Edwin Fulton and Paul Meagher elected to Legion posts
Editorial congratulates Edwin Fulton and Paul Meagher on their election as commanders of the George Hackett Post and Calabria Post in Anderson. Also notes the retirement of Richard Rencenberger as Anderson High School band director and Edward R. Godfrey’s promotion at General Motors. Ends with Bell Telephone open house details.
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Paul Meagher
Anderson
American Legion
Pulton
George Hackett
Meagher
Calabria
Richard Rencenberger
Te Anderson High School
Rencenberger
General Motors
Edward R. Godfrey
General Motors Corp
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Symington
Jim Wadsworth
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New York
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Reconstruction Finance Corp
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Honors For The Exchange Club At Indiana State Meet
Anderson Exchange Club delegates returned from the Michigan City convention with three honors. The club won best attendance, W C Hilligoss was named state secretary, and Anderson received an achievement plaque for the best all around community program for 1953 54 highlighted by Guidance Visitation Day and Crime Prevention Week. The young noon club's civic efforts benefited hundreds of residents and boosted local understanding of vocational opportunities and law enforcement.
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Exchange Club
Anderson
Indiana State Exchange Club
Michigan City
Anderson Club
W. C. Hilligoss
Anderson Exchangeiies
Anderson High School
Anderson Exchangeites
Anderson Exchange Club
Tragedy in Jackson Township Drowns 17 year old Ronald Southworth
Community mourns as Ronald Southworth, 17, drowns in Jackson Township, Madison County. The tragedy prompts guardians to warn youths about summer heat dangers and risk of drowning. Sympathy pours out to the Southworth family amid collective prayers and calls for caution.
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Jackson Township
Ronald Southworth
Madison County
Southworth
Lauirorte
Senate Hearings Revealing McCarthy Era Rivalries and Loyalties
A Washington report analyzes how Senate figures including Symington Mundt Dirksen and Stevens navigated the McCarthy era Army investigations. It details personal ties, party splits, and strategic maneuvers among Republicans and Democrats, highlighting how backgrounds and loyalties shaped testimonies and alliances during the hearings.
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Senate
McCarthy Army
Stuart Sym Wy
Yong Ucun
Acenus Ub Inytan
Missouri
Joe McCarthy
Mary Mundt
Army Slavetts
McCarthy
Joe
Jean
Len
Dirksen
Week
Mc-Mundt
Carthy
Karl
Stevens
Per Carthy
McCarthy Committee
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Col. McCormick
Lions Club To Tour Offices In Anderson
Members of the Anderson Lions Club will tour local telephone offices during the weekly meeting at noon. An installation banquet is scheduled for 6 30 pm at Linderson dune 24. The luncheon meeting for that day has been cancelled.
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Anderson Lions Club
Anderson
Anova
Linderson Dune
Nutrition and nerve health in beriberi neuritis discussed
A reader letter discusses degeneration of nerves misnamed as arthritis, arguing for nutrition based treatment focusing on vitamin B and vitamin D deficiencies. It explains ascending bilateral peripheral neuritis and advocates diet supplementation and patient self‑care while inviting correspondence to Dr. Brady for further guidance.
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United States
Hicknells
Prescott
Ant
Meriesl
Brady
William Brady
Camino
South
Beverly
Degrees Awarded To 32 Local I U Students Next Monday
Indiana University will award 32 degrees to local students from Madison County and nearby areas in a Monday commencement at Memorial Stadium. The ceremony marks the university's 100th alumni association anniversary with faculty and numerous local graduates listed for various degrees in education, dentistry, medicine, business, and the arts.
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I. U
Madison County
John St
Robert J. Wildeats
Thomas Bluemlc
B.S. Management
Richard E. Russell
B.S. Market
Folklore by William Wade
A fragment from Folklore by William Wade presents verses of uncertain meter and sentimental tone. It suggests scraps preserved in scrapbooks and purses, passing along to readers with themes of aging friendship and nostalgia, recalling lines about a city without end and friends.
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Reat
Richland
Pantagesia
Jim
Chesterfield
Wilts
Willard Makepeace
Letters to the Editor praise Herald and Bulletin support
The Anderson Public Schools thank The Herald and Bulletin for years of coverage. They report 203 pictures and 214 stories amounting to 2,588 inches of copy since last September, urging continued local press support for community education. A reader defends road proposals on State Road 32 and criticizes Mr Davis for opposing a new highway, defending local progress and land donations.
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the Herald
Anderson Public Schools
Herald and Bulletin
Anderson
Hite
Howard J. Burnett
Davis
Alexandria
Chesterfield-Anderson
Gospel Trumpet Company
Traction
Andi
Worry Clinic Tales of Feeding and Learned Taste
Dr. George W. Crane explains how children learn to like foods through conditioning. He notes that early preferences grow from happiness linked to experiences like picnics and hamburgers, and advises parents to keep meals calm, praise small successes, and avoid overreacting at the high chair. He also mentions sending self addressed stamps for personal chart inquiries.
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Barbler
Danny
David
Eight Hoosiers Live With Plastic Blood Tubes
Dr Harris B Shu marker reports eight Indiana University Medical School patients living with nylon blood-carrying tubes connected from the heart to arteries. In the past year the tubes have replaced defective sections of the aorta with two deaths from unrelated causes and the remaining eight recovering as the aorta regenerates around the tube.
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Indiana University Medical School
Indiana Chaplee
American College of Surgeons
Schumacher
Herald subscriber service notice misprint remedy
Readers who miss daily Herald copies should call the number 3.5371 before BA M and a replacement copy will be sent after 9 A M by special messenger. If the Sunday issue is not delivered, go to the nearest Herald seller and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
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