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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
2
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce says May industrial employment rose by 3,000 versus May 1958 and gains spread across bank clearings, building permits, and postal receipts. It credits the upturn to confidence and private investment, arguing against reliance on artificial government programs.
J Wesley Stewart ends 23 years as Madison County Welfare Department director due to ill health. A former Whetstone Church pastor and Anderson Township trustee, Stewart helped found the department in 1936 and led it through changing politics while serving as president of the Council of Social Agencies. Friends hope he pursues health and active citizenship in retirement.
The sudden death of Jeannine M. Kerski age 5 or 6 is mourned by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kerski. The piece reflects on the tragedy, faith, nature, and the impact of her brief life on family and friends in the community.
Emil Parisi longtime owner of the Golden Crust Doughnut Shop dies. A native of Indianapolis he moved to Anderson at 22 to start the Golden Crust which grew into a major Midwest doughnut enterprise. He previously owned Parisi Grocery and acquired West Side Liquor Store this year. The community mourns a devoted husband father and respected leader with condolences extended to his family.
A recent press release from Work Book Entychopedia notes the daméclion was chosen as the appropriate Hewer for Father's Day, citing a belief that "the more is rampled om, the more it grows" as justification for the selection.
Gary Indiana reports union leader John Testo filed a slander suit in Lake Superior Court against former Lake County prosecutor Niere Holovachka. He alleges statements tied to Senate Rackets Committee hearings in Washington harmed his reputation. The suit cites testimonies about corruption and a Soviet exhibit linked to local labor figures and park league players.
Eczema described as acute or chronic and linked to skin inflammation and exposure. Historical discussion covers noncontagious nature, old terms, treatment hints, prescriptions, and requests for reader correspondence. Includes brief items on British Railways service start and East German leaders touring the Soviet Union.
Western European political figures and major editors reflect on John Foster Dulles life and policies. Coverage notes his moral stance, insistence on peaceful dispute resolution, and questions about his stance on Pax Americana and Soviet containment amid mixed critiques from Britain, France, and Germany.
In Washington the M Moscow and Khrushchev loom large as Soviet aims to dissolve NATO and gain leverage over West Berlin. Drummond reports Khrushchev’s pressure for neutrality, warnings to Italy and Greece, and Eisenhower’s refusal to attend any summit under threat. A Geneva settlement is seen as the only path to avert unilateral actions in Berlin.
A psychologist describes Carolyn K a 2 graduate student who fears a foul body odor. The analysis explains two sweat gland types apocrine odor and eccrine sweat, distinguishing real odor from obsession. Carolyn recalls parental prudishness and puberty talk fueling anxiety. advice includes hygiene, deodorants, and therapy to uncover cause, with note on possible brain tumor or seizures but deemed unlikely.
A playful puzzle list mingles trivia on bicycles dates invention and famous names with proverbs and quirky maxims. It surveys eras and figures such as Ernest Michaud and Benjamin Harrison while weaving cultural references and odd fears into a collage of antiquated questions.
A reader asks about the term bam boat and the piece explains naval jargon origins. It notes common shipboard terms and traces the etymology of several words from duties and equipment aboard ships.
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