Editorials on Stalin era reforms and Derby inspection day
Editorials discuss Khrushchev’s denunciation of Stalin and the Kremlin’s motives, noting human factors in leaders’ decisions and the broader aim of uniting world Communist elements. Also, Madison County holds Soap Box Derby inspection day with 75 entrants to ensure rule compliance for next race night. A memorial fund is set up for David Lee Hive to buy library books for the 25th Street School in Edgewood, honoring the reader and promoting his memory.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Qcich
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Yoo
Leon Volkov
Newsweek
Madison County
David Lee Hive
25Th Street School
David
Edgewood School
Anderson Board Appoints Williams and Roby Trustees
The Anderson City Council endorsed Sydney J. Williams and Wilbur Roby for the School Trustees, with Williams a Republican longtime Hook Drug Company manager and Roby a Democratic assistant cashier at Anderson Banking Company. Both replace retiring Republicans Dr. Gordon B. Wilder and Mrs. Fern Canterbury, whose service to the school system is praised as exemplary.
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Anderson
Sydney J. Williams
Wilbur Roby
Williams
Ifelong
Madison County
Hook Drug Company
Willame
Roby
Anderson Bainking Company
Rohy
First Methodist Church
Red Cross
Tle 16A
Gordon B. Wilder
Fern Canterbury
Mrs. Cantersure
Dy. Wilder
Heller study urges state reform for Indiana government
Robert Heller & Associates report proposes consolidating 15 state departments and eliminating the patronage system to streamline operations and cut costs. Lawmakers previously rejected centralization, while patronage remains economically and politically debated as Hoosiers weigh reform's potential impact.
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Robert Heller & Associates
Cleveland
Indiana
Heller
Holler
Craig
Congress spends millions on overseas junkets amid scrutiny
The Washington Merry-Go-Round details costly travel by over 20 senators and congressmen. Taxpayers funded a special Air Force plane for global trips costing 51,000 with 19,300 more in travel expenses plus 300 for a side Indonesian trip. Additional overseas transport bills ranged from 1,850 to 4,367 per couple, totaling tens of thousands across multiple trips, with no full accounting.
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Washington
Congressional Globe
N.Y
Europe
Errell Scheiner
Kans
North Africa
L Mende
Rivers
Itchr Dughter
Peggy
Bill Hess
Ohio
Pan Flood
James Patfessor
Conn
Far East
Glen Teague
Tex
Charles Welzon
Mey
Charles Ualleck
Ind
Ed Miller CR
A. 'Fernos-Isern
Puerto Rico
Ren
James Devereus
Furnpe
Harry Shepard
Cala
Rep
Dan Reed
Washington Pipeline Gov
Len Hall
San Francisco
Siew
Lev
Nasser
Heronie
Shepiluy
Sonsational
Rivasiai
Joh
Shroshcheye
Bulgania
Britain
Senate
Thoray
Tring
Taxpayers’ Exchange
Clem Zablucki
Wisedona
Okla
W. Vad
Ross Advir
Lyeby
Maggienne Ahareh
Wewartel
Phage
Hale Rogge
D. Ta. Marah
Conley
Howry Tale UR
Tow
Atom Sadiak i
Sen
Willis Robertsons
Deport To Texas Threat Faces Man In Capital
Indiana man Edward S Winn faces possible extradition to Dallas after arrest in Indianapolis in 1955 for violation of a pardoned power. His attorney postponed the extradition hearing as a second writ of habeas corpus was filed. The case mirrors a prior petition. Red Wood climb Katmandu Nepal official reports note Soviet mountain team seeking stage rescue from southern approach.
