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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1957
Page
16
A quirky Case Record notes that touch rivals sight as a confirming sense in art and belief. It cites examples from galleries and biblical Thomas to show how finger sense can both reveal and mislead, urging caution not to touch artworks while exploring the power of touch.
The article discusses a finger tip illusion using crossed fingers to feel two pencils though one exists. It notes that touch enhances romance and notes menopause fears, arguing tactile sensation sustains sexual passion beyond age 45 or 50. It advertises a booklet Sex Problems in Marriage and Dr. Crane’s personal advice service.
Washington columnist argues Ike should stick to his original no aggression plan and travel to the Near East to persuade Arab and Jewish leaders toward a lasting peace. Nasser is depicted as likely to attack Israel unless restrained, with U.S. support framed as vital for stability and oil security.
The piece notes a surge of holiday larceny in Anderson stores with self service as teenagers commit many petty thefts. It argues that while losses seem minor, the larger issue is moral training and respect for others' property, linking parental influence to future behavior and happiness.
The opening of the year brought four Republican county officials into office. Sid M. Cleveland becomes judge of Madison Superior Court No. 2, Fred Hiday starts a new four year term as coroner, Harold Smith takes over as county surveyor until 1961, and Clifton B. Paddock begins a three year term on the Board of Commissioners. Walter Hays and John Hersberger will assume office next year. They bring formal training and practical experience to Madison County government.
Anderson native Joseph P. Cook 30, an investigator for Associates Investment Company, died Friday when his car collided with a Central Indiana freight train. Heedful of a planned move to become a Madison County prosecutor investigator, Cook was a DePauw and Indiana University attendee, Navy WWII and Korean action veteran, and a beloved downtown community figure.
Evalin Leidolf resigns as executive secretary of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association effective January 14 to focus on family duties ending a six year tenure. Charlotte Brown is named to replace her after three years with the Fifth District office of the Associated Credit Bureaus.
LM Watkins explains how sea bird eggs are pointed at one end to roll in a circle when displaced, protecting them from sea and cliffs. Camouflage markings blend with surroundings to avoid predators, while nest location and egg shape reflect evolutionary safety across species.
Dr Brady argues that inadequate calcium intake is a contributor to conditions like allergy asthma eczema headaches hay fever rheumatic issues tetany hives and hot flashes. He cites Henry C Sherman and urges readers to obtain his calcium shortage booklet to learn more and seek dietary calcium.
The British weather bureau officially notes that the summer of 1956 was cooler, wetter, and duller than any summer since 1880 as Kew Observatory records began. The report contrasts with prior expectations and highlights notable seasonal deviations.
An Indiana usage notes gape meaning yawn especially in children and a person gaping at wonders. It traces to Middle English gapen with related Danish and German forms and is cited with Swift. Another Indiana expression tells a person he is all cleaned up meaning dressed up, though not exactly as it sounds.
The passage explains phrases like dressed up meaning cleaned up and sod buster for heavy rain, noting changes as Indiana highways improved. It also mentions puddle jumper for old cars and ends with the saying about old bankers never dying.
Foreign FAX analyzes Middle East instability driven by the Arab-Israel conflict and intra Arab rivalries. It identifies Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria and Iraq as leadership contenders and notes Egypt's attempt to unite Arab states while fearing Russian influence and western cooperation with America.
The piece speaks of a year of change and unseen happenings in world and home affairs. It references deaths marriages hopes and despairs along with war financial stress and tyrants' threats. It urges walking by faith and trusting that times are in God's hands.
Fire Chief Herbert Johnson notes Anderson fire losses for 1956 were about $50,000, a 25 year low, due to strict inspections and rapid repairs of hazards. The department logged 874 calls through November including 90 outside city limits, with 627 fires and 213 rescuer calls, leaving losses of 29350 on buildings and 16000 on contents. Plans for 1957 include a new pumper at Station No 2 to replace 1928 equipment.
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