Walter Hays, Madison County farmer, dies at 70
Walter Hays a prominent Adams Township farmer and longtime Madison County treasurer died at nearly 70. A Spice Land Academy and Earlham College alumnus he led local agriculture efforts as a Madison County Farm Bureau member and long time 4 H Club president. He served Adams Township Trustee and Madison County treasurer with diligence. His active church and fraternal memberships underscored his public service.
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Indianapolis
Willkie's critique sparks Indiana school debate in Anderson
Former State Rep. Philip H. Willkie urged Anderson and Indiana communities to reassess public school curricula. He warned Deweyism promotes life adjustment courses and required programs, urging a shift toward academically solid schooling and self-examination for national survival.
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Hoosiers
Philip H. Willkie
Rushville
Willkie
the Herald
Mr. Willkie
John Dewey
Anderson
Ball State Teachers College
Indiana
Hospital Campaign Set to Enter Final Phase in Madison County
Anderson Madison County Hospital Development seeks to raise under 350000 to reach success with gifts and pledges totaling 2653750. The drive shifts to widespread small donations as major gifts have been secured, urging volunteers to involve every home in Madison County. The campaign aims to fund expanded hospital facilities and hasten benefit to the community.
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Anderson-Madison County
Madison County
Acknowledging Emergency Helpers After Strong Winds
In the wake of Monday Right winds and rain the city honors police for handling thousands of calls while crews cleared dangerous lines. Street department workers removed debris to restore traffic flow as Sheriff Joe Brogdon and deputies worked overnight at Harnton. Neighbors aided damaged homes, with many yielding to help others, and authorities praise all responders and residents for their remarkable performance.
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Monday Right
Joe Brogdon
Harnton
Here
Man on the job sought for prompt, honest service
The poem presents a riddle praising a quiet, neat, courteous worker who never cheats and faces people directly. It ends with the line about promotion and credits Julien C. Hyer as the source.
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Joyal
Julien C. Hyer
The transistor and the future of electronics
A 1958 Tribune overview details the transistor a metal insect like device with three wires born a decade earlier. It explains how it replaces vacuum tubes enabling amplification and control of radios rockets and computers. The piece highlights benefits downsizing power needs and predicts wall mounted TV and widespread compact computers driven by transistors.
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Robert C. Toth
Bell Telephone Laboratories i
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Dear Dr Brady’s Health Advice Sparks Hypoglycemia Story
A reader recounts severe low blood sugar symptoms blamed on heavy sugar and starch intake, praising Dr Brady and a book by E M Abrahamson and others. The letter describes insulin shock, coma, and convulsions from dieting advice, then claims recovery after following diet guidance from the book. The writer emphasizes the seriousness of hypoglycemia and credits new understanding to the doctor’s recommendation.
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Dr. Brady
E. M. Abrahamson
A. W. Pizet
Henry Holt and Company
New York
Parker City council hires town marshal and allocates parking lot
Shirley town board approved a vacant Main Street lot for a municipal parking area pending future station plans. They hired Herman Blaine Dupke as temporary town marshal, replacing Cliff Smalley who is injured. A federal tax evasion trial against O B Soucie was set in Indianapolis.
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Shirley
Inley
Seale Harris
Main Street
Univertrict
City of
Ohio Oil Company
Herman Blaine Dupke
Dupke
Clifford Smalley
Cincinnati
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Indianapolis
O. B. Soucie
Terre Haute
Soucie
The Psychology of Men Women and Marriage
An educational column outlines how fear of impotence can drive panicked behavior in husbands and platonic marriages. It urges wives to be proactive, stresses brain as a key sex organ, and promotes scientific facts to prevent divorces, ending with a notice to request the booklet and costs for personal advice.
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Eisenhower
Oregon
Stevenson
Taft
Wendell Willkie
Harold Stassen
Arthur B
Dr. Crane
Detective
Meélor
Khrushchev Seeks Large Trade With U S on Credit
Khrushchev signals a broad Soviet push to buy machinery and knowhow from the United States to speed up Soviet industry. Credit terms are the key obstacle as Soviet leaders weigh paying cash versus American credit. Observers note Soviet gold reserves and wartime negotiations, while skeptics doubt U S willingness to discount massive credits.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
America
United Soviet Union
Joseph
Stalin
U.S
Kremlin
Siberia
Editor Enjoys Giving Readers Odd Facts and Quirky Queries
A long excerpt notes readers seek obscure trivia from quiz books and papers. It recalls editor William Wade pondering questions about North Pole birds, snails horns, biblical figures, and odd curiosities while humorously cherishing the desire to enlighten readers and ease their noses.
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North Pole
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