Arthur A Brady remembered as city scholar and citizen
Arthur A Brady 56 longtime Anderson resident and union of Indiana pioneer lineage died Tuesday. He owned the former Anderson Store Company, served since 1942 as director of contract administration at GM Delta Remy, and sat on the Citizens Banking Company board. A Yale and Arizona graduate with Harvard business study, he was admired for his library, art interest, and genial companionship. The Anderson Herald offers condolences to his family.
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Brady
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Caroline McCulloch Brady
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Harvard School of Business
Phi Gamma Delta
Delta-Remy
General Motors
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Florida Industries opens branch plant in Anderson
Another new industry welcome arrived Monday as Florida Industries Inc announced a branch plant in Anderson. Though not large, the plant will diversify the local industrial complex, aiding economic stability. City officials and residents extend congratulations to all involved in securing the industry.
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Sugar flies buzz around Capitol Hill force new lobbying inquiry
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans public hearings on foreign lobbying influence after a sugar quota debate exposed widespread lobbyist activity. The staff report criticizes weak registration enforcement under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, with potential indictments looming as investigations proceed.
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Survey on how Americans spend money in federal reports
Vague press notes cite a federal agency planning a survey to determine spending patterns. With statistics unavailable, the guess is that a large share funds agencies that circulate such surveys, implying a cyclical critique of government data gathering.
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Britain and U S Nobel Medicine Winners Debate
Before 1948 Britain and the United States shared Nobel prizes in medicine. Since Britain adopted socialized medicine, she has produced four winners while the United States has produced nineteen. Proponents of socialized medicine face questions about this disparity.
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United States
Proposed Tax Cut Discussion Raises Fiscal Concerns
A commentary notes many citizens struggle to interpret a proposed tax cut amid growing government deficits that exceed revenue and widen yearly. It argues the plan merely shifts money between pockets without addressing the underlying spillover.
How To Help a Child Overcome Fear of the Dark
Psychology advice explains fears are learned and can be unlearned. Parents should pair darkness with comfort, gradually unconditioning Terry’s terror through soothing routines, logical explanations, and safe brightness, noting faith as a protective context.
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Childrens Nighttime Courage Advice From Folklore
A column discusses helping children sleep without fear by teaching that birds roost at dusk and ghosts are imaginary. It offers ideas such as using a comforting animal companion, leaving lights on, and playful hide and seek to build courage, with references to Dr. Crane and Mellor, Ind.
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Southern leaders push for change in race and industry
A column by J M Roberts argues for easing racial barriers in the South, citing Gov. Donald Russell and Clemson enrollment of a Black student as signs of industrialization. It notes economic shifts from agrarian to industrial production, calls for Black participation in work, and discusses federal policy and education reforms influencing Southern society.
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Mother love and nursing views stir Mississippi column
A reader’s letter on maternal care and breastfeeding critiques hospital routines and urges natural nursing. The piece cites Leche League guidance and notes a tour by La Leche League affiliates to Asia and Southeast Asia to encourage home nursing and mother affection as key to infant well being.
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The Shepherd Faults and The Paths of Righteousness
Poem fragment presents a dialogue about fault finding in others and self-scrutiny. It urges speaking well of friends, seeking wisdom, pursuing righteousness, maintaining self-respect, and earning wealth through hard work. The author credited is Julien C. Hyer.
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