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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

37

Oemler to Attend Young GOP Parley

William K. Oemler of Madison County and eight Indiana Young Republicans will attend a national Young Republican meeting in Washington D C on June 19. The group includes Leslie Duvall and other district and state party leaders.

Oemler Washington, D. C William K. Oemler Pearl The Indiana Young Republican Madison County Young Repub Club Leslie Duvall Indianapolis Young Gop

Long Street Toronto Residents Claim Yonge Street Longest

Residents believe Yonge Street may be the world’s longest street as it continues beyond Toronto along Ontario highway 11 for an additional 885 miles.

Toronto Yonge Street City

Doctor Defers News Conference On Pep Pills Abuse

New York physician Dr. Herbert Berger deferred a news conference after the AMA ordered a study into his claim that pep pills may cause drug addiction in athletes. He had suggested amphetamine use linked to a rash of four minute miles, drawing denials from sports officials and the public.

New York Herbert Berger Berger

Auxiliary Police Receive Deed To Property

Formal presentation of the deed for 4.1 acres hosting the Anderson Auxiliary Police park was made at a meeting. Col. James Ray accepted the document from Marion Smith, as final payment was earlier completed to A. T. Rowe. Plans call for a 100 by 764 foot steel and masonry youth recreation building with gym, meeting rooms, kitchen, offices, and storage, plus a baseball diamond with night lighting used by Auxiliary Police teams and Junior Sunday School League. Edwin Arlington Robinson, a major poet, won the Pulitzer Prize three times in 1922, 1925 and 1928.

Anderson Auxiliary Conservation Club Marion Smith Col. James Ray White River Park Place A. T. Rowe Auxiliary Police Theity Eighth Auxilary Police

Hawks and Owls Save Chickens From Destructive Rats

In a rural tale Bill battles rats that raid his poultry while avoiding hawks and owls. The narrator argues to let predatory birds be and instead target rats, noting owls and hawks reduce rodent pests and that killing them harms the ecosystem. Automobiles also kill chickens, but the main point remains: protect useful predators, not your friends.

Bil Bill United States

Lightning Flashes Worldwide Each Day Estimated at 44000

A World era scientific note states about 44 000 lightning flashes occur globally in a 24 hour period. The estimate highlights widespread atmospheric electrical activity and the distribution of storms across continents.

Washington

Maritime workforce in the United States hits 165 550 workers

New York report notes the maritime industries employ about 165 550 people full time across the United States. The figure underscores the sector's scale and employment in related jobs nationwide.

New York United States

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