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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1954

Page

2

Symington Warns On Red Missile Threat To America

Editorial notes Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri warned the Senate that the Soviet development of intercontinental missiles with hydrogen warheads could threaten every American home. He argued the U S must increase defense research as Russians forge ahead while spending shrinks. He urged lawmakers to heed warning and confront the survival stakes facing the nation.

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Fiscal Year 1934 Close Reveals Economy Shifts

The 1934 fiscal year ended June 30, with actual federal spending at 67.6 billion, about 810 billion below Truman’s 1954 estimate. Military cuts totaled 83 billion, while savings shifted to other areas. Eisenhower resisted rapid stimulus, keeping growth steady and debt in check. Also noted: Madison County moves to complete a Pipe Creek bridge and link Madison Avenue Road to Anderson Alexandria, easing congestion. Anderson eyes a new South Side junior high as part of a three year program to modernize secondary education.

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Battle Over Atomic Power Bill Moves Through Senate

A long Senate filibuster on the atomic energy bill reveals leadership tensions as Lyndon Johnson and Richard Russell maneuver for control. Gore Morse and Knowland clash over amendments and strategy while southern opposition fears rule changes. A delegation is sent to Johnson to seek a path forward amid mounting pressure from powerful Wall Street backers and AE C influence.

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Dating advice and medical notes in the Worry Clinic column

Medical and personal guidance column blending dating psychology tips for late-night calls with Dr. Crane and patient letters. Includes Janet J. case on last-minute dates, a plug for personal health inquiries to Dr. Brady, and discussion of sinusitis and nasal polyps with context on medical literature and subscription requests.

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Hawaii Alaska Statehood Bid Beaten by House Rules Panel

Washington Congress action blocks Hawaii Alaska statehood move as House Rules Committee tables the conference resolution in a 1 vote decision after closed session. Senate already approved Hawaii Alaska plans, and the panel declined to discuss the measure.

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Folklore by William Fade at Table Pranks Ministers

A humorous folktale narrates a Baptist and Methodist minister dining together in a house. The host struggles to begin grace. The host’s young son humorously resolves the tension by circling the table and declaring you are it with a finger pointing chant.

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Special service for missed Herald delivery policy

A subscriber who does not receive The Herald daily should call 3.5371 before 9 A.M. and a copy will be sent after 9 A.M. by special messenger. If delivery fails on Sunday, visit the nearest Herald seller, sign a complaint, and a replacement copy will be provided free of charge.

Weather Report by Fran on Maw City Reach and Life

WEEM TV Channel 6 presents Fran Keeath's weather comment on Maw City’s reach and life in the updated newaphntur segment. The report notes local tides and climate outlook with emphasis on wind and rain chances for the coming days.

Keath

WLEC TV Listings Highlight Evening Theatre Schedule

Channel 49 guide shows theater and music options with 8:30 pm showing of For Daddy, 9:10 pm performance by ASV Bandstone, and additional programs including Mr Sweeny’s World and Cheripe at 10:35 pm plus other items.

Sweeny ASV

Voice Of America Seeks Linguists In Chicago

Voice of America recruiters in Chicago seek foreign language experts for overseas work with salaries from four thousand to seven thousand dollars a year. Lamar King of the U S Information Agency says prospects will be interviewed at the Palmer House through August 7. openings demand fluency in languages used in the Soviet sphere and require substantial professional experience.

Chicago Voice of America Lamar King U.S. Information Agency Ring Koon Palmer House Washington Tim Aggacy

Ruth Rohde First Woman U S Envoy Dies at 61

Ruth Bryan Rohde former diplomat and first woman U S envoy to a foreign power died at 61 in hospital after heart trouble coronary thrombosis She served as U S minister to Denmark from 1943 onward and was a lecturer writer war nurse and university teacher Her death followed a recent return to Copenhagen to thank King Frederik for a medal she received this year.

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Bedford’s Namesake Pioneer Links to Early County Seat

The article recalls Joseph Rawlins, a Bedford figure who coined the Lawrence County seat name in 1825. It notes rawlins family ties to Palestine’s ruins from a malaria plague, and mentions Bedfords limestone industry elevating the city’s fame in Bedford County Tennessee.

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