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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1957
Page
4
The article outlines 14 industrial attractors including labor supply, transportation, plant sites, taxes, streets, schools, housing, hospitals, protection, recreation, churches, government, local support, and utilities. It endorses Anderson’s improving posture on water and argues local unity and growth history support potential for future industry.
Clyde R a chemist joins the Compliment Club to give three honest compliments daily for 30 days. He discovers paying compliments shifts his negative outlook, reduces brusqueness at work, and yields social dividends, including an emotional response from a retiring employee who thanks him for a petty but meaningful praise.
Dr George W Crane inspired a 30 day test of daily praise in a factory. workers report a positive outlook, greater kindness, and happier conditions. The program spreads via a booklet offered for 20 cents, suitable for churches and youth groups to promote the Golden Rule through verbal bouquets.
Mrs Yankee Wiseacre recalls her son suffering bellyache misattributing pain to the right side while magnesia was given. A doctor explains that initial pain often begins in the middle and can move to the lower right quadrant and warns against laxatives.
The piece retells folk tales about falling from height and the optimistic refrain all right so far. It notes medical doubt in past centuries and modern evidence that death comes from hitting the ground. It links fear of falling to folk narratives and psychology studies.
Madison County Coroner Fred Hiday says Harry Ganger 50 of Elkhart died from pulmonary edema due to shock and injuries after contacting a 12 000 volt wire at the I and M Sub station in Alexandria. He died Thursday at St. John's Hospital, survived by his widow and six children.
Instructions to readers mail Dr Crane Mellor Indiana with stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs for personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
Leonard Wibberley turns Mars tale into a farce as a Yorkshire man armed with a dream lands on a Nevada Indian reservation. A big device, a press splash, and a disarmament gathering follow with a hopeful, improbable fantasy ending. The review praises the author’s knack for pleasure and concludes with the village’s full ceremonial name.
A House Ways and Means subcommittee overrode administration opposition and approved a bill to cut the federal sales tax on cabaret tabs. The panel also voted to repeal the 10 percent retail tax on Sen Sen a product intended to eliminate offensive mouth odors. Treasury officials opposed reducing the cabaret tax from 20 to 10 percent, arguing it needs the $43 million in revenue.
At a White House strategy session President Eisenhower and Senate GOP leaders debated a possible long civil rights filibuster and a compromise to place the bill on the calendar next January. Knowland warned of shelving other programs if the filibuster dragged on.
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson predicts that actual cash for foreign aid will be substantially below the final authorization. The House Rules Committee moves to debate a scaled-down 3.24 billion dollar aid bill as Congress faces a gap between House and Senate totals and a follow-up bill to fund the program.
Two Parkview Memorial Hospital nurses wake to a prowler snipping at their night clothes in the nurses' home. One victim reports the intruder clapped a cloth over her mouth before fleeing after she screamed. The other victim finds her pajama bottoms and a panties damaged.
Text previews Exodus 18 with Jethro advising Moses on court holding and reporting to improve process. The lesson shows even great leaders can learn a better method by saving time and removing obstacles. Julien C Hyer presents International Sunday School Lesson text for tomorrow.
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