence from home and a clash between Isvestia and Pravda over party policy. It discusses Molotov Malenkov and others left behind, and the potential danger of a dictator's whims on the economy. Also about Dixie Lee Beall of Raleigh Tenn and her sevenfold life pattern.
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Evens
Raleigh
Tenn
Dixie Lee Beall
Herald subscriber service and complaint procedure
A notice outlines how to obtain missed Herald copies via phone before 9 A M or by special messenger after 9 A M. If Sunday delivery fails, readers should visit a local seller, sign a complaint, and receive a free replacement copy.
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