Peters Honored With 1958 Distinguished Service Award
James H Peters receives the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award for 1958. The native Andersonian and attorney has long served the YMCA the Chamber of Commerce Civil Defense and Red Cross while holding leadership roles at First Methodist Church and Rotary Club. The Founders Day Banquet on January 14 will cite his unwavering community work and sacrifice.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Peters
Jaycees
Anderson Young Men's Christian Association
Anderson
Y's Men’s Club
YMCA
South Anderson
Ymca Board of Directors
Ime Ymca
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
City’ Civil Defense Organization
Madison County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
First Methodist Church
Anderson Rotary Club
Annexation Facts Committee
Edgewood Sewers Faces Scrutiny Over $450,000 Program
Edgewood property owners filed a remonstrance against a proposed sanitary sewage system and treatment plant costing about 450000. Opponents argue the project is unnecessary and costly while supporters push for long term drainage improvements, with public examination ahead to weigh merits for homeowners.
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Edgewood
Anderson
Garbage Contract Stakes Board of Public Works Meeting
Anderson households have a direct stake in tomorrow afternoon’s Board of Public Works session as bids are opened for the city garbage and refuse collection contract. Citizens will watch closely to ensure economical, orderly and satisfactory service from the contract recipient.
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Anderson
Board of Public Works
Bookworms Across Time and Space In The Home
A whimsical survey of the so called bookworm insect, its fondness for starch and wallpaper, and its ancient lineage. The piece notes the creature’s tiny size, wingless form, and dark habitat preferences while contrasting it with human reading habits.
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Alout
Tal
Canzhi
Congress and Senators Face Conflict of Interest Critique
Washington column by Roscoe Drummond argues Congress and top officials show selective conflict of interest rules. He cites salaries, stock divestment, and campaign contributions as part of a broader critique of non-elected versus elected officials and the administration.
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Vic
Executive Branch
The Case Record Of A Psychologist Dr Crane’s Divorce Advice
Howard P recounts a marital feud fueling his daughter Donna’s unhappiness. He admits extramarital affairs and past passion that strained his wife, while claiming devotion and a wish to salvage the marriage with professional guidance. He seeks Dr Crane’s booklet Sex Problems in Marriage and outlines his hope for domestic harmony through honest effort.
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Howard
Howard P
Donna
Jacob
Folklore Tales of City Life and a Bus Driver Incident
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a patrolman scene about courtesy on the road, a Princeton chemist winner at a convention, a city tax tale, and a bus driver who faced a combative rider. It notes miscommunication and social quirks amid 20th century urban life.
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Lea
Princeton University
Edward C. Kendall
Admirals warn on missiles and subs in new defense push
Washington reports that Adm Hyman Rickover challenges pace of Polaris submarine development. Congress probes budget, unity of armed forces, and the impact of missile programs as top officials warn about delays and strategic gaps. Gavin and Dulles testify on submarine capabilities and Russian threat as Eisenhower era defense debates widen.
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Ceva
United Prese Star
Itesia
Washington
Hyman
Rickover
United State
Cyoeresten
Rusia
Delat
Johnson
Rockefeller
Rusiion
Ted Tape
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Fastaness
Wach
Rane
Lyndon B. Johneon
James M. Gavin
Ganas
Army
Allen Dulles
Central
Intelligence
Rusheecanasians
Navy
Eisenhower
Stes
James M. Gavi
Benetime
Gale Butte
Rey Bt
U.S
Gavin
Ajcraft
Defense Department
Russia
Joint Chiefs of
Preparing for maternity booklet from Dr Brady prompts mail response
Letter from Dr Brady urges expectant mothers to seek modern prenatal guidance rather to rely on elder women. He offers a pamphlet titled Preparing for Maternity for 35 cents with stamped self addressed envelope to Beverly Hills address, noting only brief inquires will be answered due to high volume.
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Crane
Mellor
Ind
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Cami
Beverly Hills
Calif
Soviet Cut in Army Strength Gauged by Analyst
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan notes Moscow's 1955 cut of 3000 into armed forces signals propaganda rather than disarmament. The move funds manpower shifts to factories and schools while maintaining large conventional forces, with implications for peace talks and future summit discussions.
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William L Ryan
Wor
JM. Roberts
Moscow
Union
Tabor
Lkely
USS
France gains from NATO talks in Paris early shows relief
The Paris NATO meetings leave France buoyed by assurances of North African trade parity with the United States and expanded Ex Im Bank aid. Britain and Germany show mixed reactions, while American officials stress continued competition with France and seek a broader disarmament path.
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North Africa
Washington
Arica
Tice
Dulles
North Asia
Morocco
Tunisia
Gaillard
Treasury
Tie
Britain
Ike
Orly
Germany
Europe
Veys
John Fost
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