Small business gains contrasted with campaign gripes
The editorial argues contrasts on small business health under the Eisenhower era citing Commerce data on 1955 business counts, new incorporations, and failures. It notes the Small Business Administration loans and defense orders while criticizing partisan attacks ahead of the 1956 campaign. It also profiles Indiana golfer Joe Campbell and honors Judge Charles E. Smith for public service in Madison County.
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Washington policy gridlock on steel strike confuses leaders
The piece reports conflicting White House and cabinet views on preventing a steel strike and the administration’s limited intervention. It notes Mitchell’s stance, the Federal Mediation Service’s actions, and comments from Treasury Secretary Humphrey amid industry concerns. Additional items touch Syria’s ambassador pressure and Democratic and Republican maneuvering ahead of conventions.
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Husband Faces Slaying Charge in New Albany Case
Thomas A. Rowe, 95, New Albany, charged with murder in the death of his wife Rameo, 19, after police say he struck her during a Saturday religious dispute. She died from a fractured skull. an inquest was set. The body was found Sunday in bed at her parents’ home.
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Channel Chuckles features Bil Keane on a judged life
A reflective piece recalls Judge Smith who spent a career guiding many, becoming an institution for diverse communities. His death prompts Madison County readers to honor his contributions and keeping his memory alive in local civic life.
Worry Climter case record on college leaders and endowments
A historical case fragment discusses how college presidents like Charles see solvency, endowments and taxation draining gifts while small colleges are vital to America, referencing Dr Deane and a North Central Association meeting. It notes college insurance salesmen promoting policies for future university funding and warns of coercive practices.
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Folklore Snippets and College Funding Rethink
Disjointed folklore lines hint at social mores and a chaotic note about education funding. The text discusses tuition reliance, student to faculty ratios, and potential salary boosts as a remedy for college financial strain. It references Indiana college woes and Chicago school ratios.
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Controversy Over Tonsil Removal Methods Sparks Medical Debate
Dr. William Brady argues against electrocoagulation diathermy as a tonsil removal method and defends traditional tonsillectomy. He cites pathology knowledge, warns of malpractice, and urges cautious patient guidance while offering to answer letters.
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Nehru faces Western criticism over neutrality stance
In Bonn and Hamburg remarks, Nehru hints at Western influence and noninterference while denying Eastern European domination by Russia. The piece notes Western colonial policies and Russia's recent moves, with Nehru's stance unclear and possibly diplomatic. The text also mentions Howard Reed, 46, killed by a train in Princeton, Indiana.
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