New Anderson County Hospital trustees chosen for timely operation
The Anderson County Hospital board of trustees was selected last week with officers named including Lawrence M. Busby as president Robert M. Wolford as vice president and Paul Newbern as secretary treasurer. The group aims to begin functioning officially and prepare to run the hospital when construction completes early next year. The selection signals construction and operation plans are on schedule and highlights strong civic leadership and support from county residents and donors.
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Anderson-Madison County Hospital
Lawrence M. Busby
Robert M. Wolford
Paul Newbern
Government moves on antitrust tied to GM subsidiaries
Lawmakers consider forcing auto makers to dispose of subsidiary units amid a GM related suit. Evidence shows many firms offer in house finance, with dozens of credit corporations named including General Electric, Westinghouse, RCA and Deere. Critics say government is too large to operate efficiently and should limit its reach to cleaning up Washington first.
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Auto Turers
General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
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Competite
Free
United Ring
General Electric Credit Corporation
Westinghouse Credit Corporation
RCA Credit Corporation
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corporation
Caterpillar Credit Corporation
John Deere Credit Corporation
Allis Chalmers Credit Corporation
Farm Motor Credit Company
Redisco
American Motors
Zense
Washington
Business On The Upswing In 1961 Outlook
The US Business Service forecasts a strong upward trend for 1961 with a smaller summer slowdown and acceleration in fall. Personal income should rise from 410 to 425 billion, GNP from 507 to 535 billion in 1961. Construction starts up five percent, with total outlay near 571 billion. Full year trade expected around 244 billion. The UBS outlook signals gains across most sectors, boosting merchants consumers and industry.
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United States Business Service
Boston
UES
UBS
Protectionism Grows As Congress Opens Import Impact Hearings
The new House subcommittee on the Impact of Imports and Exports on American Employment will hold public hearings starting Monday. Rep. John Dent chairs the group and argues foreign trade harms American markets. Rival party leaders back import measures, while coal, natural gas, and oil sectors prepare to weigh in on oil import levels. Despite protectionist talk, a strong merchandise trade surplus and studies suggesting limited job losses from cheap imports keep liberal policy supporters confident.
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Congress
New House
Rep
John Dent
M-Pa
Cleveland Bailey
Currell Neaens
Penth
Sub Committee
Interior Department
Tractors Group Reaches Miami Amid Cuba Negotiations
A fragmented text indicates a group traveling to Miami en route to Cuba seeks release of captives and negotiates terms with Castro. The garbled lines reference an engineer, a ship or tow, and a demand for leeway in prisoner talks, with a committee and sailors tied to the deal.
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Miami
Cuba
Paan
Soners
Castro
President's Report on Berlin Crisis and Nuclear Danger
Walter Lippmann reflects on the presidents speech and the Berlin crisis. He notes no ultimatums from Khrushchev or Kennedy and stresses that a peaceful settlement requires diplomatic patience, restraint, and the recognition that neither side can dictate terms. The danger of irreparable war looms as negotiations begin.
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Berlin
Ai. Khrush
Viena
West Baris
Washington
Moscow
London
Paris
Benn
Bank Stocks Offer Secure Income and Moderate Growth
Investment column argues bank shares provide stability and dividend safety with potential growth as earnings hinge on money rates. Discusses 1963 outlook, mentions Searle as a speculative pick, and notes bank profits rise when borrowing costs are higher and fall when rates drop.
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Roger E. Spear
Morgan Ail Mastern Paranias
NYSE
G. DB. Searle
Av Searle
OTC
Shephoneert Morning Prayer text fragment
Fragmentary religious chant lines mention prayers at different times and reference to Psalm 34 and individuals Wraig, O. Vale, and Julien C. Kyer in a damaged devotional snippet.
Sex Differences Between Men and Women Explored
An article discusses alleged biological cravings and differences between sexes. Dr. Crane argues women crave less erotic calories and meat, portraying wives as maternal and prone to jealousy. a follow up mentions a controversial label of nymphomaniac and urges readers to request Dr. Crane’s booklet and charts.
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Betty
Colege
Kinsey
Detty
Galy
Health Advice Letters Face Practical Limits
Readers write for medical tips to Dr. Brady on pressure gadgets and pulse listening. A nurse and a physician discuss the sphygmomanometer, its proper use, and cautions against overreliance on devices in place of skilled examination.
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Goody Birds
Ediner
Local liens and contractor payment safeguards explained
A article discusses the Indiana mechanic's lien law and how property owners can avoid paying for labor and materials twice. It notes that a lien may hold laborers or suppliers liable for amounts tied to improvements and outlines steps such as securing attestations from contractors that all bills are paid before final settlement.
Jerky and early American trivia in a fragment
A fragmented Q and A passage discusses jerky as sun dried meat and poses trivia about U.S. states admitted this century, a prominent American figure, calendar reform in 1752, and U.S. territories with delegates. It cites answers like Arizona 1912 and Puerto Rico, noting submarine use at Charleston and a caveat about certainty.
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Planing Berra
Ausan Commonwealth
Arizona
Hausa
Charleston
J.B. Marin
Reverend William Shirer Earns Doctor of Theology
The Rev. William Shirer of Shirley receives a Doctor of Theology in Practical Theology from Boston University School of Theology. He has served Methodist churches in Georgia, Massachusetts, and Worcester and studied at Emory and Harvard. Milk drinking by youths under 13 accounts for about half of fluid milk consumption in the U.S.
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Shirley
William Isor
The
Wil
Bostor School of Theology
Bos
Likins
Public
Louisville
Emteredsbury College
Win Her
Bachel¢r
Ke Orme M. Miler
Boston Unit School of Theolosy
Septemer
Harvard Dany School
Tessie
Georgia
Tecima
Massachusetts
Ant Methodist Church
Worcexter
Mass
ST. Paul
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Shane
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