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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1955
Page
6
Rotary Club hears a talk about Little League baseball in the Anderson area. Schafer outlines the program before the weekly noon meeting at the YMCA. Russell Hulse chairs the session noting birth years and gender participation details.
Indianapolis NAM leaders press for a guaranteed annual wage as Henry Ford and Walter Reuther clash over its effects on profits and the economy. NAM President Walter Reuther argues for a steady production boost while Ford Motor Co and CIO oppose the concept, warning of socialist-leaning outcomes.
Exchange Club members meet at noon today at the YMCA to elect officers for the coming year and view a film from Bigelow Carpet Mills. Nominating committee members William Watkins Rex Oyler W Hilligoss Willard Hawkins and Myron Seybert will report a six month slate. William Nelson will speak after Tay Lusher introduces him. Plans for a state convention delegation to Lafayette are announced by Neal club officials with W C Bullis serving as secretary.
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce questions highway and school funding proposals in Congress. It notes Senate approval of 12.25 billion dollars for highway aid over five years and considers up to 0.5 billion for local school construction. The bulletin urges state control and warns against a federal education program. It also favors repealing the two cent gas tax to allow states more highway funds.
A New York report claims a healing substance relieves pain and reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Case studies describe gradual relief and shrinking results with minimal side effects, noting consistent improvement across patients.
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