Foster Parents for Youth at Church Summer Camps
A psychologist urges adults to sponsor teens at church summer camps to develop future religious leaders. He cites George IV a Marine veteran donor and describes camp benefits including broader social outlook, college preparation and moral formation. Funding details note costs of 15 to 25 dollars per teen and how to contact Dr. Crane Mellor Indiana for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IV
Marine Air Corps
Presbyterian Church
Alfred C. Crouch
George
Battle Ground
Indiana
Little Indiana
America
Annexation and the Drainage Problem in Anderson Township
The passage argues annexation as a means to unite Anderson Township for solving shared drainage and development issues. It notes the area’s heavy spring rainfall reveals planning gaps and that action is needed despite likely continued suburban inconveniences. It asserts unity under one government as the first step toward a smarter regional program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Anderson Township
Emergency flood response tests Andersons relief teams
Years after a severe flood, Anderson and surrounding areas faced rising White River and Killbuck Creek waters from the weekend storms. Emergency groups kept vigil overnight, with many volunteers missing personal affairs to safeguard lives and property, while sightseers hindered operations and highlighted the need for clearer access restrictions and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
White River
Killbuck Creek
Indiana
Anderson-Madison County Juvenile Center Dedication
The Anderson Madison County Juvenile Center at 122 E. 8th St. was formally dedicated on Sunday afternoon. The detention facility will house violators under 18, replacing confinement in the Madison County jail. Community action funded furnishings and ongoing support are emphasized by the center's sponsors and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson-Madison County
E. 8Th St
Madison County
Val Clear
Harold Gallagher
William B. Harper
Ted Stewart
Anderson
Queen of France A Biography of Marie Antoinette
A sympathetic, detailed biography tracing Marie Antoinette from Vienn a childhood through Versailles reign to execution. It contrasts royal elegance with tragic end while highlighting intimate details, weaknesses, fortitude, and public reaction, praising the author’s candid portrait.
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Queen OF
France
Marie Antoinette
Andre Sastelot
Denise Folliot
Harper
Gallant Persen
Cardinal Rohan
le Petit Trianon
David
Vienna
Versailles
Quieting the mind withPsalm and prayer
A verse urging calm amid clatter and confusion. It counsels seeking peace and quietude, matching soft music to mood, reading a Psalm, and asking the Lord for help to overcome fear and reluctance. The message emphasizes that solace comes from stillness and faith.
Local Man Sent Home Money for Overtime Fine
Glasgow officials returned 1.50 dollars sent from Korea by A.1.C. Raymond S. Walkenhauer to cover an overtime parking fine. He apologized and promised to visit when he returned to the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Mont
Raymond S. Walkenhauer
Korea
Dr Brady’s Health Note Warns About Toxic Substances
The column cautions about ventilation when using dyes and cleaners containing paraphenylene diamine nitrobenzene and carbon tetrachloride and warns against skin absorption myths. It argues volatile vapors are inhaled and cites tests and expert disagreement while urging careful handling of chemicals and fuels.
Footwear dyeing hazards and home remedy cautions
A medical writer warns of chemical exposures from dyes and solvents on skin or clothing and the risk of systemic absorption. A professor cites foot heat volatilizing chemicals like nitrobenzene and anilin oil as a mechanism for poisoning. Brady invites brief health letters with stamped envelopes to California address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South
Beverley Hills
Calif
Pelican Romance and Egg Laying on a Tropical Island
Lt. Watkins describes Pelican Pete and Pelican Phyllis forming a romance on a tropical rookery as summer ends. Eggs begin to hatch soon with Papa guarding nests while Mama forages, and the colony settles into the busy season of raising a pelican population. The piece blends playful wildlife behavior with a gentle, observant tone about parental duties and avian family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelican
Pete
Phyllis
Papa
Mother
Former Resident Burns From Fireworks Incident
Thomas A. Robinson fourteen of Beaverton Mich son of Mr and Mrs T J Robinson and former Anderson residents suffered serious burns to the right side while playing with fireworks near his home. He was hospitalized in Gladwin Mich. Parking change Orlando Fla motorists will not need change for meters as officers will supply nickels to make change for drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Robinson
Beaverton
Mich
T. J. Robinson
Anderson
Gladwin
Orlando
Fla
FBI Files Law Push Sparks Senate Banter and Brundage Budget Gap
Washington fallout grows as Hoover lobbyist pushes for a new FBI files law while Truman and senators joke about Texas and Oregon. Jencks case upholds limited FBI document access, stressing specific reports for impeachment. Budget chief Brundage misses his agency’s figures as Treasury cash tightens and Weeks concedes WOC consultant concerns.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Capitol Hill
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Johnson
Morse
Wayne
Daniel
Lyndon
Truman
Sen. Morse
FBI
Lou Nichols
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Hower
Supreme Court
U. S
Brennan
Percy Brundage
Budget Bureau
Brundage
Treasury
White House
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
New York
Mannie Celler
WOC
Tito dismisses Middle East Communist influence claim and Western fears
In a U S interview President Tito ridiculed the idea of Communist infiltration in the Middle East and mocked Western attempts to fill a vacuum there. He argued feudalism blocks Marxist revolution and warned Westerners not to take such statements at face value. In Lexington Kentucky residents drilled a drainage well in a street to remove surface water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Yugoslavia
U. S
Middle East
United States
Arab
China
Hungary
Marx
Mao Tze-tung
Red
Khrushchev
Lexington
Kywn
Laughing at the Nit Wit A Trainside Banter
Psychologists debate why audiences laugh at the dumbbell figure noting superiority or shared sympathy. A passenger in an upper berth asks the conductor for water and claims his berth is on fire while denying drinking. A business executive drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbell
Luncheon Boss Dies After Dictating Letter
William Wade head of heart disease dies shortly after returning to the office. A dictation above remains unsent as confusion follows. A secretary discovers the letter with a postscript stating I died since I wrote the above.
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Crane Mellor
Indianapolis
W.G. Rogers
Place de la Concorde
The
Anderson, Herald
Saleson Ae
George DO. Crittenberger
Harriet W Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Laney
Madison
Associated Press
Shevid
Carrie
John P. Dille Co
Kahlenberg
Barwasser
William Brady, M. D
Lt. Watkins
U.S. Weather Bureau
Teday
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Pacific States
Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Drew Pearson
Cong. Francis Walter
Un-American Activities Committee
Clinton Jencks
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Harvey Matusow
Matusow
Sen. McCarthy
Church
Jencks
Tom Clark
Eisen
Karl Marx
By William L. Ryan
Associated Press News
By William Wade
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