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Indianapolis
Edward S. Winn
Dallas
Thrssay
Hiller
Murdes Winn
Craigts
Hairess Corps
Fonterd
Winn
Katmandu
Nepal
Annees
New Delhi
Andaryan
Intianepolis
Greg Stern
Renearna Bs
Clik Mewsck
Khanangaran
Ginck
Aprénsky
Wangaray
Ical Cinek
Jock World
Garr
Magic Clark
Omeike Moore
Far News
Forbes
Wendy Warren Nans
Paul Harvey
Indiana University
Winnesseé
Bal Horlals
Big Paynif
Roth
Matines
Tr World
Ray Ian
Bob Crosby
Ray Drisht
Tate
Shaw Bai
Muse
Laie
Margie Eos Tollain
Playhouse
Lilie
Markie Chok
Penpor
Hoa
Frank Tage
Bill Tittle
Ty Owell
Thomas
Crossroads
Riley Our Adis Brooks
Eaw
Brook Tim
Tale NeeRger
Dollara
Andy Tone Ranger
Marre Fismer
World News
Lambarday
Caran Shaw
Fk Watertrons
Fk Watertrons Cavalnade
Waller
Barber Prinetine
Mniava
Blewets
Steve Honan
Studi
Wasa Motivnand
Steve
Jitte Shine
aNagit
Sports Tate
Raglan Alackie
Newa
HaDeve
Mayle
Dann Holisavend
Nso
Wola
Holtewoud Machaaig
Fragmentary Verse Fragment in Obscure Print
A clipped, misread OCR piece presents garbled lines about strength, love, and farewell. The text interleaves broken phrases and misspelled words, making named entities and clear events hard to identify. It resembles a sentimental poem or obituary fragment with scattered references to devotion and loss.
Case Records Of A Pryshsiegin And Heart Health Notes
Dr George W Crane reports on OAT obesity alcohol tobacco as threats to heart health and marriage. Case S305 Otis L. aged 47 suffered a recent thrombosis and arterial blockage. he describes a self aided recovery and calls for quick self help during attacks. The piece compares high fat versus low fat diets and promotes a booklet on losing 10 pounds in 10 days.
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Otis L
Crane
Rai
Rotary Club
God
Theoor
Micanal
Tee
Lester M. Alorrison
Los Angeles
Folklore and verse voices from old bridge echoes
Fragmentary poem notes and quotes recount use of fines from poems, a centennial dinner tribute in Chicago for James White and Riley, and a nod to the old Covered Bridge motif. The text blends sketches of poetry lines with stray commentary on life, love, and aging, alongside scattered references to health warnings and moral themes.
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Ralph Vers
the Herald
Chiago
James White
Riley
Anderson Democrat
Jadigna
Byers
Hal
Emile
Personal Health Service pamphlet letters reveal temperance and nutrition themes
A collected note discusses total abstinence pledges from temperance work and a teacher's testimonial, alongside musings on alcohol as a narcotic and nutrition deficiencies. It references Little Lesson 1 and asks readers to send self addressed envelopes for health pamphlets, with Brady responding to inquiries.
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Nulo
Moe
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Op. Crane
Mellot
Ind
Lodvica
Pavelope
Lawyers' Tactics Trigger Hoosier Jury Dismissal
In Indianapolis the trial of Lewis Karlin a 32 year old plumber charged with income tax evasion faced dismissal after federal Judge Cale J. Helder sustained a mistrial motion. Assistant U S Attorney Stephen Leonard argued defense objections created harassment and confusion and the judge said the case seems prepared for a technical appeal rather than trial. Karlin may be tried again this fall for allegedly evading thirteen thousand dollars in income taxes.
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Chicago
Lewis Karlin
Cale J. Helder
Stephen Leonard
Robert J. Downing
Edward Strohl
Ph IL
Karlin
Iribsi
San
YMCA Launches Today with Family Swim and Events
Community schedule lists demonstrations and activities at the YMCA including family swims, education programs, and youth sports. The day features a 1:00 p.m. start with a focus on girls teams, swimming events, and preventive health talks.
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CI Business Education IC
C. Pine
Herald delivery notice for subscribers and carriers
A Herald subscriber who misses a daily copy should call 3-S371 before 9.4 Mo to arrange replacement by special messenger after 2A.M. If a carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, go to the nearest seller to obtain a complaint copy at no charge.
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