Birthday Salute To Anderson Notables In Daily Carry On
Carry On notes a 5 12 a m sunrise greeting list ten local friends and neighbors including Dr John Armington Dr Howard Foust Miss Coralina Gary and Dr W G McDonald as well as Mae Roberts Philip Sheldon Cooper Clarence J Stanley Les Girton and Florence Cripe. Also mentions William B Harper and Mrs Ella Goss in the Meridian Street parade and small items about Dorothy Case and a collie chew incident at her home with Carry On pondering liability and air age jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armington
Indiana University
Coralina Gary
Rowland Title Company
W. G. McDonald
Anderson
Ralph A. Gephardt
Madison County
Mae Roberts
Anderson City
Philip S
Sheldon Cooper
Madison County Bar Association
Clarence J. Stanley
Stanley-Painter
Les Girton
Florence Cripe
Red Cross’ Gray Ladies
William B. Harper
Anderson Urban League
Ella Goss
Meridian Street
David
Mount Vernon
Europe
Maurice Hackett
Dorothy Case
Carry On
Rascal
Phil Miller
Bill Lee
Elmer Thompson
Reader's Courtroom: Husband Must Pay Wife's Living Costs
Jane and Ernie marry in secret but separate then reveal a year later. Jane's father sues Ernie for reimbursement of a year's room and board, arguing he supported his daughter while she was married. The court rules the husband is responsible for a wife’s necessities, even if the father had paid.
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Jane
Ernie
Daily Crossword Across
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with numbered across and down clues. The grid references many definitions including plant shoot dressed and tea box among across clues and repressing and empire state abbreviations among downs. Several entries mix misspellings and odd spacings typical of OCR across words.
Aerial Raft Drops Tanks To Troops
American paratroopers gain new mobility and heavy equipment via an aerial drop platform with air-bag shock absorbers. Tanks trucks artillery and other gear are parachuted to the troops, the raft cushioned by large rubber bellows inflated by rising air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Wits and Daily Tales From Town
A string of light vignettes from town life features Bill Maines facing new bank responsibilities after high school, Bill Hawkins weathering rain’s impact on farmers and golfers, Asa Hackney critiquing a new suit, Mrs. Mack McCarel entertaining with vocal renditions, Lew Lewallen as a human weather barometer, Leo Contos praising hard work, and a backstage look at Ann Harreson guiding 500 dancing students at a Paramount recital.
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Indianapolis
Bill Maines
Bill Hawkins
Asa Hackney
Clair Call
Mack McCarel
Lew Lewallen
Leo Contos
the Paramount
Ann Harreson
Boys & Girls
Ann
Disneyland Captain Delivers a Cold Showdown
Bill and Diane unwind at a Park dinner then clash with Archie Schell over the gun in the tree and Larry. Diane exposes Schell’s deception about Lila Gregg while Bill pressures Drake for a decisive lead in Anaheim. The confrontation signals a pivotal turn as North at Disneyland tries to reach Drake.
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Sergeant Drake
Archie Schell
Archie
Larry
Diane
Bill
Anaheim
Crown Cafe
Lila Gregg
Lila
Captain North
Disneyland
Play Safe While You Drive Card advises chewing gum
A safety note urges drivers to chew gum to reduce drowsiness and stress while behind the wheel. The guidance promotes staying alert and fresh for safer driving, suggesting any brand of gum as a simple aid.
Wrigley's Spearmint Gum Ad Voices Driving Chew
A compact ad sketch promotes Wrigley's Spearmint Gum as refreshing and tasty for motorists. It highlights lively flavor and real chewing enjoyment while suggesting the gum enhances driving moments.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf excerpt
A humorous monologue notes a neighbor's ruined garden from dry weather despite frantic efforts to cause rain. It mocks political spats among Democrats and cites Mr Dooley on party leaders trying to reunite the old party. Dated 1957, distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuart Chase
Mr. Dooley
Thryin
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Peoria Printer Scats Up a 4000-Record Sound House
Peoria printer Guy DeHaven and wife run a 4000-record collection spanning Scotch bagpipe bands and Grover Cleveland and Bryan speeches. The 69-year-old catalogues the archive for 15 years and powers seven speakers to fill the home. He plans to attend New Ulm Polka Day this summer to snag any polkas he lacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Guy T. DeHaven
DeHaven
DeHavens
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Heating Units Rise 8 Percent from 1955 to 1956
U. S. Homes in 1956 recorded 18.4 million automatic heating units an 8 percent increase over 1955. The growth reflects expanded use of automatic heating systems across households, with regional and urban adoption contributing to the overall rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Restoring Lace And Bathing Precautions
Household scrapbook notes advise rinsing bathtubs to remove soap suds and prevent slipperiness to avoid accidents. It also offers lace restoration tips using hot soapy water cold water and milk to stiffen, with pressing on the wrong side.
Greener Thumbs INSECT immunity shifts insecticide use
Insects may develop immunity after generations making some insecticides less effective. If a treatment fails, rotate to a different product for a period. The issue is not the grower but natural adaptation. next season should regain control.
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Empire State
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Walt Disney
BY Ward Greene
HI and
Lou
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Dad Sien
Frank
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Kerry Drake
BY Alfred and
Kivla
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Aschir
Bob Montana
Palooka
Ham Fisher
Lil Abner
BY AL Capp
Central Park
Mary Worth
BY Ken Allen
The
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Zorka
Donald Duck
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Anderson. Ind
Axydlbaanr
Longfellow
VLIGR
Muaaus Als—Piald Drtzflc
Pierre Gorn Wille
Rines
THETE
George II OF
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Battle OF
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Strickler’s
Strickler’s Hardware
Madison Avenue
Bob Barnes
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