Editorial praises Eisenhower Dulles peace posture and crisis handling
The piece argues the 1956 election year shows Democratic attacks over a Life interview misjudge U S foreign policy. It lauds Dulles for averting war during three crises including Taiwan Strait tensions and Korea, and defends Eisenhower era firmness against Communist pressure. It contrasts Stevenson with prudent leadership and urges patience with stable peace over appeasement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Current Life Magazine
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
China
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Secretary Dulles
Matsu
Quemoy
Formosa
Altoether
Dean Acheson
Truman
Korea
Far East
United States of America
Kremlin
GM Anderson Payroll Surges in 1955 Local Report
General Motors two Anderson divisions posted a 1955 payroll of $111,984,770, a 20 percent rise from 1954, plus $24,249,726 spent with 290 local suppliers and contractors. The note highlights the broad economic impact of GM on Anderson.
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Anderson
General Motors Corporation
Gms
General Motors
Polio Parents Auction Set For January 28
The Polio Parents Association, a Madison County group of families affected by infantile paralysis, schedules its annual auction for January 28. Volunteers collect and sell household items to raise funds for polio victims and ongoing care in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polio Parents Association
Madison County
Judge Gooding Warns on Teen Delinquency in Jacksonville
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Judge Marion W. Gooding of the Juvenile Court in Jacksonville Florida railing against parental influence on youth. He cites social mixers and debutante events as risky, calling for stricter behavior standards among parents and society groups.
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Judge Gooding
Paul Revere
Marion W. Gooding
Jacksonville
Florida
Carrie Nations
Sigmund Freud
Jesus
Gooding
Carrier Nation
Yeast Aften
Proposed Education Aid Outline Reveals Federal Grants
Washington outlines tentative first year funding for a five year 1.4 billion dollar school construction program with 2.5 million dollar annual matching funds. States shown with 1 to 2 funding ratios include North Dakota Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia and New Mexico.
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Washington
Office of Education
Wvana
North Dakota
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
New Mexico
Daleville
Methodist Church
R. O. Calvert
Edna Ballinger
Ada Rinker
George Farrow
Calvert
Cary Richman
Ray Huffman
Walter Turner
Loreel Heideman
Ralph Ballinger
Edna Stewart
Marty Hoel
Paul McNutt
Joyce Ellen Rinker
Farrow
LPC Club
George Youngkin
Munce
Edwin Nelson
Ray Smith
Ralph Robertson
Clyde McNutt
Lawrence Eldeman
Louis Huber
M. L. Christie
Elsie Woods
Income Tax Change Sought by Senate and House
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a bill liberalizing the income tax for retired persons. It raises the earned income exemption from $900 to $1,200 and lowers the age limit for no earned income restriction from 75 to 72. The bill extends support for retirees under the 185 tax revision law. Also noted: New York reports more than 22 million Americans joined religious organizations since 1940.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Sam
Ike
House
Rayburn
Jim Mead
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sam” Wrothier
Nixon
Sen
Kerri
Douglas
Congress
Gen
Brazil
Senate
Kubitschek
Dulles
Eden
Jordan
Near East
Czechoslovakia
Arab States
Nathan
Twining
White House
Air Force
Russia
Ifj
New Jersey
Defense Tinois
Delaware
California
Department
Nac
Public School Finance Allocations and Folklore Reflections
A wartime style accounting note outlines state and federal school grants for midwestern states with figures for Illinois Indiana Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin plus a plan to use 1953 data. Folklore by William Wade presents quotations reflecting contemporary life and opinions from various individuals including Herbert Amos Marguit Dalmas Springer magazine and Rep James Tumulty that illustrate social attitudes and humor of the era.
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Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dak
South Dak
Wisconsin
Herbert Amos
Indianapolis
Marguit Dalmas
Bach
London
Baseball Manager
Springer Magazine
Changing Times
James Tumulty
New Jersey
Berlin
Bell Official Talks At Weekly Kiwanis Meeting
Indiana Bell PR man Harry Gruenle spoke at the Anderson Kiwanis Club luncheon on solar batteries and electronics used in the telephone industry. Program chair Gordon France led the session and Brooks Short praised the speaker.
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Harry Gruenle
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Public Relations Dept
Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Gordon France
Brooks Short
Local Health Care Woes Highlight Home Birth Trend
Readers in towns under 10 000 echo worries over hospital maternity limits built in 1912 and high costs. The column notes doctors refusing home delivery, rising midwifery use in cities, and escalating fees from 10 to 15 dollars pre delivery to 400 dollars for confinement. Dr Brady invites letters to 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
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America
Topsy
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South
Beverly Hijis
Calif
Five and a Half Billion Flood Aid Requested by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower asked Congress for nearly five and a half million dollars in flood aid. The request includes five million for the Markland Lock and Dam on the Ohio River near Indiana Ohio Kentucky junction and four hundred thirty three thousand for Wabash River flood control at Vincennes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Indiana
Markland
Ohio River
Ohio
Kentucky
Wabash River
Vincennes
Herald delivery complaint and rush reprint policy
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A.M. to receive a duplicate by messenger after 9 A.M. If Sunday delivery fails, go to the nearest seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
WLBCGTV Channel 49 Big Pagot Western Theatre Reprat Show
Channel 49 airs a Western theatre program featuring Pinky Lew and Howdy Doody. The segment includes sports and weather updates from The Weather Eddy Arnold.
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Fireside Theatre
Forbes
Les Paule
Mary Ford
Eddie Cantor
Big Pagot
Western Theatre
Reprat
Ann
Pinky Lew Howdy Doody
Sports Eye
the Weather
Eddy Arnold
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Patton
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Reedsburg
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Rich Rollin
Miller
Everybody's Farm
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Cook
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Metis Cook
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Mwie Pepper Young
Lorenze Jonas
Eddie Fisher
Do Stafford
Gilbert Forbes
Wrather
Kowell Thames
Bill Stern
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Nane Mentter
Ed Murrow
Greon
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Amos
Andy Radin
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Stan Board
World Now World Now
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DyPani Cow Theatre
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Frank Edwards
Starlight Theste
Lanny Tynes
Dick Stone
Crown Theatre
Worth the Birdie
Mickey Maude
Uitle Rascals
Weather
Deter
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WEBTV
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San Francisco
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