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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
2
Anderson's ninth graders complete the Mooney Problem Checklist a 330 item survey on worries from health and money to relationships and death prompting debate on whether counseling has become an end in itself. Educators note counselors teachers deans and principals devote substantial time to guiding and profiling student issues.
The Republican Central Committee nominated Fred Cook of Richland Township after six ballots. A two term Richland trustee, current Madison Circuit Court bailiff, and hospital development director, Cook succeeds the late Walter Hays.
The Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation reports pledges and contributions totaling 2,759,436.25 toward a 3 million campaign. Despite a regional recession, the effort has surpassed similar local drives, with a remaining gap of about a quarter million and major gifts already in hand. The campaign’s backers remain confident of eventual completion.
A collection of rhymes and proverbs noted by William Wade. It includes a lament about children growing up and dying, a cautionary tale about emulation and rising early, and a sly American saying on gender equality.
Walter Lippmann argues American inattention to Canada risks estranging a vital partner. He urges a permanent joint two nation institution with a shared secretariat to report complaints, advise, and propose solutions to bridge gaps in trade, policy, and culture.
A Chicago era column presents Dr George W Crane arguing that some women adopt masculine traits to attract men. He warns that harsh language cigars and liquor ruin femininity and that men prefer a traditionally feminine partner. Readers are invited to request his 200 point Tests for Sweethearts.
A concerned father recounts his seven hours by his wife in labor, then being ordered out in the final thirty minutes. He urges new fathers to stand on dignity, wear masks when asked, and insist on shared presence, noting doctors and nurses vary in how they handle paternity in the delivery room. The column touts a maternity guidance booklet for expectant fathers and cites Dr Brady's health service. Indianapolis and Beverly Hills notes conclude with a charter fact about the American Legion.
In the Rosewood Addition near W 18th Street and Indiana 32 residents report persistent speeders despite 20 mph signs and a children at play warning. Deputies told residents to request signs from the Board of County Commissioners and promised enforcement after installation. Meanwhile Anderson’s City Garden volunteers nurture plots on Moss Island Road producing fresh produce despite rain and floods as traffic issues persist on Main and Meridian with trucks occupying lanes. Occasional complaints note police cars parking in no parking or metered zones, prompting concern over proper curb use.
Graduate students attend an intensive two week education work program conducted by the college staff and visiting authorities. Downtown traffic remains a problem on rush days as Anderson parish residents register complaints about parking and congestion.
A religious meditative excerpt attributed to JULIEN C HYER discusses timing in divine plan. It cites keros meaning God’s time and urges patience, prayer, and trust that God determines when events unfold, with the line who waits for Him has no regret.
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