Who Runs Edgewood The People Or The Club
A group of Anderson area attorneys representing 360 Edgewood residents asks Edgewood Town Board to hold a referendum on a sewer and potential annexation by Anderson. They cite 1953 vote, majority rule, and questions of representation, urging the board to bow to public will at an upcoming meeting.
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Indiana Health Department
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Matthias Schoger a devoted citizen and business leader dies
Matthias Schoger a native of Frauendorf who moved to Anderson 43 years ago built a downtown window shade business and led with integrity. An active Park Place Church of God member and senior Anderson Optimist Club figure, he valued hard work, citizenship, and lasting community ties. His passing leaves a void the community will feel deeply.
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Root Depth and Retractile Roots in Plants
The article explores deep rootedness in certain plants and the retractile roots that pull the stem and root system downward, a trait aiding survival under thick soil and drought. It notes how some plants adapt by growing deeper to access nutrients and moisture, while others curve upward to reach light.
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Eisenhower Eyes New Moves in Moscow Talks
President Eisenhower plans a sequence of moves to reassert initiative with Moscow and resume negotiations. Possible steps include convening the 25 nation UN Disarmament Commission, adding an outer space ban to the agenda, inviting expert committees, and testing private talks to scope a summit. The aim is to avoid appearing as the reluctant negotiator while pressing for concrete measures.
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Case Records of a Psychologist Case X34
Norman runs a Ft Wayne Indiana grocery chain but fails to profit after a home office audit uncovers internal theft by a butcher and two clerks. The piece argues theft stems from broad moral decline, urging revival, parental responsibility, and church leadership to teach the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule. It notes public interest in religious leaders like Billy Graham and Oral Roberts and invites personal inquiries to Dr Crane Mellst in Indiana.
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Congress
Board of County Commissioners face fulltime duties in Indiana
Report notes salary boost from 4500 to 7000 yearly prompts pressure for fulltime service as commissioners struggle to balance courthouse duties with constant public calls and weekly meetings. Also covers Indiana rail crash statistics, a national labor board vote in Elwood backing UAW CIO AFL, Alexandria basketball, Goshen doll incident, and a London report on a TV brain examination device.
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Elwood
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Lawrence Magner
The Shepherd and the Burden We Carry daily
Phillips Brooks tells of bearing burdens and guiding others to use their energies well. He warns against overloading the weary and urges sharing responsibility while each person bears their own load in life’s road, with God judging by daily conduct.
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Iclien C. Hyer
Riboflavin letters inspire health tips and cautions
An Idaho reader advocates riboflavin tablets for cataract and lip chap. Dr Brady weighs risks and benefits, notes deficiency signs, lists rich food sources, and invites letters with stamped self addressed envelopes for answers.
France at a crossroads in 1960s European role
An analysis urges France to decide on war policy in Algeria, electoral reform to curb government instability, European integration versus autarchy, and economic controls. It warns that refusing reform or clinging to protectionism could threaten France’s status among the big four and risk revolution, while optimism grows for reforms and EEC prospects.
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National Assembly
Riddles and peace talks mix in early 20th century reminiscence
A scattered column blends folk riddles with wartime reflections on peace prospects, noting cooperation from Tunisia Italy and Morocco to illustrate how stories serve purpose. It recalls a French treasury joke about bees, a stingy garden tale, and a Iowa child reacting to news of a new baby sister.
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