Four years later what happened to Anderson pools
In 1955 Mayor Noland C. Wright pledged to build up to five new swimming and wading pools funded by state alcoholic beverage taxes. Since then the Ferguson administration has received about $200,000 in gallonage taxes annually but has not allocated funds to recreation. Citizens question where the rebates have gone and accuse the city of failing to pursue a planned, supervised pool program for Shadyside Riley Fairview Wantvale and Meadowbrook Parks.
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Anderson
Noland C. Wright
Wright
Iis
Ferguson
Shadyside
Riley
Fairview
Wantvale
Meadowbrook
Ander+sonian
Challenge to the OAS Prompts possible special meeting over Dominican Republic crisis
The piece argues the Organization of American States may convene to avert a cross border clash within the Americas. It notes Cuba and Venezuela allied regimes threaten Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo, with the United States wary of direct involvement. It suggests Latin American unity, not US intervention, is key to preventing war.
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Organization of American States
New World Republica
OAS
Americas
Dominican
Rafael Trujillo
America
New World
Fideli Cantea
Cuba
Venezuela
United
Chillengea
Anderson Growth Fueled by Downtown Construction Boom
In Anderson a burst of building activity signals a community moving forward. New Town Motel on Main Street, Anderson YMCA site at Lith and Chase, and a major addition to the Anderson Newspapers building drive optimism. Nearby projects include Hoyle Wright Company expansion, Ring’s CaSe-litling, and growth at Citizens Banking, with broader improvements expected in coming months.
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New Town
Main Street
Anderson Ymca
Lith and Chase
Anderson Newspapers
Hoyle Wright Company Alore
Lanner
Ring's
1Th
Meridian
Citizens Banking Company
Faulkner Pioneer of Anderson Community Remembered
Harold Pete Faulkner 1905 1959 longtime Delon Remy Division veteran and Anderson citizen. He began with General Motors and later served in production central, renowned for community service and musical talent. His death cut short a life of civic duty and industry.
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Fuweral
Marah
Pete) Mautner
Delon-Remy
Anderson Arena
Bich
Faulkner
General Motors
Xaparvisin
Centralion Department
Retired Lawman Maps Family Tales On TV Show
A grandfather recalls past adventures to his grandson on a TV program. He discusses arresting an armed killer and notes changes in how stories unfold over time. The elder reflects on memory, aging, and differences between then and now.
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Qi TV
Unclear fragmentary report on steam engine accident and family incident
An obscured OCR passage mentions a steam engine incident and a related family tragedy in France. It references a boiler valve failure during a workshop or boiler work, a stabbing at DeLee, and a physician note about a distant relative, with names and exact details unreadable.
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Prencaman Ples
Nists
Evrequx
France
Bernard Eration
Y Maillard
DeLee
Weil
Case Records of a Psychologist Advice Column
A psychologist recounts a patient terrified of public speaking and social fears. He discusses common insecurities such as body hair or facial features, urging readers to name their bugaboos and confront them as the first step in modern psychiatry. A booklet offer and contact details follow for further help.
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Drummond
Castro
Pation
Eisenhower
Amer
Castro regime collapses shadowed by Cuban upheaval
Washington observers assess Fidel Castro's rise and the uncertain future of Batista era stability. United States officials weigh the risk of upheaval in Cuba as Castro's movement grows, with policymakers wary of predicting the regime's fate.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Btsles
Mossnerionis Welcomms
Batista
Vison
Pro Cuba Crisis Reflections And U S Policy Voices
Analyzed editorial notes in a Corpus of opinions from Indianapolis discussing Cuba under Castro, U S concerns over economics and democracy, with references to Havana leadership, communism fears, and Western responses. It cites officials, doctors, and political actors, and critiques U S policy approaches amid regional tensions.
Red Plane Stuns Princess Margaret On London Runway
A bright red plane expected to carry Princess Margaret to Belfast drew attention at a London airport as she lowered her sunglasses to inspect the craft. The event sparked questions about calibration of calcium in health notes and a flood of correspondence to Dr. Brady. News items also mention U.S. and Latin American political tensions and a newly opened Mexican TV station halted for lack of documents, prompting resident protests over set ownership.
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London
Margaret
Belfast
Marga
Mexican TV
Menicq City
Aguascalientes
Merlo
Doctors Warn WHO Stats On Maternal Deaths Interpreted
Bonn Germany Dr HO Kleine leads critique of World Health Organization figures showing high maternal death rates in Germany and other Western nations. Cites survey from a United Nations body and argues cross country comparisons are flawed due to inconsistent statistics and centralized data methods.
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Germany
HO. Kleine
Ludwigshaven
Iwho
France
United States
They World Health Organization
AWHO
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Corman Medical
WTO
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Kleine
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Sweden
Kieine
Gersimany
Naval tales and medical stats mix in partial WWI scraps
Fragmentary naval references from World War I era note actions near Falkland Islands and Dalmatian Coast, with Captain James D. Bullard cited. A long analysis by Professor Kleine examines Germany’s high maternal death rate, abortion links, and postwar medical conditions, contrasting with the United States and other Western nations.
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Falkland Islands
Hartke Pushes Huntington Reservoir Plan For Flood Control
Indiana flood control projects are highlighted in a Washington report praising Hartke's leadership. The Huntington reservoir proposal is listed among eight major plans, with about 23 000 dollars sought for planning. The piece notes Hartke's role in rallying the delegation and Congress over years. It also mentions FBI Director Hoover warning of domestic and foreign attacks on constitutional safeguards and court decisions raising double jeopardy issues.
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Hartke
Sensie Appropriations Committee
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Huntington
Upper
Wabash Valley
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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