Parking debate shapes downtown 10th and Main concerns
Anderson faces a city study on using the southeast 10th and Main quarter block for a parking garage after a February fire. Public Service Committee chair James C. Lansberry proposes city acquisition for private operation, while private lot operators urge non municipal support and rapid, private development.
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Anderson
10Th and Main Streets
Ferguson
Public Service Committee
James C. Lansberry
Mr. Lansberry
Board of Public Works
10Th and Main
Urban League elects Rev. Monroe G. Schuster to lead again
The Anderson Urban League, a beneficiary of the Anderson Community Chest, renewed its leadership with Rev. Monroe G. Schuster of Central Christian Church at the helm for another year. E. H. Hudson was named first vice-president, Mrs. Robert Wagner second vice-president, Mrs. Carl L. White treasurer, and Mrs. Julius Streaty secretary.
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Anderson Urban League
Anderson Community Chest
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
E. H. Hudson
Robert Wagner
Carl L. White
Julius Streaty
Schuster
Urban League
Death’s Three Warnings Test Hodgson’s Wedding Day Pact
An American legend tells how Hodgson, warned by Death on his wedding day, gains three warnings and fears the afterlife. He thrives into old age despite aging ailments, until Death returns in his eighties claiming the pact and forcing his fate. An American saying follows: a clever person makes a fool of himself.
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Hodgson
Death
Ceath
Jim
Diana
Presidential Boldness Faces Congressional Chaos in Crisis
Washington essay argues President Eisenhower must lead to curb Soviet advances in science and weapons. It warns that timid Congress or chaotic stalemate would hinder security and global standing, urging decisive initiative this session.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Eisenhower I
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Bep
Eisenhower
Hygiene and germs in everyday life prompt readers letter
A reader column urges strict hygiene to prevent respiratory infections, arguing for isolation of illness and reduced spread via coughs and conversation. It discusses droplets, spray, and the need for awareness in schools, workplaces, and homes with reference to isolation guidelines and a request for reader letters.
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T.S.H
Leal Conamel
Indiana
A. W
Harvest of Seven Hives Ends With Empty Attic
A Brinton family autumn honey harvest leaves the attic shelves empty as bees reclaim their stores. The tale recalls a fragrant, profitable summer with seven hives, and a weekend effort to jar, store, and sample the sweet yield.
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Rs. Brinton
Old
Kentucky
Brinton
Eisenhower seeks shift toward economic focus in foreign policy
M Roberts interprets the president's State of the Union as signaling a turn for U S foreign policy from military show of strength to economic aid and diplomacy. He notes emphasis on economic development and ideas as vital to counter the Soviet threat and warns against neglecting nonmilitary means in the global cold war.
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William L. Ryan
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
East
Kremlin
Test for Good Teachers from a Pittsburgh Psychologist
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Pittsburgh psychologist Dr Sam and his religious influence in psychology. It promotes a "Test for Good Teachers" and advocates enthusiastic, popular teaching, with references to church attendance, missionary fervor, and rating teachers. Includes a call to send 20 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope for printing costs.
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Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sam
Pittsburgh
Crane
Ivory Tower
Washington State
Jesus
Eself
Manzhan
Tia Cours
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