Anderson Leaders Endorse Campaign for New Science Building
Elmo Funk, longtime Anderson businessman and civic leader, leads a $750,000 drive to finance a new science building at Anderson College. He is joined by Frank Allis, Donald L. Boyes, Byron Stewart, Ward K. Stilson, and John H. Burton Jr. in supporting the effort as community development moves forward.
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Elmo Funk
Fank
Anderson College
Funk
Anderson
Indiana
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
Death of Violin Virtuoso Fritz Kreisler Echoes World Mourning
The world mourns Fritz Kreisler former child prodigy and famed violinist who died after years without concerts He survived two wars and injuries, leaving a legacy of superb performances The Anderson Herald joins in tribute to a “real violinist” and his enduring artistry.
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Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Vienna
Viena Conservatory
Paris
Bittnerness
Anderson Herald
Krishna Menon Faces Criticism Over Goa Action
The piece assigns blame to Indian diplomat Krishna Menon for India's seizure of Goa. It claims he fabricated border incidents and atrocities to justify the move. U.S. reporters in Goa counter that none of the alleged events occurred.
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India
Khrishna Menon
Goa
Joseph Goebbels
Menon
U.S
Welles Hangen
Nasser
Chicago
Bonn
Anti-Communism Drive Grows Amid Broad Right Wing Unity
The piece surveys a surge in organized anti-communist activity across major right wing groups in the United States. It notes a Tulsa leadership school uniting factions from the Christian Anti-communism Crusade to We, The People, with Mayors in the Bay Area designating Anti-communism Week. It contrasts McCarthyism as a loose, political attack with today’s more coordinated, partly regional movement backed by corporate sponsors and media interest.
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Sen
McCarthy
Lehman
Tulsa
Okla
Christian Anti-communism Crusade
Join Birch Society
National Indignation Convention
We, the
F People
American Coalition of Patriotic Societies
The
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Fact Finders
Young Americans For Freedom
Constitution Party
Daughters of the American Evol
Eisenhower
Oakland School
Thomas J. Dodd
Republican Party
Sen. McCarthy
Christian Crusade
Los Angeles
Texas
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Katanga
Congo
General Assembly
U.S
Russia
Washington
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Goa
Union
Jon
Adolf Heusinger
Smithis
Noerth
Atlantic
United States
France
Jsinger
Heussinger
England
Chicago
PTA Council Plans Wide Campaign Over May School Reorganization
Officials in Anderson PTA Council aim to run a broad organization drive for a May vote on a school reorganization plan. They will conduct a house to house canvass to boost voter registration and turnout, led by Jack Kuntz’s Get Out the Vote committee.
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PTA Council
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ATG Furn
Anderson
U S Debate on Congo UN Roles Spurs Calls for Probe
Senator Roscoe Drummond discusses Congress and the U N bond plan in a debate on U S policy toward the Congo and the Gaza strip. He argues for a thorough investigation to clarify public opinion and improve foreign policy oversight.
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U.S
Senate Foreign Relations
Olations
Congo
Washington
Gaza Strip
Psychologist Case Records Highlight Midlife Marital Strains
A dated clipping describes marital tensions in middle age with focus on sexual delusion and impotence. Larry L. aged 48 discussed as a common sex case, with wives urged to consider a sex booklet as insurance against divorce while noting home strain and late alcohol related behavior.
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Larry
Mary
Larry L
YMCA
Crane
Plight of Platonic Husbands in U.S. Mail War
A mixing of opinion pieces and notes discusses a public concerns era about impotence myths and marital strain. It cites a congressional inquiry, U.S. broadcaster views, and a Grace Methodist meeting as context. The piece frames emotional distress, propaganda, and UN policy questions amid a broad 1950s public discourse.
Folklore Humor and Puns in Everyday Anecdotes
A collection of light anecdotes and puns attributed to folklore artist William Wade. The jokes showcase misunderstandings about shopping, cooking, marriage, and casual encounters, including a playful exchange about a bust unveiling and a bear encounter.
Checks to be taken for license plates in Indiana
Hoosiers may pay auto license plate fees with personal checks starting February 1. Governor Welsh announced after meeting with the Board of Accounts and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Checks must be first party, payable to the Bureau, for an amount not exceeding the fee, and must show the purchaser’s address and phone number.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hoossiers
Gover
Lie Board of Accounts
Bureau of Motor] Vehicles
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Welsh
Investing Advice Warns Against Penny Stocks for Youths
Roger E. Spear replies to readers about smart long term investing. He cautions David against penny stocks under $1 and endorses learning through growth stocks like Grayson-Robinson. He also analyzes American Sterilizer as temporarily pressured but likely to recover, urging patience and holding for future gains.
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Roger E. Spear
Burma
Israel
Merrill Island
David
Gray son-Robinson
Nyse
A.C
Spear
Health column argues over iodized salt and citrate use
Wisconsin readers urge state and school health officials to stop restricting citrate of soda for children and adults. Dr Brady defends iodized salt in nutrition, noting concerns were overstated and urging readers to request his pamphlet The Iodine Ration for clarity. He reminds readers letters with self addressed stamped envelopes will be answered.
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Mellor
Ind
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
State “Board of Health
State ‘Board of Health
Canada
United States
Great Lakes Basin
Yisalt
Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Monuments and Gifts by Julien C Hyer
The Shepherd Monuments quotes Acts 20 35 about giving to help others grow. It praises lasting gifts to institutions that fund buildings and endowments for training young minds. The piece declares such gifts are funds well spent and create lasting monuments named Julien C Hyer.
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