Nye Dies. Anderson Mourns Delco-Remy Leader
Funeral services in Anderson will honor H. E. Nye known as Bill Nye a Delco-Remy veteran official who died in Tucson Arizona. He came to Anderson in 1919 rising to purchasing director and later managing Delco Battery operations. His civic work included leadership at the Chamber of Commerce and Elks as well as directing the Community Chest.
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Anderson
H. E
Bill) Nye
Delco-Remy
Tucson
Ariz
Dayton
Nye
Delco Battery
Muncie
New Brunswick
N.J
Delco
Anaheim
Calif
Anderson Community Chest
Anderson Lodge No. 209 of
Elks
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Nye
Midwest
Psychology Goes to Church and Polls in College Youth
Dr L W Hess a leading American psychologist at Ft Wayne Indiana argues against ivory tower psychiatry and notes college students favor the chapter Psychology Goes to Church over How to Improve Your Personality In a public appeal he describes youth as generally stable despite advertising pressure and invites readers to write to Dean Chable and to Mellor Indiana for personal advice and charts.
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L. W. Hess
America
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Hillsdale College
Dr. Hess
Dean Chable
Johnson and Rayburn at odds as Texas boos hit leader
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn lead a divided Democratic Party. It details Johnson’s clashes with Texas loyalists, Shivers, and Daniel, and claims his Texas support collapsed after Chicago and Fort Worth conventions.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Sam
Senate
United States
Stevenson
Truman
Kefauver
Lyndon
U.S
Dallas
Chicago
Allan Shivers
Johnson
Shivers
Austin
Democratic Executive Committee
Frankie Randolph
Houston
Fort Worth
Sen
Price Daniel
Daniel
Rayburn
Randolph
March of Dimes Opens Nationwide Polio Campaign
The 1957 March of Dimes launches in Anderson and across the United States amid optimism from last year’s vaccination impact. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis supports nearly a third of a million polio patients since 1938, funds research, and trains specialists. Participation remains essential to aid recovery and community reintegration.
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Anderson
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Anderson honors Carl Erskine with Distinguished Service Award
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce awards Carl D. Erskine the Distinguished Service Award for exceptional community service. A 1946 Anderson High School graduate, Navy veteran, he joined the Dodgers farm system in Danville and Fort Worth before joining the parent club, earning local respect for his sports success and exemplary citizenship.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Carl D. Erskine
Navy
Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Danville
Ill
Dodgers
Fort Worth
Carl Erskine
Chamber of Commerce
The Last Parallel Marine War Journal Review
The piece discusses Martin Russ's diary based memoir The Last Parallel covering Marine experiences from Aug 20 1952 to the Panmunjom truce. It notes Russ as young and observant, comparing him to Hemingway and Mailer while highlighting hardships and the army’s daily realities.
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Martin Russ
Rinehart
Panmunton
Marine
Hem
Simplicity as Key in Folk Stunts and Puzzles
An old write up extols simple folk pastimes and stunts as both baffling and entertaining. It cites puzzles like reading a book without opening it by sides and room, and a straw on the floor obstacle to test jumping.
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Pen
Youths voice a new Korea book and a civic trust plan
A rugged memoir by a young veteran recounts fierce Korea raids and near death while reflecting on fear and humanity. In Indiana the Hulman Foundation plans a $150 000 charitable trust to fund a civic auditorium over five years, with buildup funds in subsequent years.
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Hulman Foundation
Widow Frie da Florin Dies in West Side Fire
Indianapolis resident Mrs. Frie da Florin 67 died in a Wednesday fire that damaged her west side home where she lived alone. Her daughter Marie Whitam 51 arrived to visit as firefighters fought the blaze.
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Indianapolis
Frieda Florin
West Side
Marie Whitam
Khrushchev’s remarks signal shift amid Stalinist hard line
Associated Press analysis notes Khrushchev’s seeming concessions after Stalinist posture, Tito’s cautious optimism, and Molotov faction gains, amid reports of liberalizing rhetoric and Western imperialism accusations. Indianapolis hotel manager Elmer L. Haines, 51, was found dead by hanging at the Michigan Hotel on Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Brazil
Michigan Hotel
Elmer L. Haines 51
Earle Hotel
Bananas Back in Baby Diets Says Doctor Brady
Dr Brady argues ripe bananas cure constipation and certain ailments in infants and children. He cites a 4 to 8 month feeding plan, banana milk mixtures, and vitamin benefits while warning against feeding under four months. He invites reader testimonials and defends his advice.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady answered by request
Signed letters about health and hygiene not disease diagnosis will be answered by Dr. Brad if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Brief letters in ink only. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. Address Dr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Brad
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Black Crowned Night Heron Known as Quawk in Old Regions
Writers discuss the Black Crowned Night Heron also called Quawk for its night cry. The bird, ash gray with white underparts, nests in trees with colonies, forages at night for fish and worms, and is often mistaken for a penguin when seen in flight.
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Seaboard
Mama
Papa Heron
The Shepherd Safety Verse by Julien C Hyer
A devotional fragment presents the Traveler asking for light at the gate New Year and the Guide urging reliance on God to walk the unknown path. The discourse emphasizes faith over human guidance, urging trust in divine direction.
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New Year's Gate
Hungarian Relief Funds and Clothing Drive Continue
Madison County Ameri can Red Cross chairman reports urgent need for men's suits top coats and overcoats at Camp Kilmer for Hungarian refugees. Drop sites include Maier's and Tup man's supermarkets and Bell's Supermarket. checks to Red Cross for Hungarian Relief at 350 Citizens Bank Building. The chapter seeks 3888.00. a salvaged diesel engine from the Tirpitz now powers Honningsvag Norway.
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T. R. McMahan
Madison County
American Red Cross
Camp Kilmer
Red Cross
Maier
Jackson St
PickPay
Chesterfield Shopping Center
N. J
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W. G. Rogers
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Barbusse
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Jones
Mailer
By William Wade
Korea
Seoul
Terre Haute, Ind
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Ind
Madison
Associated Press
JM. Roberts
Hungary
Stalin
Russia
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
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Poland
Communist Movement
Geret
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Dept of Commerce
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Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Rockies
California
Plateau
DR. Brady
England
Small Worlds
US By
L. M. Watkins
the Shepherd
Julien C. Hyer
Norwegian
Honningsvag
Norway
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