Anderson Airport Fund Drive Aims to Secure 100000 For Modern Year-Round Facility
Community leaders led by Elmo A. Funk of Coca-Cola Bottling Co launch a campaign to raise 100000 to match a 100000 GM pledge for a modern all weather airport serving Anderson and Madison County. The push cites industrial growth and the aviation age as keys to attracting new business.
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Founders Day Speaker Anderson Secures Rev Bob Richards
Rev Bob Richards vaunts a storied athletic career including Sullivan Award pole vault Olympic wins and decathlon titles inducted into the Track and Field Hall of Fame in 1955. He serves as a renowned evangelist and sought after speaker aiding the Junior Chamber of Commerce Founders Day Banquet on January 14.
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Madison County Women's Republican Club eyes pivotal 1958 role
The Madison County Women's Republican Club gathers for its key 1938 meeting to elect officers for the year. Leaders warn that downtrodden leadership will keep the club in low gear through 1958, while dynamic leadership could strengthen the GOP effort through the election year with energized, personal outreach.
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Ten Years of Civil Rights Gains
Washington column notes progress in civil rights for all citizens, praising the American Jewish Committee for its long service to freedom. The piece argues readers can choose optimism by recognizing concrete gains rather than dwelling on remaining gaps.
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Civil rights gains hailed in ten year review
A 40 page American Jewish Committee survey titled The People Take the Lead reports momentous gains in civil rights from 1947 to today. It highlights fair employment in federal contracts, desegregation in the armed forces and veterans’ facilities, voting protections, housing equality, and voluntary integration by professional and educational groups.
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Jewish Committee
Soviet Offer to Brazil Aims at Expanded Trade Ties
The New York Herald Tribune reports Soviet Russia proposed oil and automobiles to Brazil to broaden trade and establish diplomatic relations. A business observer calls it classic Soviet bait, noting oil and cars appeal to Brazil while Foreign Minister Jose Carlos De Macedo Soares says Brazil is willing to boost trade with Iron Curtain nations if the deal proves favorable.
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Tristan Island idyll ends as health voyage reveals new realities
A travelogue recounts a January 1955 visit to Tristan da Cunha as a ship docks and a town builds a plant to store crops. The author recalls long isolation, basic clothing and food, and the arrival of electric lighting while noting the islanders’ strong teeth and improving health services.
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Maternal Frenzy and the Case of Laura R.
Laura R. seeks help after seven years of marriage without a baby. Dr Crane analyzes her fixation on motherhood as ego driven and urges widening parental horizons through fostering and service roles. Laura admits selfish motives and resolves to love children for their sake, ending with a note on seeking further guidance.
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Heart Sound Pickup Aids Study Of Murmurs
A capacitance heart sound pickup detects chest wall movements as small as one half a billionth of an inch. Developed at 3M Tech Center with Medisen and General Motors teams, the device translates chest vibrations into electrical signals for research on faint heart murmurs and valve defects. The tool is used in a soundproof room at the Medical College Hospital in Charleston S C.
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Rats and eggs in old natural history myths
In Small Worlds Around Us, LM Watkins debunks vivid but false rat stories from antique natural history. He notes old drawings showing two rats sharing an egg, questions the plausibility, and explains real rat egg handling from pushing, carrying, or rolling with no cooperative egg theft.
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Russians Draft Dodging Tales Surface in Georgian Party Story
In Georgia the Communist Party cracks down on officials aiding students to dodge labor draft laws. The party alleges forged documents and deceit to relieve students of labor obligations while the issue is reported by the Georgia Party newspaper.
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