Annexation in Anderson Stalls Over Remonstrance Rule
The article discusses Indiana's 1955 annexation law shifting burden of proof to areas seeking annexation. It details delays in Anderson's plan to annex Anderson Township, caused by venue changes, judge selection, and remonstrance validity. The piece argues delays harm city planning and municipal projects.
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Anderson Township
Hiawatha
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Annexation
Electrian and radio pioneer Fulwider remembered
Francis Roy Fulwider, 1886 1958, longtime Anderson electrician and radio technician, built Andersons first transmitter and operated a 50 watt WABC station. He later led the public schools electrical program until 1957 and was a self taught, highly regarded community figure. His funeral closed a remarkable life of service to family church and town.
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Republican leaders name ward chairmen for 1958 campaign
Republican County Chairman Raby H Roberts selected three longtime party workers to lead Anderson ward One Ward Two and Ward Three as ward chairmen Walter Haldeman Kenneth Fowler and Howard Barnhizer were named in Elwood James H Price was renamed Pipe Creek Township Republican chairman The officials will carry the 1958 campaign into every home in their areas and strive for an orderly effective drive.
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Anderson Ward
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Anderson College
Kenneth Fowler
Madison County Superior Court No. 2
Howard Barnhizer
Elwood
James H. Price
Pipe Creek Township
Mr. Roberts
State Polio Cases Doubled in Indiana This Year
AP report from Indianapolis says polio figures may reach eight victims in 1958, with three confirmed cases at Riley Memorial Hospital and several more suspected in Cass County. Names include Bonnie Jean Baker, Anne Perry, David Hurlburt, and James Sims, as hospital authorities monitor four Cass County cases and keep fingers crossed for safety. Police seek owners of a bank bag found with $241.25.
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Royal Center
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Logansport
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United States and Arab nationalism in the Middle East
Roscoe Drummond argues that Arab nationalism is legitimate and growing, but warns against Nasser's coercive federation aims. He says U S troops in Lebanon and Jordan undermine stability and that lasting peace requires a UN collective security approach rather than domination by any single power.
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Local union reps face questions over missing funds
Members at a Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union Local 680 meeting doubt the handling of funds. They report officials said money supported a court action defense and paid for a publication they did not receive. Separately, residents form the West Fork White River Flood Control Commission to push flood control along the river while county engineer Harold Smith seeks raises for his staff.
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State Civil Defense Placed On Call in Indianapolis
An Indiana Civil Defense unit in Indianapolis was ordered on call with staff members to set aside one hour daily, listening from home on telephones for 90 minutes. The move, linked to union discussions and flood control, raised dues and aimed to ensure availability for operations. A related note mentions cobalt demand at about 90 million pounds.
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Indiana Civil Defense Company
Anderson
Roland F. Kno
Joe Roemer
RWDSU
Romer
Ealy
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Foreign Exchange of Curiosity in Kiev Beach Visit
John B. Crane recalls a Kiev visit with Dean French from the Naval Academy. They tour Pechersk Monastery ruins, ride the Dnieper, and mingle with Ukrainian students who ask about America, immigration, wages, schools, cars, and culture. The piece endorses cultural exchange and direct travel over government summaries.
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Dr Brady Explains Salt Diet Limits in Health Letters
A health note from Dr Brady discusses salt intake, stating that a salt free diet offers limited value and can be harmful if the patient habitually consumes salt. He advises that for hypertension a salt free diet should not exceed a week or two and suggests responding to letters with stamped envelopes to Mr William Brady of Beverly Hills.
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William Brady
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No Man's Land Echoes in Folklore and War Time Terms
Folklore notes by William Wade traces the phrase No Man's Land from 1896 poetry to describe a contested zone between armies. It cites wartime usage and humorous word plays showing how shared sounds and phrases travel widely through culture and history.
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No-Man’s-Land
Indiana schools to receive fallout detection kits this fall
Indianapolis AP report notes Indiana high schools and adult groups will use detection kits to learn measuring atomic fallout. State Civil Defense will distribute 174 radioactivity measuring kits to requesting schools and groups. The item mentions 117,000 government units in the United States.
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State Civil Defense Office
United States
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