Ferguson Takes Office as Anderson Announces New Administration
Editorial praises Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson as he begins a four year term. It notes his competence driven appointments to boards and a new Public Service Committee to advise city government, signaling a cooperative, diligent municipal leadership for Anderson.
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Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Ferguson
Board of Public Works
Board of Public Safety
Public Service Committee
Time Man of the Year Curtice Sees GM Expansion Deepening U.S. Economy
Time magazine selects Harlow H. Curtice for 1995 Man of the Year citing General Motors expansion as a boon for national employment and economic health. The piece argues GM growth boosts jobs and business activity across the country, benefiting Americans and the broader economy.
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Time Magazine
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Anderson
Mr. Curtice
Time
Curtice
America
Controversy over Sourwine Power On Capitol Hill
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Senator Eastland’s leadership and Sourwine’s aggressive use of committee counsel authority. It covers the New York Times antitrust and communism probes, Kubitschek’s Brazil presidency, and internal security hearings stirring Senate politics.
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Sourwine
Washington
Sen
Eastland
Foo
South America
Juscelino
Kitschek
Brazil
South Washington
Lausche
Welker
Ohio
Alof
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Jenner
Indiana
McCarthy
Butler
Maryland
Senate Committee
Tom Henningser
Missouri
Olin Johnston
South
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Price Daniel
Texing
New York
Senate
Beloharisonte
Menas Geraes
Kubitschek
New York ‘Times
Times
United States
The
USA
Brazilian Labor Party
Vargas
Social Democratic Party
New York Times
iMost
Internal Security Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Julian Sourwine
Senate Inter-final Security Committee
Mississippi
Harvey Matusow
Sen. Uennings
GM Plants Will Expand In Janesville And Milwaukee
Two General Motors divisions announce expansions in Wisconsin. Fisher Body adds 127000 square feet in Janesville boosting capacity by about 12 percent after a 193000 square foot recent addition. Chevrolet adds 225000 square feet to its Janesville plant and AC Sparks plans a 75000 square foot facility in Oak Creek Milwaukee area.
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Janesville
Wis
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Fisher Bady
Chevrolet
General Motors
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Black Eyed Peas and a Pitch to Tom in 1955
An elderly columnist recalls buying black eyed peas for New Year luck in 1955 while juggling family visits and travel. He plans to send Tom a penny and hopes for support to join the association promoting the peas as a conversation topic and good luck ritual.
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Associated Press
Elmore R
Taylor
Texas
South Hill
New York
North
Line
Virginia
Black-Eyed Peas
Association
Durham
N. C
Tom
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Mr. Torn
Aetter
First Smoke Tale From a Boy and a Shark Note
A boy recalls his first cigarette attempt as his parents debate smoking, a painful episode ending with the boy deciding he would rather not smoke. The piece comments on adults and honesty, ending with a briefer note about a hammerhead shark as a separate fact.
Thieves Break Into Bow and Arrow Drive-In
State police investigated a break in at the Bow and Arrow Drive In Restaurant on land 87 south of Anderson. A juke box was broken open and between $30 and $60 was reported stolen.
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Bow andArrow Drive-In
Anderson
Jealousy in Marriage Traced to Education and Insecurity
Dr. Crane analyzes Nora M. 37 and her feud with her mother in law over front seat status. He links jealousy to sexual insecurity, urges self knowledge, and cites marital education as key. Nora seeks guidance and Dr. Crane offers his Sex Problems in Marriage booklet for 20 cents.
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Nora
Nora M
Dr. Crane
Trio Pleads Innocent in Lafayette Lottery Case
Indianapolis report states Harold G. Banes 37 Henry J. Dietrich 38 and Paul W. Owen pleaded innocent to federal charges for failing to register as gamblers and buy 50 gambling tax stamps. They faced a June Lafayette operation charge with Owen already guilty and serving 400 days. Banes and Dietrich await trial.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Doctor Brady column on health warnings and piles debate
Dr William Brady answers reader letters on personal health and hygiene. He weighs how much medical detail is appropriate for public columns and recalls a past incident about piles that led to his editor’s death in print. He asks readers about diet and heart disease trends while inviting stamped self addressed envelopes for brief replies. He signs as Dr William Brady at 255 E Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Crane
Hippocrates
Brady
William Brady
E! Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Forseth proposes car horn sings at speed limits
Albert Forseth urged a federal law requiring all cars to carry an instrument that will sing Nearer My God to Thee at 50 mph, scream at 55 mph, and blow a fuse at 60 mph to cut traffic deaths in Madison.
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Madison, Wis
Albert Forseth
Special service for missed Herald delivery
A subscriber missing The Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A M for a replacement by special messenger after 9 A M. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local seller to sign a complaint and a free replacement copy will be provided.
Fragmented TV Guide Teaser With Mixed Show Names
A garbled TV listings fragment shows channels and programs such as Western Theatre Ding Dong School Kowacs Show and Pinky Lee along with times like 4:39 4:45 and 6:15. It contains scattered monetary figures and program titles that are incomplete and unreliable.
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WHAU
Andersop
CES
WEW
Cincinnati
WFEM
Indianapolis
Weofhar World
Paul Dixon
Nowe
Edith Hanson
Godfrey
Mary BeBride
Meadlines
Miller
Richibher McGeese
Wendy Wendy Warran
Verna
Widder Brown
Pepper Young
Eddie Fisher
Lorenzo Jones
Lowell Thomas
Crosby
Ed Murrow
Ann
Jack Carson
Amos
Andy
Thestra
Amos- Andy
Western Theatre
Ding Dong School
Kowacs
Big Payot
Pinky Lee
Howsly Doody
the News
Sports Eye
the Weether
Eddy Arnold
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Willice Brody
Personal Health Service
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Breakfast Club
Gilbert Forbes
Circle Form
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Ann's Pantry
Bill Stern
Tine Hechter
Worth Living
Vandercook
Gilbert Forber
Breezin
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Duda
Frank Edwards
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