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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
32
The piece presents Old Glory as the enduring banner of the United States. It frames the flag as a symbol of liberty, national unity, and cherished rights, highlighting its historical roots from independence to a 48-state union and its role in inspiring courage and devotion.
The Public Relations Committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce plans a June 20 dinner to honor Joe Campbell, Purdue University athlete and future Knoxville insurance agent. The event aims to celebrate his golf career and citizenship, following a precedent set by last year’s guest Carl Erskine.
Mrs Maud B Sansberry 82 widow of Charles T Sansberry longtime Anderson attorney and early area resident died after 62 years in Anderson. A Crawfordsville native she active in Trinity Episcopal Church Edgerle Club Indiana Historical Society counselor. She valued past traditions and guided present life. She was a kind neighbor and fine citizen.
The Anderson Banking Company expands its board with Dr. John C. Drake and John W. Barber Jr. Drake, longtime local physician, serves with the Chamber of Commerce and medical associations. Barber, Barber Manufacturing Co. VP, is YMCA director and Bill Wilson Boys Club president.
A veteran recalls a sergeant facing unruly rookies on a hot day with a witty exchange about shade trees and rope. A second anecdote features a patient salesman waiting for a bus under the sun as tempers and thirst rise.
A quirky column by William Wade blends jokes about Noahs ark and a city editor guiding coverage of a ball game fight between two blondes. The humor lingers on bleachers and menus as a light backstage glimpse of newsroom banter.
The Shepherd Today describes patriotic gatherings on Main Street with groups singing and speakers discussing what makes the country great. It reflects on the sacrifice of those who died for the flag and urges prayer that the nation lives up to the ideals symbolized by each stripe and star.
Mona M a 32 year old housewife questions Dr Crane about why wives face marital discord and how to win back a straying husband. The column argues against scolding and suggests making the wife’s first move to restore the ego and appeal to male desire.
Dr. George W. Crane extols positive over negative methods using a fable of sun and wind to advise wives on marital strategy. He claims many unmarried women outnumber men and promotes his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage with a stamped envelope and 20 cents for requests.
A 1956 health column by Dr. Brady discusses shallow breathing as a cause of weakness and explains treatments including deep breathing, carbon dioxide inhalations, and the dangers of alcohol. It advises for post operative care and emergency use for asphyxia, plus a request for readers to send stamped envelopes for more material and letters to William Brady in Beverly Hills.
WW G Rogers discusses Roger L Williams 1851 1870 study tracing Napoleon III from presidency to Sedan. It highlights Persigny Morny Montalembert Castiglione Duray Ollivier and other figures with arts science and politics, noting Williams even handedly portrays events while offering period color. DES MOINES UP reports Methodist conference calls to halt atomic testings. SUDDEN DEATH PETERSBURG UP notes Harley Young 72 dies while helping wife with breakfast dishes.
The piece notes President Eisenhower has long suffered stomach trouble under heavy strain and links his health episodes to a busy schedule. It cites budget battles on Capitol Hill, box lunches with GOP members, a Florida trip, and events with the Republican National Committee as factors.
The piece notes antitrust division chiefs clashing with cases and a speech by Victor Hansen, while ex Senate figure George Bender is praised for the Interior brief. It also mentions Judge Stanley Barnes moving to the Court of Appeals and Lyndon Johnson shaping Senate deals behind closed doors.
Mrs. Paul Darner of Dayton Ohio left a purse at an ice cream parlor near Wilmington. She sent a letter describing the parlor without naming it. The envelope address and local clues led Semler's ice cream parlor to locate the rightful owner and return the purse.
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