Eisenhower Defends Record Against Communism
President Eisenhower said the administration has a 16 1 month record of anti communist action, quietly and relentlessly under due process of law. He cited convictions, deportations, and expansion of subversive organizations while McCarthy questioned pace and transparency. He declined further comment on McCarthy’s probes and outlined views on intervention, Oppenheimer, and price support, emphasizing not compromising principles.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Eisenhower
Meg Carthy
Hed Teadhers
McCarthy Alert
McCarthy-Army
Theds
Alty
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McCarthy
Hag
Congress
Southeast Asia
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Capitol
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Lever
Ysand
Bernard Shanisy
Russia
Atomic Pool
G. Sli
Stiles
Department of Juslicr
Federal Bureau of Investigaction
Dustive Department
Condmunist
Usl
Friendship Club Meets Amid Faculty Fete At Edgewood Club
Graduating Anderson seniors entertained AHS faculty and their spouses at Edgewood Country Club. Pictured left to right are seniors Babcoke Brown Henry Hollingsworth and others. The event featured a travel theme with mannequins, suitcases, and boutonnières as cottages and centerpieces.
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AHS
Andersons
Batty High School
Taganrt
Barbara Bohannon
Ala Dianor
Sss
Buxton
Sara Stewart
al Edgewood Country Club
Myra ‘Sibery
Gary
Babcoke
David Brown
Chuck
Thel Henry
Susan Hollingsworth
Mary Hupfner
Jack Ryan
Earle Man Pays 1921 Disturbing Water Fine in Arkansas
George Owen Miller of Earle Arkansas paid a 1921 fine of 17 50 at police headquarters in Little Rock for disturbing the water supply. He said he was released to raise the money and never returned, and police found no record of the charge.
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Little Rock
Ark
George Owen Miller
Earle
Aim
Miller
Needlecraft pattern sales and sewing ideas ad
A fragmented ad offers embroidery and dress patterns for misses sizes 10 to 18 with halter and surplice blouses, color motifs, and six embroidery styles. It promotes easy sewing for shirts, skirts, and towels and provides mail instructions, prices, and pattern department addresses for The Anderson Herald and The New York catalog.
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Erson Herald
Hussea Station
New York
Ber
Leach
Laura Wheelering
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
West 17Th
St. New York
N. Y
Feud Is Costly Still Hinders Old Neighbors
In New Bedford New Jersey A. dred Lowitt paid 2500 for a 30-foot tract of land once a railroad right of way valued around 100 by his own estimate. He bought it to prevent a neighbor from acquiring it, a feud years old with neighboring families on adjacent lots. Lowitz stated he would have paid up to 5000 to secure the property and avoid further dispute.
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New Bedford
N. J
Lowitt
Lowitz
Prints for Parents and Forest Fire in Experimental Forest
A chaotic mix of child chatter and a forest fire report follows. A woodpecker and a snake clash over a nest atop a power pole triggers sparks that ignite a fire in the Flat Top Experimental Forest. The note also references teaching desirable behavior over punishment.
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Mather
Tom
Jean
Birmingham
Herberting
U. 8
Vice
Flat Top
Your Baby and White by Myrtle E Meyer Eldred
Instructional column urges parents to curb shouting and threats, advocating calm guidance over punitive talk. It suggests practical discipline like removing TV, redirecting activity, and bringing children indoors, arguing words alone fail to change behavior.
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Myrtle
E Meyer EL Eldred
Wahap
Meyer Eldred
Rey
Jess
Johnny
Sally
Franklin Holds Commencement at School
Franklin School held its commencement Wednesday evening with Dr Karl Kardatzke head of education at Anderson College delivering the speech. Rev Arthur Proce pastor of the Moundscape tist Church gave invocation and benediction. The class was presented by Roy Gerry as G R Osborn principal awarded diplomas. Music came from the sixth and seventh grade choirs.
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Franklin
Karl Kardatzke
Anderson College
Arthur Proceer
Moundscapetist Church
Roy Gerry
G. R. Osborn
YMCA Luncheon and Club Meetings Schedule
Today at YMCA luncheon 12 00 Tions Club 12 00 Optimists Club C of C Industrist Executive Dinners 6 Newcomers Club Y s M eelings 4 45 Anderson College Campaign 30 Practical Nurses 7 20 White River League T H Walter Holdeman Physical Schedule County free team to swim campaign p m
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Tions Club
Optimists Club
Ze. — C. of C. Industrist Executive
Anderson College
Walter Holdeman
Meriden Man Arrested for Peeping in Quiet Neighborhood
A Meriden resident was arrested after peering into windows while stating his aim to move into the area. He claimed he wanted to verify if neighbors were quiet and decent before settling in, as police noted.
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Meriden
Coan
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