Anderson school board clarifies ninth grade plan change
An Anderson editorial misinterpreted the board's stance on ninth grade placement. City officials expect to provide ninth grade accommodations beyond autumn next year, while Indiana Bell opens an open house to show its year round service benefits. A new Richland Union High is advancing toward an 800-student capacity, under Indiana's school building program. At Anderson High School last night, Patricia Pheanis Janet Swetnam Charles Petry and Lyle Crouse gave student addresses, continuing a long tradition of student orators replacing outside professionals.
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French Socialists Back EDC Vote Boosting European Army
The French Socialist party orders its National Assembly members to back early ratification of the European Defence Community. The move, welcomed in Bonn and by Konrad Adenauer, signals a possible shift in support for the European Army despite ongoing obstacles and skepticism about the EDC’s realism.
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Miss Ella Hurst Dies At 48 In Anderson
The death of Miss Ella Hurst at age 48 saddens Anderson. For over thirty years she worked at the Fair Store and before that with other merchants. She formed lasting friendships across society, showed charity to homeless animals, and was regarded as a humble, kindly civic figure whose loss is felt deeply by her wide circle of mourners.
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Dewey Advises Ike on McCarthyism Reconsidered
The column recalls Dewey’s 1948 guidance to Eisenhower on McCarthyism. Dewey urged early, clear stance to avoid alienating independents, but Wisconsin GOP leaders pressed McCarthy endorsement, prompting a tense compromise in Milwaukee and reshaping White House views on McCarthy. Cabinet距 opposition remains strong against McCarthy despite Dewey’s return as adviser.
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Worry Clinic advises on easing teens into independence
William Brady M D reviews teen development and summer camp choices, urging parents to foster self reliance early. He cites Ellen H aged 18, notes homesickness, and warns against overprotection while advocating supervised socialization and gradual autonomy through church and scout camps. He recommends sending for a teen tester and submitting self addressed envelopes for personal advice.
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Students Study Stocks Do Well at Goucher College
At Goucher College in Towson Maryland Professor Frederick G Reusy used almost $1000 of college funds to start an investment project in an economics class. Each girl picked a stock to study and report on as a potential investment. The effort yielded profits at about 6 percent annually and plans were formed to create a college scholarship once the investment pool neared $1000. Professor Reusy praised the results noting students showed market insight and effective learning from the hands-on project.
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Rest versus exercise in heart attack recovery sparks debate
A letter from a reader questions long bed rest after coronary thrombosis and argues that progressive, supervised exercise can be safer and more effective. The writer cites medical journals and classic texts, noting changes in heart treatment since Herrick’s description and Osler’s era, urging readers to follow physician guidance rather than endure prolonged confinement.
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Alcohol Group To Open New Center In Indiana
The new State Commission on Alcoholism will treat alcoholics in an unused building at the Indiana Village for Epileptics near New Castle. Chairman Jobo Payton said services for 35 men will begin, with women’s treatment to follow once a location is found. Governor Craig’s office named Dr. Fred E. Lawrence as the commission’s first medical director.
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Chaplin Receives Red Peace Award in Lausanne
Chaplin and Sharlig Chapin received the Wid yexee prize from the World Peace Council in Lausanne during a home ceremony. Chaplin was handed a scroll and about 14000 dollars in prize money by a council representative. The award was announced at a council meeting in East Berlin last week.
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Special Herald delivery service notice
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call liquid phone 3497 before 9 A M to receive a replacement by special messenger after 9 A M If Sunday delivery fails go to the nearest seller to obtain a free copy and file a complaint
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