Education In America The Hoax Of Federal Aid
The piece argues against federal aid to education citing limited Indiana scholarship eligibility and private funding for many students. It critiques federal money for improving science and language instruction and warns of federal control, urging Anderson area residents to contact their representatives about H R 13247 and S 3311.
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Congress
Harold Handley
Indiana
Handley
Ralph Gwinn
New York
House Education Committee
James E. Murray
Montana
Murray
Death of Mrs Mollie Hersberger 96 Chronicled in Anderson
The death of Mrs Mollie C Hersberger at 96 deprives Anderson of a longtime resident and active community observer. Born in Hagerstown she moved to Anderson before 1900 and remained bright and sprightly despite ill health. She was widow of Milton Hersberger and mother of Mrs William Seipel.
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Mollie C. Hersberger
Anderson
Hagerstown
Hershberger
Milton Hersberger
Bayard K. Hersberger
The
Herald
William Seipel
Hersberger
Beard Elevated to Assistant to the President at Anderson College
Norman E. Beard, a 1955 graduate and former assistant comptroller, is named assistant to the president at Anderson College. He will lead church relations promotion and student recruitment programs, with a major role in advancing college activities.
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Norman E. Beard
Anderson College
Mr. Beard
Beard
Lullaby Fragments and Speed Curve in Indiana News
A fragmentary folk lullaby text includes lines about a nobleman father and queen mother, with verses shifting to dreamlike lands and burdens on life. An item notes SAP-Speed traffic cameras may be tested in Indianapolis, with Zeis backing further study before budgeting. James Jordan, 15, injured a thumb at St John’s Hospital. An American saying contrasts wartime enmity with peacetime friendship.
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Rockaby
Babyland
Land of All Mystery
Motherland
Otherland
Wonderland
Underland
Indianapolis
Leadership and Trade Clash In Senate Over Johnson Clash
A Washington column argues Lyndon Johnson faces a pivotal Senate vote on trade policy and the Reciprocal Trade Act. It contends Johnson must avert a backward step in free trade amid Democratic and Republican tensions, warning against weakening aid and trade goals before the 1960 election.
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Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Washington
Capitol Hill
Sen. Johnson
Congress
House
Sen
Western Johnson
Senate Democrat
Europe
Lyn Iward
Don Johnson
Texas
Oppo
Mr. Johnson
Sen. Johns
Mondson
Bainst Jago
Hasem
John Fund
Democratic
Gress
Senate Finance
New York Herald
Democrat Tribune Inc
Prairie Township farmers reduce blind intersection hazards
Tipton County Sheriff Paul Grimme cites 95 percent farmer cooperation in Prairie Township to cut tall corn near intersections, cutting blind corner accidents from about ten yearly to near zero. Officials say emergency warning devices may be funded via a small city levy with possible federal matching funds.
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Tipton County
Paul Grimme
Prairie Township
Tipton
Jadison County
Civil Defense
Small Job, Big Impact In Daily Life
A collection of brief items notes a Cleveland area sentiment about doing small tasks for greater good. It cites a preacher’s meditation on patience and duty, tornado reports explaining warning limits, derby inquiry efforts, civic class evenings with Circuit Judge Russell Stewart, and a motor fire incident at Myrtle Wallace’s home.
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Russell Stewart
Anderson High School
Brain fog lift with coffee and company says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane explains that caffeine from coffee along with sugar and emotional stimulation can quickly boost alertness in elderly people. He notes blood pressure and heart rate rise with emotional arousal, improving brain circulation, while guests and familiar faces revive memories and mental activity. Sales data show U S Savings Bonds rising in Indiana in early 1957, unrelated to the medical note.
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Martha
Rela Nion
Indianapolis
U. S
Weill
Indiana
Iow
Calcium Reserve Warns of Declining Youth Fitness
The Kraus Weber tests show over half of American youths fail one or more muscular fitness tests, while only 8.7 percent of European youths do. The article links rising mollycoddling and lack of physical education to weak calcium reserves and calls for daily milk intake and walking. It cites broader concerns about physical unfitness affecting military eligibility in the United States and criticizes schooling trends and social habits as contributing factors. It mentions advice from Dr. Brady on health inquiries and notes a Bloomington Indiana alumni event for the Indiana University School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
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Edgar Lee Dessen
Hazelton
Senate Labor Committee
Washington
Dessen
Soviet Union
Anderson Area
Hans Kraus
Kraus- Weber
United States
Yankee Land
Indianapolis
Louis
Lentz
Bloomington
Ind
Kenneth Chapman
Columbus
Indiana University
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Fairyland
Baby
Green
Drearyland
Wearyland
Heavenland
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Harriet W. Tcher
George D. Crittenberger
Edwin A. Sailey
Felix A. Buck
Madison
Associated Press
AP News
Massenger
Roscoe Drummond
Women’s Civil Defense Council
Myrtle Wallace
Pearl St
George W. Crane
Martha P
Alu
Weather Bureau
Dept of Commerce
Appalashains
Great Lakes
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dacron
Miss Gotham
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