A New Year For Anderson and Its Key Projects
The piece outlines Anderson's 1957 priorities including completing the water utility enlargement and rehabilitation, pursuing an all weather airport financed by local citizens, and launching a unified United Fund. It stresses hospital expansion, downtown parking solutions, and the need for broad community planning to guide progress and attract new industry.
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Anderson
Airport
Ferguson
United Fund
Community Chest
Munity Chest
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Case Records of a Psychologist Dr Crane’s Emotion Leaflet
Gladys T. aged 19 in Miami recalls a childhood classroom where space seemed vast and implies grown adults hold onto childish spatial ideas. The text advises retraining impulses and offers a booklet How to Control the Emotions plus a stamped self addressed envelope for personal advice and psychological charts.
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Gladys
Gladys T
Miami
Eisenhower Dulles Middle East policy aims and lessons from Truman Doctrine
The piece reviews policy shifts from the Truman doctrine to Eisenhower and Dulles plans for the Middle East. It outlines four aims: deter Russia with arms pressure, offer aid without compromising neutrality with others, back potential settlements at some risk of war, and reassure European allies about Middle East access. It notes past U.S. burdens and predicts 1957 will extend duties, with 1956 offering hopeful signs.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Russia
America
Middle
Formosa
Red China
United States
Europe
Outgo Tops Income in 1952 in U.S. Cities
American cities with populations over 25 000 increased their debt by six percent in 1952 reaching a record 10.6 billion dollars as expenditures again exceeded income for the seventh consecutive year.
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Washington
Democracy praise list fades as Eisenhower era dawns
A Washington Merry Go Round column salutes varied figures who aided democracy, from ex Senator Harry Cain to Harold Stassen and Roswell Perkins, and then offers predictions for Congress as Eisenhower’s administration begins. A note on the Hungarian revolution's aftermath follows.
Dr Brady’s Health Service Quotes McCarrison on Mucous Disease
Dr Brady cites Sir Robert McCarrison’s Studies in Deficiency Disease to discuss chronic gastr o intestinal disorders in children. He links mucous disease and colitis to long term deficiency foods and argues for cautious interpretation of “mucous colitis” while criticizing health clinics peddling miracle cures.
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Near East
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Producers
John la Farge
Bob Kennedy
Senate
Eugene Holman
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Crusade For Freedon
Rose Diamond
Philadelphia
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Crosby Noyes
Washington Star
Europe
Robert McKinney
Santa Fe
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Dean Francis Sayre
National Cathedral
Episcopal
Ted Streibert
Ab Washburn
Voice of America
Roswell Perkins
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Nelson Rockefeller
Jim Hagerty
White House
Robert McCarrison
McUarrison
Brady
Sir Robert
McCarrison
Yankee Land
Kiwanians Hold Relief Fund Sale
Members of the Anderson Kiwanis Club held a white elephant sale during a weekly luncheon at the YMCA. Proceeds were turned over to Clarence V. Windsor for Hungarian refugee relief, with distribution of gifts by James R. Day.
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Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Clarence V. Windsor
James R. Day
Heavy Bomber Tested Against Logs To Gauge Land Gear
A 400000 pound heavy bomber was driven over logs at 90 mph to test landing gear strength. The grounded test aimed to simulate rough field landings and assess structural resilience of the aircraft.
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Los Angeles
Spain confirms gold sent to Russia during Civil War
Madrid reports papers found showing the Spanish Republicans sent a large amount of gold to Russia in February 1937. The government says the documents will support legal efforts to recover the gold. The exact sum is secret, with reliable sources cited at about 800 million dollars.
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Madrid
Spain
Russia
Roamers in Folk Verse Highlight restless American Travelers
A folk rhyme reflects on families with perpetual wanderers who move across the nation or abroad, never settling in one job. The verse notes a race of men who cannot stay still, breaking hearts of kin while the lord prospers, and a merchant who buys and sells.
Farm to table motto echoes through holiday cheer
By William Wade a poem reflects on roles of soldier doctor lawyer and farmer who feeds all. It recalls children at home during holidays racing down stairs and halls laughing in play, running outdoors greeting friends, bright faces, and lonely hearts finding joy in the morning light as New Year greetings echo. A saying notes anger is a fever that weakens.
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United States
Free World
Dulles
Free
Hungary
Paris
Washington
Smallholders Party
Ferenc Nagy
Imre Nagy
Reds
Nagy
Virginia
Austria
Europe
New
Revolutionary Council
Signed health letters to Dr Brady received at Beverly Hills
Personal health and hygiene letters will be answered by Dr. Brad only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Brief letters in ink are requested. Due to high volume only a few can be answered. No replies to nonconforming queries. Address Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Brad
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calit
Winds Shape Life For Birds And Ground Animals
Winds hinder birds and furred creatures, forcing them to face into the breeze and endure tangled feathers and debris. Seabirds ride gusts while prey animals rely on wind direction to mask scent. Nature evolves weather sense, protective eyes, and adaptive behavior amid strong winds. The federal government owns about 21 percent of U S property.
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Nature
Federal
The
United States
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