Orphan Home Debate Over Debbie’s Fate at Anderson Courtroom
In Anderson a courtroom gathering voices mixed hopes and worries about a child named Debbie and a foster family. The Orphan Home and church members discuss adoption, balance of welfare, and legal steps, while townspeople reflect on love, sacrifice and community. The audience weighs the best interests of the child against loyalties to foster parents.
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Toner Scorr
Anderson
Kayes
Church of God
Debbie
Orphan Home
col-Phan
Coma Ra
Workers Return After Settlement With Steel Local 1944
Eight hundred workers idle since Monday returned to work after a settlement reached during a conference with John H. Burton Jr. of the company and Elbert Koon of Local 1944 United Steel Workers, with federal mediator Joe Beedine presiding. The dispute centered on working conditions.
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Seuse
John H. Burton Jr
Elbert’ Koon
United ‘Steel Workers of America
Joe Beedine
Nent
Tabor
Father Says Child Not Ready for Heavy Play
A parent voices concern that an immature child should not be asked to handle risky situations. The speaker argues big boys should be kept away from ground equipment and rough play to protect the child’s safety and development.
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Jim
Daily Cryptoquote and Crossword Puzzle Brief
The page presents a daily cryptoquote titled AXYDL LONG and a daily crossword with clues such as Stand ope and Comrade. It notes the cipher system where a single letter can map to different letters each day and references a prior puzzle quotation about a thief who would steal your wife but won’t.
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Harry Hirshfiele
King Features Syndicate, Inc
B V.G
Josephine Lowman
God
Betto
Why Grows Old and Sun Exposure Dilemmas?
Dear Dr Brothers answers a reader about sunbathing and suntan advice for women. It covers risks of sun exposure on youth and health, urges gradual sun protection, and suggests practical timing for outdoor activities to reduce damage while noting gendered beauty norms.
Remnants of a shattered bulb and home fix tips
A reader asks how to safely remove a broken bulb and insert a soap bar to unscrew it. Also advice on keeping rug corners down with canvas, making ivory cement from gutta percha and pitch, and reflections on sex, sun, and marriage from a 1960s advice column.
Try and Stop Me and Friends Advice Bits
Bennett Cerf humor piece about Beerbohm Tree and Mrs. Campbell poster banter ends with Mrs. Campbell accepting. Then Dr Joyce Brothers advice column notes on choosing friends by shared moral values, a Vietnam veteran two-bullet rite of passage, and assorted overheard quips. Content spans humor, psychology, and light satire with names like Joyce Brothers and Beerbohm Tree.
Communicating With Josephine Lowman via Des Moines Syndicate
Readers may reach Josephine Lowman by sending letters care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa. This notice directs correspondence through the syndicate for publication or contact.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Towa
Negro comedian Dick Gregory heads to Europe for demos
Dick Gregory, a veteran civil rights figure, sails to Europe with a group of Nagasaki and Hiroshi survivors to stage public appearances from Paris to Moscow. He urges peace, saying there is no place to run, in a push linked to integration efforts. Meanwhile Indiana groups seek a 10,000 acre wildlife refuge near Terre Haute with an alternative site near Seymour under study.
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Sew Turk
Dick Gregory
Priser
Europe
Nagasaki
Paris
Moscow
Ineae
Baby
I Wabash, Ind
Indiana Conservation Council
Izaak Walton League
Terre Haute
Bel
Seymour
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Summitville Honors Students With Spring Awards
Summitville High School students earned many honors from local and state groups at year end. Scholarships went to Jo Bear and James Broyles, with Susan Brane and Linda Jones receiving awards, while Judy King earned an alternate. Recognitions included Girls State and Boys State programs, American Legion and DAR awards, livestock and farm honors, and National Honor Medals for several seniors, highlighting a broad slate of scholastic and civic distinctions.
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Summitville
Summitville High School
Psi Tota Xi
Jo Bear
James Broyles
Susan Brane
Linda Jones
Judy King
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
Judy Morris
Alexander Bright Post
American Legion
Joe Gossett
Madison County Medical Association
Pamela Ice
Lions Club
Gary Williams
Paul ‘Thurston
Ken Dickerson
Tncans
Michigan
Tic Tric
Pete ‘Sebwini
Myra Heater
Vanessa Bogir
Jame Weesner
Mike Lander
Milam’ Bear
Bob
Mar‘chal
Ken Dicker
Jim Broyles
Sharon Merrill
Suzy King
Sharon Armstrong
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Donald Duck
Roy Crane
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Walt Disney
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Ferbohm Tree
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Pers Bell
Beerbohm Tree
Patrick Campbell
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Doctor Skinner
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King Features Syndicate
Joyce Brothers
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