Curb and sidewalk plan eyed for East 18th Street route
Editorial notes the City Board of Public Works discussed installing curbs and sidewalks on East 18th Street from Ohio Avenue to Indiana 109 amid highway detour hazards. Highlights county health drive with mobile X ray unit July 26 to 30, and ongoing Madison County Tuberculosis Association fund efforts plus Anderson College Library Fund drive aiming for 250000. Also reports Eisenhower urging a vigorous national highway program and need for serious study.
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Board of Public Works
East 18Th Street
Ohio Avenue
Ind
Ind. 109
Hugl 18Th Street
Anderson
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Madison County
Governors’ Confermnes
Eisenhower
United States
More Funds Sought to Repair Madison County Roads
Madison County commissioners study Indiana Association of County Commissioners report urging the 1959 General Assembly to raise state gasoline tax by a half cent and create a truck use tax. Aimed at freeing $723,643 for 1,278 miles of roads, officials note long underfunding and call for tax or reallocation of state revenues to aid counties.
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Madison County Commissioners
Indiana Association of County Commissioners
Association of County Commissioners
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana
Commissioners
Madison County
General Assembly
County Council
Subisidies Skew: Farmers vs Big Business in Budget Debate
Drew Pearson highlights the U S budget's hidden subsidies favoring business over farmers. He cites figures showing business subsidies dwarf farm aid, with tax write offs and government supports reaching into steel, utilities, shipping, and airlines. The piece notes lobbying and policy shifts under Truman and Eisenhower, and argues farmers face slower depreciation benefits while big firms gain windfalls through federal favoritism.
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Washington
United States
Congress
New York
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
Humphrey
M.A. Hann Company
Gang F
USA
Krgesevd
Utah
U.S. Steel
George
Gotdustry
Eisenhower
Hannas
Midher Actor Coal and Ore Co
Sidiacles
Minnessin
Oreston
Truman
Timdrev
Fem
United States Lines
Grace Linex
Moore, McCormick
U. S
W. S. Hudnet
Military Academy Commander Will Assume New Post
General John Michaelis, commander of cadets at West Point, will leave for a new assignment in Europe in August. He will join Allied Headquarters in Naples, Italy, and Brigadier General Edwin J. Messlater, now with the 24th Infantry Division in Korea, will replace him at West Point.
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Orig
John IT. Michaels
U. S. Military Academy
Europe
Army
Michaelis
Allied
Naples
Italy
West Point
Edwin J. Messlater
Cor Ander
24Th Infamry
Korea
Greeees
The Worry Clinic Case Record on Hypochondria
A case study from Dr. Crane discusses Arnold D. a department store executive who fixates on health, worrying about gall stones and heart trouble. It urges positive thinking, medical checks, and dismisses excessive health fears as hypochondria. Aimed at general readers, the piece advises seasonal optimism and routine health checks.
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Crane
Arnold
Indochina War shifts with Paris talks and Dulles stance
AP analysis argues Dulles has effectively kept the United States on the sidelines in Indochina, as the Paris conference with Eden and Mendès France clarifies Western positions. A Geneva-type settlement remains France versus the Communists, with Washington offering moral support but no primary responsibility. If France yields to harsh Communist demands, Asia could face a creeping encirclement, posing broader U.S. restraint risks.
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William L. Ryan
Dulles
United States
Paris
Eden
Mendese
France
Geneva
Waller Bedell Smith
Indochina
Asia
Cecil Myers Host JOB Club Dinner at Mt Gilead
Mr and Mrs Cecil Myers hosted the JOB Club at their Mt Gilead home with a covered dish dinner served by a list of attendees including Mes James Wart Tacos Anerson Harvey Bare celt Clarence Rogers Ward Cal Mins Thelma Adams Ollie Hendricks Pendleton Columbus and others. A large social gathering followed with several families and guests from Anderson Indianapolis and nearby areas attending and sharing news of visits and travels.
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MT. Gilead
Cecil Myers
JOB Club
Mes James Wart
Anerson
Harvey Barecelt
Clarence Rogers
Ward Cal Mins
Thelma Adams
Pendleton
Ollie Hendricks
Columbus
Raymond Dickey
James Main
Aug!ters
Anderson
James Brunson
Courtney Miller
Folly
Cicera
Hayton Birhymer
Dennis
Frank Phonis
Alwond
Jack Jackson
Pir
Mes
Oran Jackson
Indianapolis
Polio survivor graduates while serving at hospital switchboard
Ella Camille Caflero of Miami moves only in a wheelchair after polio. She has been a patient at Variety Children’s Hospital for four years and works as a switchboard operator while completing high school. She earned her diploma at the end of the last school year.
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Miami
Fla
Ella Camille Caflero
Variety Children’s Hospital
Finr
Folklore Fragments Highlight City Hearings and a Tennessee Visitor
Two folklore tales echo a busy city scene. A mysterious visitor to the Mouse Office Building claims to back revenue men, while Charles Brownson faces a university professor at a subcommittee hearing on government streaming and economy.
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Mdiana Joangressinga
John V. Beamer
Thhe Pith
Charles 8
Brownson
Marion County
Beamer
Caniel
Tennessee
Daimes K. Pollack
University of Michigan
Towns x
Medical opinion on general practice and specialization
William Brady M D discusses medical education reform urging admission to medical school after high school and graduation as Doctors of Medicine after five years in general practice with postgraduate training for specialization. He argues for general practitioners and criticizes current trend toward specialists, noting California clinics offering free examinations for medical students and a letters column on health. Traffic deaths in Indianapolis drop 27 percent through Sunday with 114 city and 413 rural deaths to date.
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Toor
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Paradise
Iick
Ski Njck
Genera
Y. W
Special Jam
Jeasy
Essy
Alxiut
Ki-Nick Rackjeteer
California
Bestore
Indianapolis
Special Herald Delivery Assurance For Missed Sunday Copy
A subscriber who misses a daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 AM and a special messenger will deliver a copy after 9 AM. If Sunday delivery fails, visit any Herald seller, file a complaint, and a free replacement will be provided.
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