Anderson area honors and retirements featured in editorials
Editorial notes Edwin Fulton and Paul Meagher elected as commanders in Anderson American Legion posts George Hackett and Calabria. Richard Rencenberger retires after 29 years as Anderson High School band director. Edward R. Godfrey named assistant to the president of General Motors in Anderson. Bell Telephone open house invites community to view local service operations.
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Paul Meagher
Anderson
American Legion
Fulton
George Hackett
Meagher
Calabria
Richard Rencenberger
Anderson High School
Rencenberger
General Motors
Edward R. Godfrey
General Motors Corp
Godfrey
Bell Telephone Company
Indiana Bell
Anderson Area
Honors For The Exchange Club In Indiana State Meet
Andersons Exchange Club earned three honors after returning from Michigan City. The club won best attendance, reelected W. C. Hilligoss as state secretary, and received an achievement plaque for top all round community program 1953-54. Programs highlighted Guidance Visitation Day and Crime Prevention Week aiding students and public safety awareness.
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Anderson
Indiana State Exchange Club
Michigan City
Anderson Club
W. C. Hilligoss
Anderson Exchangeites
Anderson Highchool
Anderson Exchange Club
Tragedy in Jackson Township Drowns 17 Year Old Ronald Southworth
A Madison County community mourns the drowning death of 17 year old Ronald Southworth in Jackson Township. The piece urges caution for youths during the hot summer and extends sympathy to the Southworth family as the county grapples with the loss and its lessons.
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Ronald Southworth
Jackson Township
Madison County
Southworth
McCarthy Army Hearings Reveals Senate Biases
The McCarthy Army investigation shows how personal backgrounds and party loyalties shape Senate hearings. Symington, Dirksen, Mundt, and McClellan display varying stances while Stevens faces pressure to testify. Other members like Jackson and Potter reflect freshman dynamics in the GOP and Democratic camps.
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Missouri
Army
Stevens
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Mundt
McCarthy Committee
McClellan
Sen. McClellan
Schine
Joe McCarthy
Mary Mundt
McCarthy
Joe
Jean
Karl
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Col. McCormick
Midwest
New York
Henry
Scoop’ Jackson
Symington
U.S. Senate
Potter
Michigan
Eisenhower
Dworshak
Idaho
Wisconsin
Lions Club to Tour Anderson Telephone Offices Today
Members of the Anderson Lions Club will tour the Anderson Telephone offices at noon during the weekly meeting. The annual installation banquet is set for 6 30 p m at Linders on June 24, and the luncheon meeting for that day has been cancelled.
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Anderson Lions Club
Anderson
Linder’s
Beriberi mischaracterized as neuritis in health talk
Dr William Brady challenges the view that beriberi is primarily neuritis Symmetrical bilateral and peripheral patterns are described as inflammation but Brady argues nerve degeneration from vitamin B1 deficiency drives beriberi He urges a six week vitamin B complex dietary trial and notes this is nutrition not medicine
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United States
Bicknell & Prescott
Health letters to Dr Brady respond by stamped self addressed envelope
Instructions announce that signed letters about personal health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here and replies to nonconforming queries are not possible.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Degrees To 32 Local IU Students Next Monday
Thirty-two Madison County students are set to receive degrees at Indiana University's 125th commencement in Bloomington on Monday June 14 at Memorial Stadium. The event marks a three day campus observance for the 100th anniversary of the alumni association with many Anderson and county names listed among the degree recipients.
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Madison County
Indiana University
Bloomington
Memorial Stadium
Anderson
Thomas Bluemle
B. S
Richard E. Russell
Bill Clem
Jack Crouse
James Current
Connie Wiseman Davis
Jane Davisson
Gordon DeLaney
Le’Ann Dixon
Robert Ellis
Willis Ellis
Robert Falls
Thomas Hartley
Around the Corner and the Vanished Friend Poem Note
Folklore by William Wade presents the sentimental poem Around The Corner about a lost friend and the swift passage of life in a busy city. The piece ends with the poignant line Telegram Jim died today and a final quip about a bargain dog, reflecting a mix of memory and humorous proverb.
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Jim
Public schools praised by Herald and Bulletin editors
In a year end letter Howard J. Burnett of Anderson Public Schools thanks The Herald and Bulletin for reporting school activities. The writer cites 203 pictures 214 stories and 2538 inches of copy since September totaling over 14 pages daily. Willard Makepeace signs a response urging road construction and defending a proposed Chesterfield to Anderson highway.
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the Herald
Anderson Public Schools
Herald and Bulletin
Anderson
Howard J. Burnett
Davis
Alexandria
Chesterfield-Anderson
Gospel Trumpet Company
Chesterfield
Willard Makepeace
Tastes Are Learned In Child Feeding Habits
Table psychology shows food dislikes are learned early and habits form from happy associations with meals. Parents should introduce new foods calmly, praise small steps, and avoid overreaction at the high chair to prevent a child from “outbluffing” them. Personal advice requests include a stamped return envelope.
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Danny
David
Eight Hoosiers Live With Plastic Blood Tubes
Indiana University surgeon Dr Harris Schumacher reported to the Indiana Chapter American College of Surgeons that plastic coated nylon tubes used to repair defective aortas have been placed in ten patients over the last year. Eight survive with the tubes carrying blood from heart to arteries, two deaths were due to non operative causes. The aorta supposedly grows a new section over time, encapsulating the tube on both sides.
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Indianapolis
Schumacher
Special service for missed Herald copies
A subscriber who does not receive a daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 A M and a copy will be sent after 9 A M by special messenger. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday go to a local seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
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