Anderson traffic toll rises in city streets report
Editorial cites Anderson Police Department figures showing 1721 traffic accidents in the city during the first 11 months, with 381 injuries and five deaths, an increase from the prior year. Authors blame carelessness and failure to stop at preferential streets, urging a community program with law enforcement to improve driving habits and reduce fatalities.
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Charity Ball set to aid Anderson civic groups this Christmas
The Current Events Club of Anderson plans its 28th Charity Ball for December 26 1955 promising a premier social event of the season. Proceeds support Victoria Guild Bill Wilson Boys Club School for Exceptional Children Visiting Nurse Association Anderson Community Chest and Boy and Girl Scout programs.
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St. John’s Hospital
Bill Wilson
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Anderson Community Chest
Indiana GOP hopefuls vie for 1956 gubernatorial nod
Dan Cravens, Franklin, and Frank T. Millis, Revenue Commissioner, emerge as early contenders for Indiana governor with Lt. Gov. Harold Handley among possible entrants. The piece stresses party unity over individual ambition to avoid past defeats and unite behind the state ticket for the November campaign.
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Franklin
Cravens
Frank T. Millis
Indiana
Indianapolis
Messrs. Cravens
Millis
Harold Handley
Hoosterdam
Dulles Goofs and Global Food Talks Stir Rome and Delhi
Washington column surveys Expert Dulles missteps on Portuguese GOA remark drawing Indian ire while ex diplomat Cooper cables State on the miscue. It also covers FAO talks in Rome with Rep Anfuso on food surpluses and aid, plus Lamb TV license scrutiny and FCC witness oddities as part of a broader overseas policy mood.
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Brogsivetoed
Victor L .Anfuso
N.Y
Aniuso
House Agricultral Committee
Rome
Clifford Hope
Kan
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
United States
Anfuso
Benson
Europe
NATO
FCC
Edward Lamb
Federal Communications
Sharfman
Lamb
Marie Natvig
Ernest, Correy
Mercer
Wis
William Garfield Cummings
ECC
Doerfer
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago Daily News
Dulles
U. S
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Goa
Boner
India
Khrushchev
and Bulganin
Blun
Asia
Albert P. Morano
Magical music games in folk traditions and a rare West Texas Constitution copy
The piece describes old American folk pastimes where music guides a search for hidden objects and a whistle game that misleads a seeker. It also notes a UC Berkeley discovery of one of six known West Texas Constitution copies, stored in Bancroft Library, and a Detroit report that about 7 percent of U.S. families own one car.
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Calif
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The Best Gift Fathers Can Give Their Kids
A psychologist advises fathers that time with children under 12 is priceless. Case Q-328 features Harry B. asking what gifts to give his four kids. the answer is time. A Chicago father pledges to give one full day of his time each month for a year, for sports games, picnics or other activities.
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Dr. Crane
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Moscow
Pierre Mendes
France
Mendes Mat
Dia
Nehru
Asia
Europe
endes-France
NATO Council
Middle
Crane
Walking for health and varicose veins cautions
A 1950s health column urges daily brisk walking for health and warns against relying on elastic stockings for varicose veins. It notes proper exercise, tone of leg muscles, and warns against charlatans selling ineffective treatments. The piece also discusses parental playtime, children’s games, and family behavior as influences on health. Dolly Varden obituary appended.
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Lraine Pois
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Trinity Church Plans Special Yule Programs
Trinity Episcopal Church will celebrate the Nativity with a Midnight Mass at 11:30 p.m. on Saturday preceded by a Festival of Carols at 11:30. Salvatore Silipigni directs the choir as Mrs. Silipigni plays the organ. Father Burns preaches on The Cross of Bethlehem. A second Christmas service is at 11 a.m. with Holy Baptism at 11:45. The Feast of St Stephen children’s service is at 2 p.m. Monday. services for St John and the Holy Innocents follow at 9 a.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Salvatore Silipigni
Merbecke
Father Burns
Selvallies
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