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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1956
Page
4
An editorial extols loyalty as a high virtue binding family friends jobs ideals and community. It argues communal action enriches individuals and fosters happiness through collective effort to improve town and uplift its members.
Indiana Republicans last weekend nominated 14 candidates to lead the party in the fall campaign. Sen. Homer Capehart was renomination for Senate with Lt. Gov. Harold Handley chosen for governor and Crawford Parker as lieutenant governor running mate. Other selections include Frank Lenning, Roy Combs, Adolph Fossler, Edwin Steers, Wilbur Young, and judges Atterburn, Bobbitt, Landis, Cooper, Kelley, and Virginia Caylor. The convention stressed unity and a clean, positive campaign ahead.
The piece notes rising anti communist sentiment in Italy Poland Czechoslovakia and Western Europe with Nenni Poland unrest and Czech student protests. It cites Daily Worker criticism and Howard Fast reflections plus US reaction and hints at a future column on implications. It ends with Japan planning 40 rockets for the 1957 International Geophysical Year.
A psychologist advises on aging parents and social costs as life expectancy rises. Matilda J. 78, senile at times, prompts advice on living arrangements and care costs, while Illinois welfare figures show many mental-institution inmates are non-insane.
Indiana State Auditor Curtis Rardin withholds 16 625 from Gary and 10 000 from Terre Haute this month for failure to repay state loans. Further withholdings planned in October 16 000 for Gary and 10 000 for Terre Haute. Gary borrowed 32 625 in 1946 and Terre Haute 20 000 in 1947.
Dr Brady endorses B-Nutron with iron gluconate and manganese as a heart tonic for those using digitalis. He warns beriberi is nerve degeneration and describes symptoms from dyspepsia to edema, urging a three month daily ration of B-Natron. Letters to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills, Cal.
A historical note discusses how phrases like Donnybrook fare and the saying you can sell any man a bill of goods travel through time. It cites President McDonald, Preston Slosson, Speaker Rayburn, and Canadian MP Dan McIvor linking language change to past events and debates about fairness in hockey and business.
A new Notre Dame Law School publication the Natural Law Forum will debut Tuesday in South Bend Indiana. The journal will examine natural law contributions to modern problems and plans to shift from annual to quarterly publication with an international roster of editors and contributors.
About one million people derive their livelihoods from the U S national forests. The figure highlights the forests as a major employer and economic resource.
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 35371 before 9 A M to receive a copy by special messenger after 9 A M. If Sunday delivery fails, go to a Herald seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
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