Who Runs Edgewood The People Or The Club
Three Anderson area attorneys on behalf of 360 Edgewood residents urged a referendum on Edgewood’s sewer and potential annexation by Anderson. They argued majority rule and questioned Board representativeness while recalling the Dec 15 1953 vote rejecting a sewer and urging the Town Board to heed public wishes at a public meeting to discuss the sewer program.
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Anderson Area
Edgewood
Anderson
Indiana Health Department
Indiana
State Board of Health
Matthias Schoger remembered as model citizen in community
The sudden death of Matthias Schoger, longtime Anderson resident and business leader, sends shock through the community. A native of Austria-Hungary, he arrived about 43 years ago, worked as a shipping clerk, then built a downtown window shade business that grew under his leadership. He was active in Park Place Church of God and the Anderson Optimist Club, beloved for his conscientious dealings, enduring friendships, and friendly, affable nature.
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Don Trom le
Mr. Schoger
Europe
America
Matthias Schogers
Matthias Schoger
Frauendorf
Austria- Hungary
Schoger
Anderson
Gospel Trumpet Company
Park Place Church of God
Anderson Optimist Club
Plants show roots that grow deep and sturdy
The column notes a plant trait where some species send roots deep into the ground, aided by retractile or contractile roots that pull the plant downward, strengthening stability and drought resilience, with roots penetrating subsoil beyond the usual shallow layer.
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U. N Disarmament Commission
Assembly
Moscow
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Bulganin
Ie CO
United States
Memtal
Public officials face fulltime duty amid salary rise
Indiana board of county commissioners pressed by public demand struggles to shift to a fulltime schedule after a raise to 7000 dollars per year. The stream of callers and questions remains steady as talks with commissioners prove hard to schedule, with prior meetings once a week and the common response to return next Monday. The piece notes police records on auto train crashes and highlights a union election at Ex-CELLO in Indiana.
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Board of County Commissioners
Indiana
National Labor Relations Board
Ex- Cello Corporation
Wood
Uaw-Cio-Afl
Renee Magner
Morocco
Bearing burdens and faith in daily judgment
A religious excerpt discusses bearing heavy loads in life. It cites scripture from Numbers and emphasizes individual accountability before God for how each person carries their burdens on the journey. The text attributes the reflection to Julien C. Hyer.
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Julien C. Hyer
Morality and theft in American life sparks revival call
A psychologist criticizes petty theft and workplace resentment, urging moral rebirth in the U S. He cites store conflicts in Florida and Indiana, notes widespread small thefts, and calls on churches, schools, and youth groups to lead with the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule.
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Dr. Laird
America
YMCA
Scouts
Camp Fire
CYO
Congress
Labor Union
Riboflavin Advice Sparks Cataract, Lip Health Debate
A reader recounts advice on riboflavin or vitamin B2, noting claims it may aid cataracts and prevent lip chapping. The column weighs vitamin interactions, signs of deficiency, and safe intake, suggesting four 5 milligram tablets daily for a trial, while listing foods rich in riboflavin and cautioning that results vary. Dr. Brady will answer letters, with replies limited by space.
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Idaho
Peavy
Paul Day
University of Arkanasas
Day
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calit
France faces four major problems shaping its western leadership
An opinion piece argues France must decide on Algeria policy, constitutional stability, European integration, and economic controls. It warns that prolonging war, rigid electoral law, autarkic or protectionist economics, and slow move toward a European common market threaten regime stability and may trigger revolution. Optimism grows as French citizens seek decisive reform.
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France
France at a crossroads over Europe integration and future power status
John B. Crane notes that France faces decisions on modifying electoral law to stabilize government, and on its approach to the six nation market. The outcome of France invoking escape clauses and shifting from monopolies to private enterprise could determine whether it remains a Western power or declines.
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National Assembly
France
Reegard
Folklore riddles and a bee at dinner in old Iowa clipping
A collage of folk riddles and aphorisms mixed with a farm tale from Pella Iowa. It recounts a bee at a wealthy woman's dinner, a boy lamenting a baby sister, and various lines about war and peace while noting a playful old farmer's remark. The piece blends humor with regional anecdotes and sayings.
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