Battle For New Industry Aims To Help Anderson Through Utility Service
The seven state region served by American Gas and Electric, including Anderson, shows rapid industrial growth with 388 new industries and 70 033 jobs. The Plant Location Engineering Service markets utility knowledge to attract industry, citing skilled labor, water resources, a large modern power grid, and favorable tax and transport links as key advantages.
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American Gas and Electric
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Michigan
Virginia
American Gas
Electric
Anderson
Indianapolis
Marion
Kokomo
Master Plan Progress For Anderson City
City officials guided by Col Sheridan move Anderson toward a master plan that outlines history population trends industrial development and future growth. The plan aims for bipartisan support and sustained progress across successive administrations to steer long term municipal services and facilities.
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Anderson
Lawrence V. Sheridan
Indianapolis
Munity
Suport
Mrs. Mary H Dorste remembered for longtime Anderson teacher
Mrs. Mary H Dorste a Vincennes native who moved to Anderson nearly a century ago died after a short illness. A DePauw University graduate and Central Junior High School teacher she spent much of her career in education. Former students recall her as devoted and conscientious public servant and neighbor.
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Meral Services
Dorste
Anderson
Vincennes
rs.Dorste
DePauw University
Meber
Clio Club
Altrusa
Kappa “Alpha Theta
He Anderson Truth Center
Central Junior High School
Anderson Canot
Moonlit rhymes and a Lyme jingle in folklore
A discussion notes how adults use rhymes to entertain and teach children with lines about the moon. It includes a limerick about a quick temper and a boy from Lyme who never arrived on time and was struck by a freight, a playful cautionary verse rooted in traditional rhyme.
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Siang
Indiana
Lyme
Thyme
4-H Club Plans Annual Sale Amid Speech Lesson Distracters
William Wade describes the 4-H Animal Sale Committee meeting set for tonight at 8 in the office of County Agent Walter C. Haynes. Emery Wyant leads as last year’s chair in charge of dozens of steers and pigs while a speech lesson on pronunciation is included. The piece notes a related plane crash on Lake Michigan with four bodies recovered and the survivor count unclear.
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Smne
Walter C. Haynes
Emery Wyant
Haynes
Dred Steers
Wendell Folpet
Elkhart
Ind
Virginia Robbins
Elke
Bors
Hart
Lake Michigan
Chicago Lake Front
Beth's emotional immaturity blamed on parents in case record
In a psychologist's case record Beth, 29, is described as emotionally undeveloped like a child, ruined two marriages, and tied to her parents for daily life. The report cites parental influence, avoidance of independence, and a prior marriage ending in divorce, with the husband blaming sleepless Sunday dinners and constant visits to her family. The piece urges parents to let children grow emotionally before marriage.
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Beth
Beth-K
Maima
Mama
Boric Acid in Health Guides Sparks Jumps and Revisions
A long clipping traces how boric acid was once billed as dangerous by science writers and later recast as a mild antiseptic. It notes medical authorities, home-use recipes, and a flurry of pamphlets from journals and magazines before retracting sensational claims.
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Pocketyclopedia of Health
Volumette
Hack-Men
Steel price hikes loom as inflation fears rise
The column warns steel price increases will trigger a wave of other cost rises across aluminum, meat, glass, textiles and TV sets, hitting fixed incomes. It argues higher steel costs threaten taxes and debt service, limiting a promised tax cut next year while criticizing business leaders for resisting President Eisenhower's inflation appeals.
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Bronx
Washington
Sam
Humphrey
Ike
Eisenhower
United States
Tie
Sinclair
Weeks
James
Zellerbach
Ske
Khrush
U.S.A
Zeller
Bach, Co
Crown
U.S. ‘Steel. Co
Italy
Ben ‘Fairless
U.S. Steel
White “House
Ben Fairless
The
Steel Corporation
The Brave Collie Sacrificed Her Pups For Kind Homes
A neighbor describes a mother collie abused by her drunken owner who hid and then moved her four pups to safe homes with families who already owned dogs. The tale highlights maternal sacrifice and enduring love, ending with praise for the dog’s quiet, compassionate act.
East German Students Rebel Against Travel Ban to West
In East Berlin thousands of students resist the Communist ban on traveling to Western Germany or Berlin. Only about 7 percent volunteer for farm or mine work, sparking refugee movements and protests by Bishop Otto Dibelius who condemns the policy as it may drive more students to seek refuge in the West.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Springfield
Iif
Roscoe
Miecles
Reds
Elbe River
West Germany
Trade High School
Leipzig
Otto Dibelius
East Berlin
Western
Red
Western Germany
West
German Students in West Respond to Adenauer Fellowships
Mrs. Crane and I joined 200 foreign students at a Federal Capitol luncheon. Adenauer Fellowships provide 350 marks monthly and travel paid, aiding German university study. East German restrictions push many to seek Western Germany, challenging Khrushchev claims of communist freedom.
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Marshall Plan
All Star América
USA
Pankow
Germany
Khrushchev
Duty and Preparation for Tomorrow's Gates
Poem-like note urges gratitude for daily tasks and a steady prepare to complete work. Mentions a duty set before you and another at tomorrow's gates. Signed by JULIEN C. HYER.
Levy for Cumulative School Funds Rises in Indiana Study
A survey of 52 Indiana cities shows average cumulative school building fund levies increasing from 50 to 61 cents. Rates ranged from 10 cents in Jeffersonville to 1.25 dollars in Gary, Marton, Elwood, Greenfield and Pendleton, with Indianapolis at 20 cents to cover construction needs. The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce notes 12 cities use school building corporations alongside levies, and Hobart employs the combined system with a one dollar tax.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonville
Gary
Marton
Elwood
Greenfield
Pendleton
Hobart
Ses
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