The Battle For New Industry in Emporia Kansas
The piece outlines Emporia Kansas rapid industrial growth starting in 1952 led by the Chamber of Commerce and Emporia Enterprises. It details a $200000 revolving fund, a 143 acre industrial site, and four new industries including Didde Glaser Hopkins Lauder Tank and G S Machine Shop creating 141 jobs. The article credits leadership and municipal upgrades such as water, sewage, and zoning as key to expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
William Allen White
America
Kansas
Emporia Chamber of Commerce
Altoona
Emporia Enterprises, Inc
Didde-Glaser Company
Didde- Glaser
Emporia Enterprises
Hopkins Manufacturing Company
Lauder Tank Company
G and S Machine Shop
Chamber of Commerce
Robert J Logan remembered as longtime Anderson business leader
Weekend funeral services marked the passing of Robert J. Logan a prominent Bailey Company proprietor and one of Andersons best known business figures Born in Akron Ohio he moved to Anderson in 1913 and shaped local commerce and Republican politics He was active in First Presbyterian Church Mt Mariah Lodge Scottish Rite Phi Kappa Psi and the Anderson Country Club His civic footprint and friendships left a lasting influence on the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Logan
Bailey Company
Akron
Logan
Anderson
Wabash
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Mariah Lodge
Scottish Rite of
Indianapolis
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Anderson Country Club
Republican Party
Anderson Township
Madison County
Madison County Tuberculosis Association reports large chest x-ray reach
A mobile chest x-ray unit conducted 4 476 x rays in Madison County with seven suspected tuberculosis cases and 60 other pathologies found. 4 409 residents were told they were clear, highlighting the program's public health value and urging support for Christmas seals.
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Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Mobile
Madison County
The
Tuberculosis Association
The Hornworm's Strang Alchemy of Fear and Form
A feature on the tomato hornworm detailing its life cycle from larva to moth, its fearsome horn and crude defense, and how its dramatic transformation tricks predators and readers into mistaking it for a dangerous creature. It explains the worm’s feeding, egg laying, and eventual emergence of a moth as it stalks tomato and tobacco plants.
Case Records of a Psychologist and DisneylandDiary
Excerpt follows Bobby and Jimmy siblings with contrasting temperaments and roles within a family dynamic. Diane navigates car pools work stress and concerns over Larry leaving his Disneyland job amid ongoing duties at Fantasyland. The narrative blends child psychology notes with campus era social scenes and mentions Dr Crane and a pageant at the park.
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Bobby
Jimmy
Diane
Bill
Larry
Bil
Debate on presidential succession after Eisenhower illness
J M Roberts notes renewed debate on how to handle presidential incapacity. A House subcommittee studied the issue after Eisenhower's heart attack, hearing from Atty Gen Brownell who backed a constitutional amendment giving the Cabinet authority to decide when the vice president should take over.
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Eisenhower
House
Gen. Brownell
Browning, Brooks, and a Ray of Sun
The text speaks of writing Browning about Pippa passes and spreading light to all classes. It asks if roads to Jericho are transformed by good deeds and compares to Phillips Brooks who would supply a ray of sun. It closes with encouragement to become a pleasing personality attributed to Julien C. Hyer.
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Browning
Pippa
Jericho
Phillips Brooks
Harris Uses Gavel to Push Gas Bill Amid Testimony Skirted
The Washington Merry Go Round reports Rep. Oren Harris of Arkansas maneuvers to push a natural gas bill despite cancelled hearings and pressure on mayors. Mayors Taft and Wagner faced delayed testimony while lobbyists won special treatment and access to the process for others, shaping a bill that would raise housewives’ gas costs by about 950 million dollars.
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Arkansas
Washington
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Superior Oil
Sen. Case
South Dakota
Oren Harris
Sam Moses
Arkansas Power
Harris
Krbb-Tv
el Dorado
Ark
House Interstate Commerce Committee
FCC
Wagner
Charles Wolverton
Camden
N. J
Harrisy
Europe
Wolverton
Jed
House
Foreign Affairs
Merchants Marine
Rules, Ways and Means
Joint Atomic Energy
Conference Committee
Commerce
Harri
Taft
Cincinnati
Robert Wagner
New York City
Cong
Sam Friedel
Baltiimore Democrat
Baltimore
D'Allesandro
Friedel
Randall le Boeuf
Fae Gan
Heyke
The
Brook
William H. Avery CR
Kan
Haselton
MacDoneld
Wrailbag
Dabney White
Greensboro
David Andrews
U.N. Children's Fund
Lam
Treasury
Bracken Lee
Utah
Isolationist label sparks on foreign aid debate
The piece criticizes columnists defending President Eisenhower and a $72 billion budget, accusing them of using propaganda to brand opponents as isolationists or Communist sympathizers. Marguerite Riggins and Drew Pearson are cited for advocacy and rhetoric in recent columns.
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Eisenhower
America
Marguerite Riggins
Tke
H Drew Pearson
Washington
Brew
David Lawrence
Elder Statesman
Republic
Ike
Europe
Higgins
Lawrence
Caramanide
Uncle Sam
Furenpe
Republican
Democratic
Independent
State Department
Department of National Defense
Congress
U.S. Department of Commerce
Record of Marshall Plan Aid In Europe Sees Value
John B. Crane notes 1946 to 1950 focus on foreign aid in Europe with on the spot investigations in each leading country year by year. He urges that the Marshall Plan foreign aid produced valuable results.
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Europe
FOLKLORE Reflections on budgets and a child's remark
The column reflects on budget debates and isolationist views amid World War II era discourse. It cites a child’s quip about a grandfather’s tombstone and memory of past budgets, urging scrutiny of foreign aid and defense spending while noting a Hartford City fire damages.
Personal health notes on calcium and rheumatism
Dr Brady explains reader letters from India on neck spinal trouble pyorrhea and leg cramps improved by calcium and vitamin D capsules. He cites Volumette pamphlets and the Calcium Shortage as resources and offers free pamphlets for readers while clarifying pyorrhea alveolaris is degenerative, not a disease, and that many joint pains are muscular degeneration.
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Pocket
Icyclopedia of Health
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Ey Camino
South
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner
Madison
Edwin A. Barey Treceover
Associated Press
AP News
Omaha
BilLin
Aio Bal
TAL KS
Wak
Main Street
Plaza
Disneyland
Dr. Crane
Snow White
J. M. Roberts
Wilson
Robert Browning
God
Julien C. Hyer
U.S
Daytine
Rockies Eas
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Middle
North Atlantic
Great Basin Area
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Drew Pearson
Army
Navy
Hoshow
Hot Springs
New York
Sol
Charles Taft
Ohio
John B. Crane
William Wa
Daniel
Lions’ den
Gress
Aus
Pan
Cubs
Econo
Hartford City
Ind
Courthouse Square
Willman
DR_BRADY
Herhans
Indiana
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