Eisenhower outlines Middle East policy and defense aid plan
In a weekend address to Congress President Eisenhower reaffirms support for African and Asian independence, rejects aggression toward the Communist sphere, and seeks authority for military aid and a large economic program for the region. He warns that firm Western backing deters Soviet advances while a weak policy invites aggression.
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Greece
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Ger ald B Grant Named General Manager at Anderson Plant
Ger ald B Grant was appointed general manager of the Anderson plant of the Container Corporation of America. A Container veteran of nearly twelve years, he started in the Fibre and Corrugated Division in Philadelphia, advanced through production and service sales, became packaging engineer in 1948 and assistant sales manager in 1954, then moved to New York as manager in spring 1954.
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Anderson
Gerald B. Grant
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Grant
Philadelphia
New York
Grant Named General Manager at Anderson Plant
In October 1955 he joined the Anderson plant as assistant sales manager. Mr. Grant brings broad Container Corporation experience across many activities and appears well prepared to assume the general manager role. He is expected to contribute to the business and economic life of the community.
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Anderson
Grant
Container Corporation
Acte Ag
Carl Erskine Named One of 10 Outstanding Young Men
Carl D. Erskine is named among the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce ten outstanding young men of 1956. He and nine others will be honored at a January 19 banquet in Dallas Texas after receiving the Anderson Jaycee distinguished service award. The recognition highlights his baseball career and his private citizenship. Andersonians praise his friendship and community standing.
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Carl D. Erskine
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Erskine
Dallas
Tex
Anderson Jaycee Organization
Carl Erskine
Anderson College Bid Dates for New Dormitory
Officials will open bids late this month for a four story women’s residence hall as part of a rapid development program at Anderson College. The project runs alongside progress on the Charles E Wilson Library and the Park Place church construction, with two postwar dorms expanding student housing. Each step strengthens the college’s ability to attract students from around the world and offer a broader liberal arts education to local Andersonians.
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Anderson College
Charles E. Wilson
Church of God
Park Place
Our Revels Now Are Ended. A Novel Review by The Literary Guidepost
The review outlines Cal Jonas Norton Mildred Cartwright and John Wesley Warren in a costly marriage ending in a psychiatric clinic. Mildred’s neurosis, Wesley’s ambitions at a newspaper, and editor Ben create a tangle of affairs and unsatisfying incidents that fail to cohere into a clear plot. The critic cites weak resolutions and longs for Jonas’s earlier sharp satire.
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Mildred Cartwright
John Wesley Warren
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Wesley
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Belle
Julia
Jefferson Selleck
Jonas
Folklore Party Games From Indiana Traditions
A reminiscence of simple Indiana games and stunts at gatherings with a leader directing activities. Participants imitate gestures, statues, and character traits while others assign tasks and jokes, including playful rites involving a candlelit knight and squire.
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Indiana
Piano Purchases Show Installment Plan Popular In Chicago
The National Piano Manufacturers Association reports the average family buys pianos less often now with survey data showing about 30 percent of buyers in the 4000 to 5000 income range and 98 percent earning under 10000 annually. About 49 percent of new pianos were bought on the installment plan.
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Piano Manufacturers Association
Case Records of a Psychologist Case T-369
Melba G a University of Michigan student is described as emotionally immature, spending weekends at home and failing to integrate socially, with warnings that parental overprotectiveness can hinder maturity and future marriage prospects. The article advocates fostering independence through babysitting, nursery school, and social activities.
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Melba G
University of Michigan
Mamma
Behavior Test for Teen-Agers Advised by Dr Crane
Article discusses preparing teens for camp and college by measuring emotional maturity. It cites Dr George W Crane offering a Behavior Test for Teen-Agers, with a request for a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents for a reply. It notes many adults remain emotionally childish and provides mailing details for the Mellor Indiana address for personal advice or charts.
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Scout
Eisenhower doctrine backed by Congress urged
A Washington column argues for strong congressional support of the Eisenhower doctrine amid Cold War threats. It cites Soviet pressure in Suez Indochina and the Geneva arms deal, noting diplomatic warnings have often failed without congressional authority. It warns a lack of backing could risk Western civilization.
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Herbert Hoover
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Mollet
U. S
Douglas Dillon
United States
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Nasser
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Ike
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Sensibility to Pain and Calcium in Health
Dr Brady argues calcium raises the pain threshold and that physiological and nutritional science now rationalizes its effects. He cites empirical relief for mucous colitis gall stone pain spider bite cancer cramps and arthritis through calcium forms and vitamin D.
Calcium and Diet for Strong Bones
Dr William Brady advises adequate intake of calcium rich foods such as milk cheese eggs peas beans greens and nuts along with sun exposure to supply vitamin D. If dietary calcium is insufficient a daily calcium and vitamin D supplement is suggested year round until a high calcium diet is adopted.
Largest Egg Hatchling: The Crocodile’s Size and Secrets
Lt. Watkins explains the crocodile as the largest egg hatchling, up to 18 to 20 feet and 1000 pounds, and notes its relation to dinosaurs. The article contrasts crocodile and alligator features, habitat in Florida Everglades, egg care by females, and a note on human encounters.
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Everglades
Florida
God Refusals and Trust in Providence by Julien C Hyer
A devotional meditation on divine refusals as guiding trials. It cites biblical figures and Pauls writings to affirm Gods provision and human humility, referencing Tagore and the line God shall supply your need. The piece centers on steadfast faith amid perceived obstruction.
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Tagore
Paul
Julien C. Hyer
Lindberg School Mothers Club Meet On Lamp Shade Demo
Members of the Lindberg School Mothers Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p m at the school building with Mrs Joe Chamness president in charge of the business session. Mrs Dawn Hancock will present a demonstration on lamp shade making.
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Lindberg School Mothers Club
Joe Chamness
Dawn Hancock
Burglar Steals $100 Typewriter From Alaskan Office
In Anchorage William H. Poe reported a burglary at his real estate office. A $100 typewriter and an unspecified amount of cash were taken, police said.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William H. Poe
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