Battle for New Industry Faces Anderson Challenge
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce seeks two eastern firms to plant branches in Indiana. A survey visit is planned as the city overcomes past utility shortcomings and advances annexation zoning and airport projects to attract industry. Residents are urged to support a pro growth climate to compete with Kokomo, Marion, Muncie, Richmond, Madison, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Ing
Anderson Township
Madison County Planning Commission
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
Madison
Indianapolis
Ind
Wndar
Congress
Madison Heights Band Wins First at Mermaid Festival
Madison Heights High School's 80 member band won first place at the Mermaid Festival inter-school competition at North Webster. Director Francis Barker and assistant Everett Rosso praised. 40 bands competed from high schools with enrollments over 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson ‘Township
Madison Heights
North Webster
Francis Barker
Everett Rosso
The Corn Poppers Folk Rhyme by William Wade
A humorous folk rhyme recounts John Styles and Susan Cutter shelling corn by the fire. They joke and pop corn as the night deepens, the clock chiming from nine to twelve while they eat. John exclaims a fire as the corn pops, and Susan responds with a witty retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Styles
Susan Cutter
Susan
John
Sue
Middletown Class Holds Reunion in Top Hat Set for June
The Middletown 1911 graduating class plans a reunion at the Top Hat on June 28 with greetings from former superintendents J W Kendall and J A Abell. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Cecil Saunders and several Strother and Clensman family members.
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Middletown
Frank Young
Ray Sherman
Louise McDonald Strother
Top Hat
J. W. Kendall
Marion
J. A. Abell
Nappanee
Harley Keesing
Everest
Wash
Lyle
Ted) Robinson
Detroit
Mich
New Horizons In Science From Antarctic Frontiers
An overview of the International Geophysical Year findings on Antarctica and the Arctic including ice depths of 9 000 feet at the Pole and 14 000 feet elsewhere, ocean floor maps, new currents, and signs of possible warming with dramatic data from 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Earth
International Geophysical In
Ocean
North Polar
Arctic
Qeaan Urill
Hanames
Navieohla
Antarctic
Earl
Equator
Pacific Mountain Range
Gulf Stream
Gulf Space Flight
Bhejer
M. Gould
Byrd Station
Reform needed as Adams gift scandal exposes system
The New York Herald Tribune notes ongoing complaints about congressional ethics and campaign financing. It cites Senator Richard L. Neuberger urging disclosure of gifts and outside income, challenging a system that tolerates vast political spending and lobby money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secogents
Sherman Adams
Washington
Gold-le
Sheeman Adams
Fine
Adams
Harry Vaughn
Vaughn
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Advertising Council of America
Mr. Adams
Sen. Neuberger
Mr. Neuberger
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Case Notes on a Psychologist's Records and Youth Behavior
A detailed narrative analyzes Andy X a 22 year old Purdue graduate with a government research post and questions his financial references. It discusses emotional immaturity in college students, urges self judgment, and promotes a paid “Behavior Test for Teenagers” with a quiz on job readiness and personal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Andy X
Purdue
Delman
Daniel
Mayor Ferguson faces critique over Little League access
A local dispute at Athletic Park highlights tensions between city officials and White River Little League over equipment storage. An access denial sparked accusations of political maneuvering ahead of a Free Fair, with late trouble at City Hall and a mockery of the public process amid calls to ease park use for youth sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Fair Board
White River
Athletic Park
Lindberg School
Little League
Anderson Parks
League
Vee
Perty
St. Paul
Tlhe Park
Leiling
Dream of Wealth Reverses Farm Town Tale in East Texas
A farmer named Brown sells an ailed, paintless East Texas farm with weed-grown fields. Oil derricks now dot the land as new buyers seek fortune, while Brown, spared the wealth, never tasted its true cost. The verse laments lost livelihood and the ironies of oil wealth.
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Texas
Brown
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Rochester
Hollywood
NEW Horizons IN Science
Ear Abeth
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Mbna Nek Ghat
International Geophysical Year
United States Committee
I. G
Hamea
Pacific
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Lite America
Harry Wexler
J McGiecd FaLconem
Antarctica
Roscoe Drummond
Senate
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Anton Graf
Revelle
William Field
Globe
Mount
Olympus
G. Y
Continental United
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Uncle Sam Sl
the Puys
Ferguson Administra
Des Moines
Tiver
Rio de Janerio
Mardeira
Amazon River
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson Johnson
Julien C, Hyer
Anderson Herald
George D. Crittenserger
Harriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey Tracsurer
Associated Press
Facal News
AP News
Apecial Messenger
Senator Knowland
California
Workis
Grady
Hipper
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tfa
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Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
Gulf States
Canada
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