End of Elwood Community Chest Dissolves After Poor Fund Drive
Elwood dissolves its Community Chest after years of failing to meet quotas, cutting funding to Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army and other agencies. Limited donations and cross-town mobility with Anderson and Pendleton prompt debate over a countywide united fundraising plan.
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Elwood Community Chest
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Community Chest
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Boy and Girl Scouts
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Madison County
Anderson
Pendleton
Ingalls
Johnston to Lead National Conference on Foreign Aspects of Security
Eric Johnston, former head of the U S Chamber of Commerce, is chosen to lead a national conference on the foreign aspects of national security with about 700 distinguished Americans expected to participate The aim is to find ways to better inform citizens and strengthen the free world's economic defenses against Soviet influence while Congress debates mutual security funding and missiles policy.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
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Free World
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Asia
Africa
Tao
Moscow
Congress
Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Benjamin Fairless
Man and Boy Award honors Anderson’s J. Frank Phillips
The Bill Wilson Boys Club presents its annual Man and Boy Award to J. Frank Phillips, recognizing his decades of active support. His hard work and willingness to tackle any task have made him one of Anderson’s finest citizens and a cornerstone of the club’s community impact.
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J. Frank Phillips
Bill Wilson Boys Club
Bill Wilson Organization
Phillips
Bill Wilson
Anderson
Folklore talk reveals color change in oxen and urban view
An informal discussion features questions about animal color development from ox to cow and a tale about an elephant and hare teaching scale. A veteran ox trainer notes color shifts from dapples to white as the animal matures, while a late exchange ends with an adage about a frog in a well.
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America
Changes in Emphasis in Budget Reflect Strategic Deterrence
Walter Lippmann analyzes President Eisenhower’s 1958 budget figures for total government spending on weapons and research. He argues the changes in emphasis aim at strategic deterrence, funded mainly by cutting older weapon systems, and notes that diplomacy must accompany power to sustain balance. The piece contrasts expectations from Gaither and Rockefeller reports with current policy and discusses readiness for limited wars and civilian radiation shelters.
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Gaither
Rockefeller
New York Herald
Small Worlds Around Us by L M Watkins
The piece explores how viewpoint shapes perception across creatures. From humans at about six feet to ants near a quarter inch, dogs and cats, snakes, moles, and water insects each live in distinct visual worlds. Insects with bifocal like sight must sort two images, while higher animals like birds face similar perception puzzles.
Seventh Division Kiwanis Clubs Hold Conference Meeting
A 7th Division Kiwanis conference and dinner led by Walter Haynes, lieutenant governor, was held at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the YMCA. Club presidents from districts including Mounds Alexandria Muncie and Winchester spoke, outlining delegations and activities. A separate Detroit brief reports Margaret Daniel tracing a thief by shoes found on a stranger in a grocery store and following to his apartment.
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Kiwanis Club
Walter Haynes
YMCA
Mr. Haynes
Enoch
Drumm
Anderson
Max Wile
Liams
Mounds Club
Richard Hoffman
Elwood
Rex Fleenor
Alexandria
Robert Manor
Delaware
Muncie
Witham Church
Karl Wood
Winchester Club
Detroit
Margaret Daniel
The Compliment Club in Dr Cranes Psychology Scheme
The Dawsons of Indianapolis praise Dr Cranes League of the Golden Pen column and join a Compliment Club promoting daily kind words. Readers are invited to mail 20 cents and a stamped envelope to Mellor Indiana to receive a diploma and membership number after thirty days of three compliments daily. Doctors note such leaflets aid patients and require no professional time.
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George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Anderson
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Carsier
Madian
Indiana
Dawsons
Indianapolis
the Star
Jesus
Christ
Compliment Club
Crane
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Brady column debates iodine versus desiccated thyroid
A Wisconsin physician argues iodine deficiency underlies goitre and hypothyroidism, urging cautious use of desiccated thyroid. The writer notes iodine-rich regulation, potential edema relief, and the need for freshly prepared thyroid for patients, plus a plug for readers to send stamped envelopes for more information. Also reports a family night at Markleville Amvels Hall on January 26 hosted by Alpha Pi sorority with talks on staying young happiness and practical religion.
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Martha Bell Shaw
Ruth Scott
The Shepherd Criticism and Wyer on Harsh Words
Julien C. Wyer argues against calling names and sarcasm in criticism. He warns harsh words alienate peers and hinder success, urging restraint and fair language to win favor and friendships. He cites scripture against fault finding and emphasizes constructive critique over blunt derision.
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