Anderson Electric System Progress Seen In City Plan
City officials and representatives of Indiana and Michigan Electric met to review Anderson’s municipal electric plant rehabilitation and future expansions. The forward plan, begun three years ago with the Chamber of Commerce, aims to upgrade distribution, add substations, and avoid new bonds or taxes while improving service. Election in November will gauge public support for continued Wright administration progress.
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Toll Road Route Now Favored East of Indianapolis
Indiana boards approve 265000 to complete a final survey for the north south toll road linking the Calumet region to east of Indianapolis. The Anderson Chamber and local agencies pushed the east route as more economical. Survey to finish this fall. bond sales await before construction possibly next spring. The east route would place the road within 10 to 15 miles of Anderson, near the Madison Hamilton line, offering a fast path to Chicago and a future Cincinnati link, with long term regional benefits.
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Madison County Tax Adjustment Board appoints 6 members
The Tax Adjustment Board for Madison County is set to appoint six members including Randall, Newborn, Wisner, and Webb with judicial appointees guiding the panel. Mayor Weight will serve as city representative, with two additional members from the Anderson Board of School Trustees and the Madison County Canon. The board will study budgets and aim to reduce tax burdens in September.
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Summit conferees rewrite history at Geneva talks
The Washington Merry-Go-Round laments Geneva talks as a bid to undo a decade of policy. It cites Eisenhower era plans to split Germany, fear of a revived German power, and warns focus on Germany distracts from China and Korea threats. It highlights Adenauer as a stabilizing ally amid a shifting European backdrop and questions Western strategy.
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Folklore Echoes Across Cabinet Talks and a Flying Bull
An examination of recurring stories across items shows a tale of a Shah ruled Middle East quarry and a bishop debating how to save heads by teaching a bull to fly. The piece ties these fables to Cold War figures like Eisenhower and Dulles, noting Germany's postwar debate on militarism and contrasting visions of leadership, fate, and income.
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Five Ages In Psychology and the Five Selves Concept
Lorna V aged 20 asks which of the five ages most predicts divorce risk as she plans marriage. The article explains five ages used in psychology: chrono logical, physical, mental, emotional, and social maturity, urging readers to assess whether their five selves are balanced or stunted.
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International budget controls urged at Geneva
News analysis discusses calls for international inspection of military production budgets, noting Western skepticism and the difficulty of comparing ruble and Western currencies. It also covers a rambling section on psychology and emotional maturity in marriages, with a promotion for Dr. Crane's rating scale and paid psychological charts.
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Talks Dropped At Studebaker Plant In South Bend
Local 5 CIO United Auto Workers said Studebaker-Packard Corp broke off negotiations over seniority rights until the plant resumes operating. The fourth straight shutdown followed a walkout by nearly 100 workers on the final assembly line, idling the plant as talks failed and workers urged a return to work. Police and court notes include a 1025 year term for Mrs Betty Davidson in armed robbery cases and a sequence of minor incidents involving individuals tied to separate crimes.
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Women vote for first time in nationwide 2020 election
Washington reports that all women in the United States gained the right to vote in a national election for the first time in 2020. The development marks a historic milestone in suffrage and expands voting rights across states.
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Allergy and Air Conditioning Mystery in Health Letter
A 1955 health letter reports a case of extreme allergy to air conditioning. A woman claims hay fever or asthma only occurs in conditioned spaces, while noting relief in unconditioned environments. The author discusses diagnosis, possible plant or irritant causes, and urges careful observation of habits and surroundings.
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Era Of Talks Believed Aim Of Russians
The piece discusses Soviet Premier Bulganin's diplomacy and Western reaction. It weighs whether renewed talks aim to ease Cold War tensions while delaying contentious issues such as German reunification and global disarmament. The analysis notes Moscow's apparent maneuvering space and the strain of Soviet economic demands on civilian life.
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Jilted Suitor Ends Picketing in London District
A jilted suitor, chased by cheering neighbors, ends his walkathon outside Sally's house after a week of protest. Sally Willingtale and her family offered no clear talk, while the man left quietly.
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Justice Faces Charge In Auto Towing Case
Lawrenceburg judge set bond at $1000 for Charles Matthews of Aurora who pleaded innocent to vehicle taking after allegedly having a stranded Kentucky man’s auto towed to Matthews’ home. Willard Briley of Bedford filed the affidavit and said the car was towed from U.S. 50 near Aurora.
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Judge Seeks to Bar Traffic Cases From Justices of the Peace
In South Bend Indiana Judge J Eimer Pesk approved a petition to establish magistrate courts to handle traffic cases. The plan would replace justices of the peace who now earn fees from convictions with flat salaries for magistrates, citing a Supreme Court ruling that a court’s financial interest makes it a partial tribunal. The Saint Joseph County Bar Association submitted the petition under a 3809 legal provision allowing 40 county freeholders to petition for magistrate courts. Other counties may follow the same procedure.
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Robeson Granted Canada Trip Passport Stirs Debate
Paul Robeson won permission to travel to Canada for a potential Vancouver concert while the State Department keeps a ban on travel elsewhere in the world. He must prove non subversive character to authorities and has refused to sign an affidavit denying Communist Party past membership. Canadian officials declined comment on whether they will admit him.
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