Elmo Funk to Lead $750000 Science Building Drive
Anderson leaders announce Elmo Funk will head a campaign to raise 750000 for a new science building at Anderson College on the eastside campus. He is joined by Frank Allis Donald L Boyes Byron Stewart Ward Stilson and John H Burton Jr as supporters in this community effort.
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Elmo Funk
Funk
Anderson
Indiana
Anderson College
Eastside
Frank Allis
Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation
Donald L. Boyes
Delco- Remy
Byron Stewart
Guide
Ward K. Stilson
Ward Stilson Co
John H. Burton Jr
Nicholson File Company
Congress Should Expand Foreign Policy Debate on Congo UN
Roscoe Drummond argues for a broad bipartisan Congressional inquiry into U.S. foreign policy with focus on the Congo and the United Nations. He outlines three core questions: UN mandate in Katanga, US bond purchases to shore up UN finances, and reliance on the UN for U.S. foreign policy.
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U.S
Washington
Congo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Katanga
General Assembly
Russia
Gizenga
Tshombe
United States
France
Gaza Strip
Successful Investing Penny Stocks Warning and A Sterilizer Outlook
Roger E. Spear counsels against buying penny stocks Burma Mines Israel American Oil and Merrill Island Mining as outright gambles in a long bull market. He favors a single low priced growth bet like Grayson Robinson and suggests holding American Sterilizer, expecting a temporary margin squeeze to reverse and earnings to resume growth.
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Roger E. Spear
Burma
Israel- American Oil
Merrill Island
David A
David
Grayson-Robinson
Nyse
A.C. A
Spear
Features Corp
Case L-421 Larry L and wife in midlife sexual delusion
Dr George W Crane cites a clinical case where Larry L aged 48 and his wife confront a sexual delusion as part of marital strain after age 40. The piece urges wives to consult a sex booklet as insurance against divorce and notes common midlife sexual issues physicians see.
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Larry
Mary
Larry L
Crane
Postal bill pits internal subversion vs fictional propaganda
The column argues a US source driven spread of anti establishment books and pamphlets deserves scrutiny over foreign mail bans. It notes a Chicago paperback amid Nazi documents and questions authenticity while warning about motives behind dissent. It calls for clear evidence of funding and aims in publishing.
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Congress
United States
Communist Party
Chicago
Bonn
Washington
Soviet Union
Adolf Heusinger
Heusinger
England
France
Folklore Humor With Puns In Anecdotes From Notes
A collection of light anecdotes featuring puns and wry dialogue. The floorwalker helps a puzzled customer who confuses garments with cookware. A wife teases her husband about married life while a surgeon is praised for his bust unveiling. A log bearer jokes about tracks and a bear. An American saying ends the collection.
Fritz Kreisler Dies a World Icon of Violin Art
The world mourns Fritz Kreisler, acclaimed violinist of the 20th century who had not performed in 12 years. A Vienna-born prodigy, he won top prizes at age ten in Vienna and Paris, outshining peers to earn premier honors. The star’s passing marks the end of an era for classical music.
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Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Vienna
Vienna Conservatory
Paris
Tribute to Violinist Fritz Kreisler Amid Global Tributes
The Anderson Herald joins in mourning Fritz Kreisler, honoring the legendary violinist. The piece notes his wartime wounds in World War I with Austria, a later 1941 truck accident, and a career shaped by a public demand for artistry. It also critiques political figures and Goa events, tying Kreisler’s life to broader world affairs.
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Kreisler
Fritz Kreisler
Anderson Herald
Goebbels On Portugal War Claims Debated By Reporters
The text reports on Joseph Goebbels claims about Portuguese border incidents and atrocities in Goa. It notes U S correspondents like Welles Hangen disputed the accusations, calling them product of Menon’s imagination and a distorted portrayal of the colony’s crisis.
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Joseph Goebbels
Menon
U.S
Welles Hangen
Goa
Anti-Communist Upsurge Across Political Spectrum
The piece analyzes the rise of organized anti communism linked to right wing groups and efforts such as the Tulsa leadership school and Oakland anti communism programs. It contrasts McCarthyism as largely unstructured with today’s organized movement and notes prominent sponsors and regional spread.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Sen
McCarthy
Lehman
New Mexicans For Freedom
Orange County
Calif
Anti-communist League
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Christian Anti-communism Crusade
Eisenhower
Oakland School
Thomas J. Dodd
D.conn
Republican Party
Sen. McCarthy
Christian Crusade
Los Angeles
Texas
Richfield Oil Co
Hollywood
Technicolor Corp
Shick Safety Razor Co
PTA Council Plans Citywide Voter Drives Ahead of May Primary
Officials of the Anderson PTA Council organize precinct level efforts for the May primary and county wide school reorganization vote. The group led by Jack Kuntz will conduct house to house can vass to boost registration and turnout. Analysts note rising interest in the plan could disrupt politicians hoping for a light primary. A strong countywide turnout on school issues may lift totals across races.
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Anderson Pta Council
PTA Council
Question Can You Name the Other Four Astronauts
The prompt asks for the names of the four astronauts accompanying a specific mission. The readable text mentions NASA astronauts in the mission group and highlights their roles, but does not list all four names in full.
Checks Allowed for Indiana License Plates Begin Feb 1
In Indianapolis UPI reports Governor Welsh announced license plate payments may be made by personal checks starting February 1. Checks are payable to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, must be first party, for the exact fee, and show the purchaser’s address and phone number.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hoosiers
Welsh
State Board of Accounts
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dr Brady's Health Advice on Iodine and Nutrition
Wisconsin readers urge continuation of iodine in salt and calcium and vitamin D for children and adults. The letter questions school officials and the state board of health, defends iodized salt, and cites historical fears about goitre while stressing nutrition over medicinal dosing. Dr Brady offers pamphlets on the iodine ration and invites stamped envelopes for replies.
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Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Canada
United States
Great Lakes Basin
Monumental Tribute By Julien C Hyer
The text praises charitable giving to institutions for lasting impact. It frames donations as a way to rear buildings or endow funds that train young minds and prepare them for life. The message portrays gifts as wise investments yielding enduring memory and growth.
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