First Steps in Attracting New Industry for Anderson
The piece outlines four key steps for communities pursuing industrial growth. It highlights forming a strong industrial committee, assessing local strengths, producing an accessible brochure, and applying persistent salesmanship. It notes efforts by regional utilities and railroads to assist such campaigns and commends Anderson Chamber of Commerce for renewed interest.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Gas and Electric Company
Indiana-Michigan Company
New York Central
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Madison County Civil Defense drills show enhanced readiness
Madison County civil defense volunteers concluded the weekend test proved they can deliver relief to adjacent counties without undermining their own capacity. The exercise highlighted a coordinated emergency response to refugee flow and rapid restoration needs, earning praise for a large, efficient Indiana program.
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Muncie
Indiana
Chiang Kai-shek Reflects on Communism and China’s Struggle
A book review summarizing Chiang Kai-shek’s 70th year reflections in Soviet Russia in China. He critiques Soviet aims, notes Kuomintang faults, and urges vigilance against communism while warning neutralists of hidden aims. A Goshen, Indiana item follows about a boy crushed.
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Harold Evans Dies Under Father's Truck in Tragic Sunday Accident
A man named Harold Evans was killed when his father's truck rolled onto him on Sunday. Authorities investigated the scene and reported the fatal mishap remains under review.
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Take Time to Live and Grow Daily
A reflective verse by Julien C. Hyer urges balance in life. It blends biblical cadence with practical counsel to work, study, love, rest, dream, and laugh, stressing measured living and self control.
Janet’s Dilemma and the Nagging Sweethearts
A psychologist explains that some engaged women seek dominance over their partners. Janet, engaged to Jerry, provokes him to prove masculine control, reflecting a broader pattern of feminine masochism and desire for bossy, dominant men as a corrective to perceived effeminacy.
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Tranquilizers and household life in American homes
Dr Brady addresses tranquilizers as a response to urban stress and restless modern living. He cautions lay usage, contrasts pills with music and craft, and notes LilIy & Co profits while inviting readers to write for personal health guidance.
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Inflation debate crosses nations in postwar era
The article surveys inflation and wage pressures in the United States Britain France and Latin America noting how wage raises spur cost of living and how governments use controls quotas and taxation. It highlights how currencies and exports affect domestic inflation and stresses the global interdependence of stability.
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Imaginary 1965 Headlines Show A Humorous Slice
A collection uses witty, sharp lines about Hoover, France, and budgets to lampoon times. Jokes cover reorganization urges, tax policy waits on a balanced budget, tolls set records, and odd hospital humor. The piece reflects era anxieties with light satire.
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Congressmen pave sway for utility lobby on highway program
Washington report details how three Republicans Ex Congressmen Dondero Gordon Scherer and Harry McGregor facilitated utility company access rights as states decide on moving poles pipes and conduits for widening the federal highway system. The piece notes opposition from Democrats Jack Dempsey Robert Jones Brady Gentry and mentions AT&T lobby activity and the Bureau of Public Roads finding 38 legislatures considering or passing measures to pay utilities. It also touches on Treasury and Benson administration aides and other unrelated cabinet-level anecdotes.
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The Forked Tongue as a News Gatherer in Nature
The piece explains the forked tongue of serpents as an organ of feeling and smell. It notes the tongue tests air, gathers news from surroundings, and that other animals also use forked tongues or tongue-like structures to sense the environment.
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