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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1956

Page

18

Middletown appoints new school leaders in district upgrade

The Middletown Fall Creek Township School Corporation names M. Butler Crawford as superintendent and Willard Hanshew as principal of Middletown High School. Crawford succeeds the late Harry Neimyer. Hanshew replaces Crawford as high school principal. Both are described as well equipped to guide the growing district.

Middletown M. Butler Crawford Middletown-Fall Creek Township Willard Hanshew Western High School Kokomo Middletown High School Crawford Harry Neimyer Hanshew Middletown-Fall Creek

Americans still accept highway deaths as holiday toll

An editorial contrasts the Grand Canyon air disaster with Fourth of July traffic tolls noting about 128 fatalities in both events and arguing Americans tolerate holiday highway deaths while urging safer behavior and stricter safeguards to reduce casualties.

Andersonians Grand Canyon National Safety Council Council

Water Program Advances in Anderson Water System Expansion

Engineers from Charles W. Cole & Son of South Bend map the early stages of a $3 million water supply expansion for Anderson. The project, conceived under Mayor G. Lester McDonald and approved under Mayor Noland C. Wright, faced delays due to political opposition but is now moving toward delivery of steady water to every home.

Anderson Charles W. Cole & Son South Bend G. Lester McDonald

Pearson's Open Hearing Highlights Press in Foreign Affairs Panel

In a rare closed session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee the discussion turns to inviting columnists, including Drew Pearson, to testify on foreign affairs. Rep. Hays touts Pearsons insight, while Rep. Judd calls Pearson a skunk amid debate over press influence.

Drew Pearson Judd Pearson Gop Ilets Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Congress Wayne Hays Ohio Hays Walter Lippmann Walter Judd R Minn Harry Truman Doc

Pay Increase Sought for Indiana Road Engineers

Indiana State Highway Commission proposes an average $75 monthly raise for state highway engineers to curb resignations and meet rising construction from increased federal aid. A Budget Committee decision is expected in August. 352 current engineers plus about 200 more needed.

Indianapolisp State Highway Commission State Budget Committee Laurence D. Baker Kendallville Virgil Smith Highway Commission Department Carl Vogelgesang Vogelgesang Commission

Hebrews lesson cites Christ as culmination of Jewish heroes

The text notes a letter urging Jews to see in Christ the fulfillment of their nation’s heroes and the superior covenant through Jesus. It references angels, Joshua, Moses, and praises his death blood and deeds as superseding the old order.

Angels Joshua Moses Christ Son of God

Otis L. Faces Heart Attack After Lifestyle Review

Dr George W Crane recounts Otis L a 47 year old heart attack patient who survived by deep breathing during coronary thrombosis. Otis describes quitting alcohol and tobacco and losing 15 pounds while committing to a healthier life under spiritual guidance and dieting. He asks how long he might live, and Crane compares it to Hezekiahs reprieve and notes gods blood pressure benefits.

Otis L Hezekiah Otis God God Almighty

Folklore to modern terms from technocracy era

Rewritten precepts trace how technology reshapes view of life over 150 years. Examples translate old sayings into contemporary terms from illness to industry, plus quotes attributed to leaders and a quip about aging and health.

Hospital Births and Identity Risks in 19th Century Nurseries

The piece argues hospital births risk misidentification as newborns are shown in nursery windows. It advocates recording footprints and fingerprints on birth certificates and promoting rooming-in to keep babies with mothers, noting home birth as safer. It includes a reader's letter from Mrs. G B Y.

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A medical writer warns that obesity alcohol and tobacco depress sexual desire and potency. He links heavy drinking to impotence and tobacco to reduced appetite and sex drive, urging readers to quit with a how to break the tobacco and liquor habits booklet. He cites patients like Otis and offers consultations from Dr. Crane Mellor in Indiana.

Otis

Communists in Global Crisis and Personal Birth Notes

International and domestic communist factions appear unstable amid leadership shifts in Moscow and Rome. The UN disarmament stance echoes Stalin era lines. A personal health column recalls childbirth experiences and prenatal guidance from Dr. Brady at Beverly Hills, with reader letters on labor and parenting.

Dr. Brady William Brady el Camino Beverly Hills Calif

Safety studies link high fatal accident rate to law violations

Chicago reports that in 70 percent of fatal crashes one or both drivers violated safety laws. Studies highlight the role of speeding, red light violations, and improper lane changes in deadly outcomes.

Chicago

Health board cites Indianapolis toll at 17 with two new cases

The State Board of Health said Indianapolis total reached 17 with two new cases last week. The figure is the lowest in six years and compared with 30 at this time last year. No deaths had been reported by July 1 for the first time in six years.

Eisenhower R. B. McLeaish Farmers Home Ike McLeaish St. Louis Shivers Texas Benson Arens Arthur Miller Marilyn Monroe Miller State Theater of Generalissimo Franco Spain France United States Moscow Italy Palmiro Togliatti Khrushchev & Co Russia Stalin United Nations Molotov Vishinsky Gromyko Poland Supreme Soviet Indianapolis State Board of Health

Herald Delivery Assurance and Missed Copy Policy

A reader who misses a daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 A.M. to have a copy sent after 9 A.M. by messenger. If a Sunday delivery fails, visit a local seller, file a complaint, and a free replacement copy will be provided.

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