Anderson Airport Fund campaign urged for noon meeting
Tomorrow at noon a group of Anderson industrial and business leaders will hear a progress report on the Anderson Airport Fund campaign. The drive aims to raise about 30,000 in gifts and pledges to match a 50,000 gift offered by General Motors Corp for a municipal airport.
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Anderson
Anderson Airport Fund
General Motors Corporation
Friends of An
C. D. Rotruck
Botruck
Elim
Ferguson
GM Letter Writing Contest Promises $500000 Prize
General Motors announces a national letter writing contest tied to its Golden Milestone. Open to 18500 GM employees in Anderson and all GM sites nationwide. Theme: what the company’s first 30 years has meant to employees families and communities. Anderson’s growth mirrors GM’s rise and offers strong local participation.
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General Motors Corporation
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Anderson
Generals Motors
Tury
Midwest
Pete the python births eggs at Fort Worth Zoo
Pete the python, famed for escaping in 1954, reportedly laid about 50 gigantic white eggs in her cage, prompting a scramble for a new name as owner Harry Jackson notes possible infertility and uncertainty about the other snake’s sex.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Pete
Python
Fort Worth Zoo
Patricia
Harry Jackson
Jackson
Dr Brady's Personal Health Service Explains Yankee Stomach
William Brady M D describes Yankee Stomach as hyperacidity and related symptoms. He advises simple relief methods via proper food preparation and chewing, noting dental issues as a primary factor. The pamphlet promotes palatable, noncurative guidance rather than a cure.
Students Return To Books After Holiday Respite
Norway maps under NATO umbrella. Norwegian Geographic Society and Army Mapping Office, with U S Army Map Service, mapping effort funded mainly by the United States will provide new aeriaI and ground data for military use and later civilian access. The project aims to aid Norway and NATO nations, with civilian availability after initial military deployment.
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Narvik
Norway
Norwegian Geographic Society
Norwegian Army Mapping Office
United State Army Map Service
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Snowfall and Cold Hit Midwest in 1958 Weather Outlook
A major winter storm delivered heavy snow and ice across the Midwest, with five to seven inches in parts of Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan and single to several inches elsewhere. Subzero cold followed as temperatures dipped below zero in Minnesota the Dakotas Iowa Nebraska and nearby states.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Brady
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Will
Beverly Hills
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Plains
Ohio
Mississippi
Appalachians
Continental Divide
British Columbia
Texas
Press and national security voice in the post Sputnik era
Walter Lippmann argues that the upcoming State of the Union and Congress must address an anxious public with a credible, clear defense assessment. He warns that rumors and partial truths about military strength undermine confidence and calls for an objective White House message to restore faith in executive judgment.
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Congress
Dent
Union
Isage
White House
Hagerty
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Squirrel Battles A Hard Boiled Egg In Comical Trial
A curious squirrel battles a hard boiled egg in a garden tale by LM. The creature struggles to grip roll or bite the smooth shell as time drags from afternoon to next morning. Despite hunger and effort the egg remains whole, leaving the animal exhausted and bemused, dreaming of giant eggs.
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Citadel
German coal price fight draws in European watchdog
Bonn reports German coal producers raise prices after elections as Ludwig Erhard warned against hikes. The six nation Coal and Steel Community based in Luxembourg launches an inquiry into what it calls independent, competitive practices amid industry pressure and tariff concerns.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Erhard
Luxemburg
German coal leaders oppose six nation coal steel community
German leaders complain that the six nation body imposes strict controls on German coal and steel, raises prices on fixed dates, and forces Germany into importing high priced coal from the US and Poland. They urge independence like Britain and warn of subsidy eliminations impacting selling prices.
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Cat and Steel
Germany
Europe
America
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Poland
Coal Steel Community
Britsain
Rural and urban rhymes reflect hog farming and cider cheer
A quirky Blend of folklore lists rhymes on hog production and poultry, praising cider over wine while lampooning urban habits. It contrasts rural and city verse, noting vernacular humor and a line about credulity as Quakery’s ally.
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