A New Year For Anderson Resolutions For 1958
This 1958 outlook for Anderson highlights key goals such as completing the water supply expansion, advancing the airport project with GM funding, resolving annexation in Madison County, and launching a major hospital campaign. It stresses coordinated planning, stronger industrial recruitment, United Fund consolidation, and expanded off street parking to support growth.
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Anderson
Madison County
General Motors Corporation
Anderson City
Anderson Township
St. John’s Hospital
Community Chest
Chest
Philanthropiec
United Fund
Dr Brady's Personal Health Service Vitamin B and Digestive Tone
Dr Brady discusses how vitamin B supports involuntary muscle tone in the stomach intestines heart and arteries. He notes refined white flour and sugar provide insufficient B and promotes restoring wheat in diets. He offers pamphlets and a booklet for 35 cents to readers seeking more information on heart and artery health. He stresses a daily B complex minimum as a general health measure and for constipation or mucous colitis.
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Howard L
Crane
American Cancer Society
Tobacco and heart attack risks from Dr. Crane case notes
Case W-387 describes how tobacco narrows arteries and raises blood pressure, increasing coronary attack risk. It explains vascular thickening, reduced elasticity, and potential clot blockage, then advises rapid deep breathing during an attack and notes how to contact Dr. Crane for personal guidance.
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Howard
Mars Canals Puzzle Said Near Solution by Astronomer
Indianap olis AP science report says astronomer Alton L Blakeslee predicts near perfect Mars canal clarity within years as Earth’s atmospheric distortion fades with telescope height. Balloon lofted telescope proposed for high altitude viewing.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Marsini Associated Press
Indianapolis
Increased Science Spending Protested
INDIANAPOLIS UPI A Bureau spokesman said demands for more government funding for science to match the Russians are unfair. Direct government support of research has reached 3 billion dollars a year, up from 100.1 million two decades ago. The remarks came as AAAS leaders praised advances in telescope imaging and Mars research. A Newcomb Cleveland prize was awarded for notable science work including balloon-borne telescope tests. Uruguay became a sovereign nation in 1828 under a treaty ending a Brazil Argentina war over disputed territory.
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Indianapolis
UPI
U.S. Budget Bureau
William D. Carey
American Association For
Carey
Rogerson
Newcomb Cleveland
American Assn
Uruguay
Brazil
Argentina
President Eisenhower Seethes Over Interservice Feud
Washington dispatch notes President Eisenhower’s fury at the Air Force Navy and Army fighting for control of new weapons and defense budgets. He warns of possible removals, orders end to wasteful duplication in weapon development, and pushes a single manager to oversee future military procurement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Big
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs
Aleutians
iNeil McElroy
Air Force
Navy
Army
McElroy
First Inter Service
Laval
United States
Harold H. Martin
Saturday Evening Post
Strategic Policy Board
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Cuttle Bones and Square Eggs From The Sea
LM Watkins explains cuttlebone as essential cage gear for birds, its sea origins, and the odd history of the pen and ink squid. The piece also notes square skate eggs, their horned corners, and the nickname mermaids purses, highlighting collectors’ interest and the skate’s life cycle.
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Cate
Year 1958 hints at continuation of 1957 crises
The column reflects on a new year with persistent alarms and crises, noting 1958 may continue 1957's pattern. It asks whether mankind will balance peace with freedom, and ponders if progress can be achieved without sacrificing liberty. A related note reports Miss Tommye Rankin chosen to head the Indiana Department of Public Instruction library division, succeeding Katherine Barnett.
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Anderson
Herald
Massenger
Selly the Herald
Ry A
M. Roberts
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Tommye Ran
Fvarts
Department of Public Instruction
Wilbur Young
Rankin
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Paris
Katherine A. Barnett
Folklore by William Wade on diplomacy and honesty
A humorous column discusses using words to dodge trouble and the dangers of misused language. It includes anecdotes about an elderly hotel porter and a transport driver with monkeys, illustrating diplomatic missteps and honest mistakes in everyday situations.
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DR. Brady
William Brady
New London
Conn
Peter J. Acton
Southern New England Telephone Co
New London Day
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Ree
Damien
George D. Critienberger
Harriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Ind
Madison
Indiana
George W. Crane
Mars Canals
Mars
John B. Rogerson Jr
Princeton Mivarsite
Martin Schwartzchild
Princeton
John W. Evans
Sacramento Peak Observatory
Sunspot
N.Y
Office of Naval Research
Geophysical Director
Lyman Spitzer
Princeton Observatory
General Mills, Ind
Minneapolis
South Bend
Alex Swartz
Swartz
U.S
Burea Roy
Saan
Foe
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Dakotas
New Jersey
Maryland
North Carolina
New Engand
Roscoe Drummond
White House
Jas
Jhe
Ysm
Corviane
LM. Watkins
Mediterranean
Florida
Nature
Humanes
Mamney
Mama Skate
BY William Wade
Nee
the Shepherd's
Chrismas
Ysaiah
Julten
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