Conference echoes praise for Hartzell and local civic drive
Editorial notes Detective Charles Hartzell of the Anderson Police Department won re election as Secretary Treasurer of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police during the organization’s closing convention session. It lauds the Anderson hosting and highlights community efforts including a library fund drive at the Anderson College event with Thomas E. Jones of Earlham College and the McGuire List among the speakers. It also praises Mrs. C. K. Gray for re election as Madison County Cancer Society president after a year that saw a substantial fund raise. It outlines the Greater Anderson Study Commission concept, detailing four focus areas public health and sanitation, education, financial equity, and land use.
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Charles Hartzell
Anderson Police Department
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
Hartzell
Anderson
Anderson College
Thomas E. Jones
Earlham College
McGuire
C. K. Gray
Madison County Cancer Society
Greater Anderson Commission
Greater Anderson Study Commission
Edgewood
Forest Hills
Fairwood Bluffs
Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District
Commission
Washington subcommittee battle on labor racketeering
Evidence shows over $6,000 paid by contractors to Painters District Council No. 51 officials including R C Lowry and John E Sullivan, with Neal Moore recording bribe details and signaling to other union leaders as Democrats vote to suspend hearings in Washington.
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Painters Union
Washington
Detroit
Teamsters Union
Michigan
Teamster
Homer Ferguson
Detroi
Downe Rice
Arthur Tow
George Bender
Ohio
Clare Mottman
R. C. Lowry
Painters District Council No. 51
CH. Rhodes
John E. Sullivan
Theistrict Council
Archie Moore
Moore
Metro Decorating Co
New York
Pai | Andrews
Lowry
Rhodes
Sullivan
Andrews Field
Michael Restuscia
Capitol Dome
Capitol
David Lynn
District of Columbia
House
Robert
Minte
Edward W. Minte Co
Forest Glen Hospital
Southern
Baltimore
Lowry, Sullivan
All States Co
Ft. Belvoir
Ernest L. Park
United Painters and Decorators
Howard University
Hudson Painting Co
Bender
CIO
AFL
Dave Beck
Teamsters
George Meany
Beck
Paul Hall
Seafarers Union
Sun
Ing
Manu-facturers Trust Co
John de’ Lury
Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Real life tall tales and union payoffs reviewed
Folklore by William Wade lists bizarre incidents from across the U S including elevator jokes, a man jumping from a Phoenix bridge, roof top burglars and a staged orchestra change. It then details allegations of racketeering and payoffs tied to painters unions and labor courts, with reactions from lawmakers and AFL CIO leaders.
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Baron Munchausen
Memhis, Tenn
Lynwood Oglesby
Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River
Chicago
Chautauqua
New York
Walter Hendl
Reai
Brady on Calcium and nutrition in personal health letters
Dr William Brady shares patient letters praising calcium and vitamin D supplements and explains calcium's role in blood clotting digestion and gum health. He notes the need for sun exposure vitamin C and probiotic yogurt to improve calcium absorption and advises readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for brief replies.
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Fellows
Rowih
Brady
Wright
Duncan
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Flying saucers: real objects from space say Europe experts
Reports across Europe and the United States fuel belief that mysterious flying saucers are real craft from other planets. British Air Marshal Lord Dowding and Maj. Donald Keyhoe cite sightings, high speeds, and various shapes while CIA and Russian projects are referenced in a lurid panorama of speculation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Lord Dowding
Herne Bay
England
Turkey
Italy
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
America
Landstuhl
French
United States
Air Force
Iron Curtain
East
Frankfurter Illustrete
Stral_ Intelligence Agency
CIA
Washington
Russia
Pentagon
Horst Pinkel
Hal Ved
Konstantin’ Vorshinin
Earth
Donald E. Keyhoe
Cer
Outer Space
Special Service If You Miss Your Herald
A sunshriner who misses a daily Herald should call 3.5371 before 9 A M to have a copy sent after 9 A M by messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest Herald seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
The Worry Clinic Case: Noreen’s Harsh Love for Baby
Case 1826 from Dr. George W Crane describes Noreen D. a 29 year old new mother who felt intense hatred for her infant. She endured shock treatments and a months long stay in a sanitarium while she wrestled with postpregnancy resentment. The account frames her hostility as a learned reaction linked to childhood wounds and social isolation.
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Enyih Ty He Henkin Sadat
Noreen
Case
Noreen D
Wintch
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William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
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Dr. Crane
Crane
Mellor
Evabett Ee Ani “Giters Forbes Tom, Carnegie
Tod
Anderv
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Imine Boke Cid
United Brestfou
Cive
Weskfort
Iek
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Archer Wale Treveler
Jehar
Menor
Hector Maedlines Eoyboay
Penny
Browning
Bette
Gallen Etie Shop
Widder Town
Ida
Howes
Nathan Beaty
North
Lowe
Craig Lovell
Rocky Forte
Savard
Orc Demea
Orch
Boten
Bm-Tv
Channe
Wim Indnepalie
Fey
Fosther
Godtrey
Godfrey Riker Godfrey
Wendy
Werren
Lenny Weion
Ow' Oal
Sunder
Gilbert Forbes
Portina Fom Rae
Eile
Bart Percy Maron
Dey Howe
Bory
Hilton Howe
Ann
Ower Kinhanay
Westend
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Tore
Bob Cranby
Indios
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