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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1957
Page
6
In this psychology case, Mary D. confesses lack of home life in college town marriage and urges couples to establish church and community roots from the honeymoon. Nostalgia risks college or marriage failure. couples should cultivate local ties and proper marital behavior to build a stable home life.
Dr. George W. Crane argues marriages require daily effort not luck. He urges couples to join a church, attend Married Couples Sunday school, and raise children in faith while maintaining weekly dates. Daily positive remarks and meeting emotional and physical needs keep love strong. he offers a privacy test pamphlet for husbands and wives.
The 85th Congress opens as Sen. Joseph McCarthy targets Eisenhower's Republicanism while Idaho voters supported Eisenhower and Welker’s defeat. The piece argues party leadership defines policy and singles out Welker’s decisions as decisive in his loss.
Funeral services yesterday marked the brief life of 20 year old Pfc. Martin R Etherington son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Lanane He died December 23 in Germany from wounds sustained when a rifle discharged accidentally He had been named Soldier of the Month three times in his unit and spoke of a religious vocation in a letter to St Marys School faculty Father or brother in the next world was his prayerful hope and one teacher said God needed a saint.
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company announced plans for a substantial 20 by 138 foot addition to its Anderson plant. The expansion will house new manufacturing equipment and create stronger job security for workers. The move signals continued economic growth for Anderson and its industries as the new year begins.
A reader requests a health column on diabetes and praises Dr Don H Duffie’s guide for diabetics. The note cites Duffie’s book and urges republication, with instructions for sending stamped self addressed envelopes for letters to Dr. William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
Instructions to send a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing costs when seeking personal advice or one of Dr Crane's psychological charts from Mellor, Indiana.
W. G. Rogers surveys Norris’s Tower In The West a Harper prize winner. The story set among Hanes architects in St. Louis unfolds with a jealous wife Mary and a chaotic web of loyalty love and wartime and business tensions. The novel is praised as intelligent if cautious with strong character portraits and a broad view of American life. In Greenville South Carolina Donaldson Air Force Base notes a near perfect safety record for 188 training vehicles with one civilian auto accident.
Oregon Senator Morse thanks Nixon for speeches that helped his election campaign and the two trade quips about punches and votes. The piece notes Nixon’s Oregon trips and a sharp exchange over Dulles and the Eisenhower Doctrine.
In this review the Manila to Tokyo odyssey of Sid ney Stewart is examined. The book details American soldiers and a priest's voyage from the Philippines through Bataan Camp O'Donnell Davao Formosa and Japan, exposing torture starvation and brutal captivity with a concluding theme of forgiveness.
A verse paraphrase urges readers to rise above scars and handicaps with God's help. It frames afflictions as tests of character and promotes inner growth through faith and persistence. The piece credits Julien C. Hyer as author and speaker.
The piece recounts refugees from Hungary detailing Russian withdrawal and replacement by Mongol troops, the warm but wary stance of Hungarians toward Reds, and acts of defiance such as protests against bread distribution. It notes rising casualties and coal shortages, framing Hungary's fight for liberty in parallel to the American Revolution and urging international aid.
Elden H. Moss, facing negligent homicide charges in connection with a motorist’s death, was killed in a highway accident the day before his trial was to begin in Tuscon Arizona.
A word puzzle states a paragraph contains no letter e the most common English letter. It notes Poe's The Gold Bug hinges on this fact and invites readers to find the missing letter through careful study. The excerpt ends abruptly with the clue still unresolved.
The piece renders quick brain teasers about a bald head as a watch, and a clock with two hands, plus a riddle about red headed children in a flat topped house that hints at matches. It ends with an American saying about wine and vinegar.
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