Indiana Farm Group Opposes Government Farm Programs
An editorial lauds the Independent Farmers of Indiana for their stand against all government farm programs, especially the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act, outlining eight aims from opposing subsidies to budget balance and anti-entangling alliances. It recalls Concord and notes civic action in Anderson’s speed limit and Eisenhower’s candidacy, then highlights Gov Craig's traffic safety study with calls for driver re examinations, training, stricter penalties, inspections, and a stronger state police to improve Indiana road safety.
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Independent Farmers of Indiana
United States
Concord
Indiana Farmers Guide
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Anderson
Backchannel German Property Bill Faces Senate Risk
A behind the scenes push to move a German property return bill from the Senate Judiciary Committee to the consent calendar risks a half billion dollar giveaway to German cartels aided by U.S. firms and individuals. The piece argues private American groups should lead aid to Poland and East Berlin, contrasting past government efforts with grassroots action and balloon drops as a gesture of anti-Communist support.
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Folklore and a Ditsy Traffic Tale From East Paterson
A motorist in East Paterson claimed a traffic stop was to protect his son's appetite. He cut through a candy store parking lot to reach ice cream before dinner, saying it was to avoid spoiling his boy’s petite size. The case was dismissed.
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Dr Milo and the stubborn cost of grown up vanity
A case study portraits Dr Milo, Chicago physician, accused of juvenile ego showmanship despite success. It argues childhood conditioning shapes adult behavior and religious zealots cling to bias. The piece urges empathy and emotional growth through self view and imaginative understanding.
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Herald Subscriber Help Line and Re-delivery Policy
A notice instructs subscribers who miss their daily Herald to call 3537 before 9 A.M. for a special re-delivery, and if Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest Herald office to file a complaint and receive a free replacement copy.
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Rural Egypt's Poverty and Disease Spotlighted in Cairo Report
A Cairo report details extreme rural poverty, illiteracy, and disease after the 1952 revolution. It cites half of Egypt’s million villagers illiterate, laborers paid cents daily, widespread illness from water pollution, and daily life near the Nile with polluted irrigation canals.
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Egypt
Farouk
Alexandria
Nile Delta
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Nile
Egypts Water Drive Accelerates Under Nasser Regime
The piece traces Egypts national potable water plan from 1937 fiats to 1959 targets, noting 36 percent completion after 1952 coup and 50 percent now under Nasser. It cites cost around 100 million dollars, 4200 villages, 2500 with plan, and cholera contrast, urging sanitation alongside water access. It also mentions a 1959 completion aim and a related Indiana University conference on property taxes.
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Nasser
Cairo
Notable Health Scribe Reflections On Severe Abdominal Ailments
Fragmented notes recount prolonged abdomen pain and suspected conditions such as diverticulitis and duodenal ulcer. The writer lists a sequence of serious illnesses including pancreatic head cancer and hydronephrosis, then dismisses an angina remark as unfounded.
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Hadie
Health notes on pain remedies and neutralism debate
Interpreting the News discusses personal experiences with pain relief and cautions against overuse of analgesics. It then surveys U S policymakers on neutralism, Eisenhower and Dulles positions, and India relations, noting shifts toward collective security as the path for the free world.
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Nisan
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India
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United States
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