A Feud Over United Fund Health Campaigns
Anderson philanthropy leaders weigh a true United Fund against many independent health campaigns. National groups like the American Heart Association and American Cancer Society resist merging their appeals, arguing education and visibility would suffer. Pittsburgh tests a health research foundation as a fund beneficiary, risking lower appeal for broad disease campaigns and impacting 1,108 United Funds and 1,000 Community Chests nationwide, including Anderson's future fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
United Fund
American Heart Association
American Cancer Society
Heart Association
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation
Pittsburgh
Health Research and Services Foundation
The
Cancer Society
Health Research and Services Fund
United
Footnote to Lebanon reflects on US Lebanon mission
The American people share the hope that military forces can be withdrawn from Lebanon as soon as safety allows. They note the operation’s speed and efficiency, the shock of Iraq’s fall, and contrast it with World War II unpreparedness. The piece prays the military stays prepared but hopes for no repeat of past delays.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Iraq
Free World
United States
Marine Corps
Indiana
Britain
U.N
Ars
New York
Iechev
New Orleans
Ohio
Cor
Miller
Navy
Funeral services mark end of Frank M. Hundley career
Summitville mourns Frank M. Hundley native, bank president, and longtime community leader. At death weekend he led Summitville Bank and Trust Company and Twin City State Bank of Gas City, chaired Midwest Food Products board, and influenced local business, Lions Club, and Methodist Church. Condolences offered to those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Frank M. Hundley
Hundley
Summitville Bank and Trust Company
Twin City State Bank
Gas City
Midwest Food Products, Inc
Fowlerton
Curtis C. McGuire 1873 1958 Tribute at Funeral Services
Curtis C. McGuire longtime Anderson resident and former president of Indiana Silo Company Plant is remembered for his business leadership, community service, and fellowship in the Masonic Lodge. Born in Middletown he moved to Anderson in 1882 and contributed to local industry and civic life for over 75 years. His family devotion, reliability, and broad circle of friends are noted as his lasting legacy.
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Curtis C. McGuire
Anderson
Middletown
Mr. McGuire
Indiana Silo Company
McGuire
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Soviet Union plays peacemaker role in Middle East tension
The piece surveys Khrushchev's push for a top level conference on the Middle East and notes Allied and U.N. positions, with reference to Soviet leverage in Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan. It touches on U.S. and British actions, Greek issues, and shifts in regional influence as Western powers seek to manage Arab nationalism amid Cold War pressures.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Iraq
Baghdad
Kremlin
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bloomington
Ind
Europe
Diana University
Sat
Hussein Yoverday
Jordan
Burton Dorrey
Medical
Indianapolis
Swain Hall
Questions For the President on Goldfine Gifts
President Eisenhower faces tough questions about two White House secretaries accepting gifts and hotel expenses from Goldfine. Hagerty offered no comment, while critics urge clear disapproval or disciplinary action and question consistency with Adams. The Harris committee explanations add to the pressure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hagerty
White House
Sherman Adams
Thomas Stevens
Bernard Gold
House of Commons
Adams
White“ House
Tom Goldfine
Sherman
Dams
Goldfine
Mr ‘Dams
Mr. Eisenhower
Harris Committee
Joldfine
Community praise for city refuse collectors and league support
Mrs. William Fox of 407 Central Ave writes that the present crew of refuse collectors are the best the city has ever had. She notes they take everything out for them and handle baskets and cans neatly without leaving litter. How About This urges thanks to those responsible for the efforts and to supporters of the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Central Ave
Youth Becomes Wiser About Parked Autos
A Richmond youth named Dilis, eighteen, and six friends were nearby a rural road when a car rolled up and shots were fired, injuring Dilis with pellets in both legs. He was treated at Reid Memorial Hospital in good condition, while the incident prompted warnings about parked cars and wandering crowds during poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilis
Richmond
Dills
Companion
Reid Memorial Hospital
Fir
Divorce vs medical counsel in marriage woes
A reader describes a troubled marriage with two children, arguing that ignorance and vague terms mask sexual incompatibility. A medical sex talk, a booklet offer, and a plea to reframe marital vows are presented as solutions amid advice from a figure named Dr. Crane and hints of public health guidance.
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Jim
Lois
Jim M
Las
Dr. Crane
Jean
Indianapolis
Harold Handley
Crawford
Parker
Aki
Infantry Division
Indiana
Divoce McCoy
Handley
McCoy
Air National Guard
Wong
Ually
Hay Fever Pamphlet Offers Nutrition Over Medicine
Dr Brady promotes a free pamphlet titled Hay Fever arguing nutrition rather than medicine. he urges readers with hay fever or poor health to study anatomy and hygiene. Send stamped self addressed envelope to William Brady 265 El Camin South Beverly Hills California for guidance, with brief letters in ink.
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Missouri
Dr. Brady
Willliam Brady
el Camin South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Foreign Fax from Studying Stalingrad Journey
John B Crane describes ten days in wartime Stalingrad during a Volga river trip. He and Dean French face crowded flights, hotel upgrades, and contrasting cityscapes from dilapidated outskirts to a modern downtown with statues and parks along the Volga. The account notes strange emptiness, traffic limits, and a mood of fatigue and curiosity as they move toward Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dealingrad
Ussr
Stalingrad
Dean French
Moscow
Igor
Intourtet
Possime
Stalin
Obelik
Studtodner
Volga
Dean
Stalingrads
L A. m
Krad
Don
Lil’ Abner
Ater
Volga River
The Shepherd Mountains and the Great Peak Presence
A reflective meditation on the Teton range, its snow crowned summits, and the sense of divine grandeur. The speaker cites biblical imagery, noting strength from the hills and a felt presence inspiring awe at the landscape’s majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Range
God
David
U S Steel plans new heat treatment line at Fairfield mill
U S Steel announces installation of a major addition to its strip steel processing at the Fairfield tin mill. The new continuous annealing line will heat steel strip to 1350 degrees Fahrenheit for tin plate production. Engineering is underway and construction will start after planning. about two years are needed to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel
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