Jaycee Awards Banquet Honors Three Anderson Leaders
Three Anderson men received honors at the annual Founders Day Banquet of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jack H. Burton earned the Distinguished Service Award for leadership at Nicholson File Company and in civic drives like United Fund and YMCA. Walter K. Black and Neal Renner also received Jaycee recognition for ongoing community service.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack H. Burton
DSA
Walter K. Black
Neal Renner
Jaycees
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Nicholson File Company
Hospital Drive
United Fund
YMCA
New Warner Auditorium Planned for Anderson
The Church of God agrees to builds a dome shaped auditorium east of Anderson College to replace the damaged tabernacle. The 240 foot diameter hall, named Warner Auditorium, will cost about 300000 and be ready by June for the church convention of about 25000 members.
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Senate bill would create a federal Department of Urban Affairs
Senator Hartke proposes a new cabinet level department in the executive branch to coordinate federal programs aiding state and local governments. Critics warn it would place localities under federal control and push toward socialism while expanding federal influence over taxes and local affairs.
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Department of Urban Affairs
Secretary of Urban Affairs
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The Price of Public Service in McNamara Era
The piece weighs the cost of public service for McNamara and Wilson, noting multi million dollar sacrifices in salary and stock holdings. It discusses disqualification rules, a proposed irrevocable trust for McNamara, and a Senate committee stance on defense industry investments amid concerns of conflicts of interest.
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Ford Motor Company
Wilson
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Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
Eisenhower
Hoover
Chambers and supporters aid amid congressman contest
George C. Chambers faces a tricky outcome in a contest with ex-Rep J Edward Roush as two constituents aid him after learning he had been denied office space. They sent $25 in stamps though free mail privilege remained limited. Police caution arrives as spring weather lulls safety, urging drivers to heed lingering winter ice hazards.
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George C. Chambers
Anderson
Chambers
J. Edward Roush
House
John Helden
Kennedy's four crises for Kennedy era policy
Roscoe Drummond outlines the four under the surface crises Kennedy faces upon taking office. He notes Kennedy's focus on state of the US Soviet negotiations and Khrushchev's use of Nixon's defeat to frame the U-2 issue in propaganda.
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Washington
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Nixon
Eisenhower
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Folklore and Reflections on Kennedy Era politics
The excerpt blends folk anecdotes, proverbs, and historical vignettes with analysis of U S politics and Kennedy era concerns. It surveys attitudes toward money, progress, and human behavior, then shifts to a geopolitical briefing on Kennedy's approaching presidency and policy outlook. It notes caution about premature summits, aims for concrete disarmament talks, and a fiscally prudent yet growth-focused agenda.
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Jeremiah Clark
Jeremiah
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White House
Eisenhower
Laos
Jaycees Meet to Hear GM Executive in Grandview Club
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce holds its next meeting on Tuesday January 17 at Grandview Country Club with parliamentary procedure and membership awards on the program. An annual state meeting will occur in Indianapolis on January 29 with Fred Tykle of General Motors as speaker.
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Grandview Country Club
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Indianapolis
Fred Tykle
General Motors
Case Records of a Psychologist Critiques Retirement Policy
The piece argues against forced idleness for aging workers, citing Bishop Magee and Dr. Fowler. It contends modern America relies on mental capacity over physical strength, urging positive thinking and continued work by capable seniors. It links retirement to negative social and economic effects and promotes Ka positive, experienced labor.
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Russia
G. George Fox
Chicago
George A. Fowler
Magee
Dr. Fowler
America
John Paul Jones Honored After Long Delayed Recognition
The article recalls John Paul Jones honored at the Naval Academy and notes the slow national recognition of his leadership as a naval hero, contrasting past neglect with later acknowledgment.
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Naval Academy
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Farragut Awarded 65000 For Capturing New Orleans and Mobile
Farragut received 65000 for seizing New Orleans and Mobile with steel cruisers that damaged wooden gunboats and passed dummy torpedoes. Dewey at Manila was honored with a mansion and other awards for iron ships beating wooden Spanish junk. John Paul Jones earned no pay for seven years of service though Congress offered a thanks at no cost.
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1947 Medal of Honor Posthumously Awarded to Captain John Paul Jones
Congress awarded Captain John Paul Jones the Medal of Honor posthumously in 1947. Jones died in 1791, and the action reflects a later recognition of his service.
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France Greets Jones with Honors and Damaging Political Plot
France honors Jones with a gold sword and the Order of Military Merit as the Queen and a Freemason lodge host him. An insidious faction led by Arthur Lee and Bancroft rigged his removal from the American built frigate Alliance, later returned to Pierre Landrais, amid a scandal involving the sinking of the Richard.
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John Paul Jones’s record as a naval captain
John Paul Jones held the distinction of being the founder of the United States Navy and one of America’s first naval captains. He commanded multiple ships during the American Revolution and achieved famed victories against British forces.
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Dr Brady Health Advice on Goose Oil and Vitamin D
A fragmentary column recalls goose oil remedies for pneumonia and coughs, contrasts with tuberculosis, and explains vitamin D sources from geese, cod liver oil, and calcium. It notes ongoing questions about alternative therapies and invites letters to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Helmer
Jansen
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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