Wilson and Labor Day Plans Highlight National Service Tone
The editorial praises Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson for reducing waste and advancing efficiency while noting concern over peacetime tax rates potentially hindering military funding. It also discusses Duluth's Labor Day program, highlighting AFL CIO planning and the aim for a peaceful, constructive celebration.
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Madison County Stands 31st in May Primary Voter Turnout
Madison County ranked 31st among Indiana counties in May voter turnout, with 75 percent of its 21,482 registered voters casting ballots from a 57,46 percent electorate. Statewide turnout reached 38.92 percent of registered voters, as Indiana counties with higher participation mainly in the south showed higher rates. observers note concern over low participation despite efforts to educate voters about candidates and issues.
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Marlin County
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Tore
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Russians propose disarmament talks without inspection
The note from Russia to Acting Secretary Hoover proposes talks among the United States Soviet Union and United Nations on reducing nuclear and conventional arms and manpower. The plan lacks any mutual inspection provision, a key U S demand for a workable disarmament program.
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Werburt Hoover Jr
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Uien
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Avery
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Stassen and Nixon Clash Highlighted by GOP Leaders
Shadowed by big GOP names Gen. Lucius Clay Sidney Weinberg and Jack McCloy, Stassen listens to backers while Eisenhower health questions loom. Nixon faces cautious handling amid a drip feed push for a trial balloon and a cool reception from key insiders.
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Death Hint Points to Self-Action in Drowned Man Case
State Police indicate the drowned man’s death appears self-inflicted. The deceased, Gifford Woodrow Wallace of Mallaraspurt, failed to appear in court on a drunken driving charge, and investigators note a metal object and ligature found near the body.
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New Yorke Central Railroad
Sah Keller
Newton County
New Conveniences Somewhat Clumsy
A garbled clipping describes a caller asking about a faulty device or service after a four- digit phone inquiry. The reporter notes a worried traveler near a location north of town and a salesman’s attempt to verify a charge and status with police involvement.
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Susan Wertman Exemplifies Homemaker Educators
Column honors Susan Wertman and other homemakers as vital educators and volunteers shaping communities through daily acts of kindness and practical psychology. It urges a Mother and Wife White Day and praises lay leaders in education and moral service nationwide.
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Dear Dr Brady on tonsillectomy and penicillin debate
A reader correspondence disputes Dr Brady's stance on tonsillectomies versus antibiotic treatment for throat infections and rheumatic concerns. The letter argues careful, case based decisions favor minimal intervention and cautions against routine tonsil removal, citing penicillin and summer cooling as alternatives.
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Brad
Erin
Noted peril at sea as ships face hazard and rescue efforts
A chaotic report describes peril on Atlantic lanes with ships nearly colliding and mines. It notes radar failures and heavy air patrols, with dozens dead or missing and rapid rescue efforts underway.
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YMCA Programs and Swim Schedules Highlight Summer Activities
A fragmented listing details YMCA events including the Limericans program, church and education meetings, membership committee actions, and various swim activities for boys and girls. It mentions 600 Lernyes demonstrations, a 500-Wantes event, and open swim sessions with 10:30 timing, noting activities in West African river contexts and related transit references.
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Herald delivery lapses and service reminders
A damaged notice instructs subscribers to call 2847 to receive a daily Herald and to expect a copy after 9. A special messenger will deliver on Sundays from the nearest retailer. Missing copies are provided without charge.
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Moby
Yan
Private Tones Tusad to hose him in the store
A fragmented reminiscence rhymes about a private named Jones during wartime, recalling a store scene and clerical duties. The verse shifts to hints of military service, orders, and distant memories of a civlian life interrupted by marching recruits. The text blends wartime imagery with personal recollections and toward an American Savings reference.
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