Editorial on Morrison tenure and Anderson College growth
The piece lauds Dr. John A. Morrison's five year reappointment as president, crediting his leadership with Anderson College's rise in Indiana. It notes Russell Morehouse's resignation as superintendent of Philadelphia Quarts Works and his civic contributions to Anderson. It also reports Sir John Kellegge's May savings bond tally of 467,769 and details a campaign to raise 250,000 for a new Anderson College library, with early fundraising optimism.
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John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Indiana
Morrison Lize
Anderson
Russell Morehouse
Philadelphia
John Kellegge
Madison County
Us, Savings Bonds Committee
U.S
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Cwnc Ulf
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Hoosier State youth programs praised for civic growth
The piece extols Hoosier Girls State and Hoosier Boys State as vital Indiana programs by the American Legion and its Auxiliary. It notes growth from 300 participants in 1947 to 953 in 1954 and emphasizes leadership, character, and citizenship outcomes for high school students. It contrasts diplomatic efforts with China’s brutality and questions Geneva talks amid 63 Americans imprisoned or blocked from leaving.
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Hoosier
American Legion
Indiana
American Legion Auxiliary
Hoosierdom
State of the Orient
Geneva
Aidmapher
McCarthyism fades in California as Ike era splits loom
The Drew Pearson column surveys Eisenhower advisers avoiding McCarthy, notes Knowland and others steering White House stance, and reports California outcomes where McCarthy tactics weakened. It cites Bunche, Kersten, and the push to curb junkets while pressing for program passage.
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Hisenhower
Sun
McCarthy
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Iku
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Eaniel
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Reed
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Blyenhower
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Alves
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Charles Nalleck
Indiana
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Ike
Hill
Ima
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Bunche
Ralph Bunche
White Houses
Halle Selassie
Ethiopia
Ernest Gress
Herb Block
Dr. Bunche
Preston
Gross Gnolly
Herb Brock
Tunehe
Wilson
Potomac
Secretary of Defense
Watching Eclipse Has Drawbacks
CHICAGO 11-A lonk at west Wednesday's solar eclipse through Sunglasses could permanently damage your vision. The Journal of the American Revival Assn. notes a Joint Committee on Industrial Ophthalmology saying no commercially marketed sunglass is dense enough to safely gaze at the sun. A medical source privately suggested eclipse viewing might be safe through at least four thick exposures of heavily exposed photographic negative.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Revival Assn
Joint Committee On Industrial Ophthalmology
Folklore Puzzles and Wordplay by William Wade
A trivia and riddle page featuring jokes and conundrums on language and logic. Includes a string of playful questions with punchy, pun-laden answers and scattered wordplay examples. Mentions religious and cultural references in a light, humorous tone.
Beriberi test and diet advice from Dr William Beady
Dr William Beady promotes a self test for beriberi using vitamin B complex and a six week dietary trial. He urges replacing refined white flour with wheat, cites Wheat to Eat pamphlet, and offers responses to stamped envelopes for serious inquiries at his California health service.
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Crang
Mollet
Western Europe defense idea risks alienating France
The House Foreign Affairs Committee blocks new arms shipments to France and Italy unless they ratify the European Defense Community EDC. France cautions that a Western Europe defense without Paris is unthinkable, while US pressure may push France toward EDC but could make it a reluctant ally amid domestic opposition and Indochina fallout.
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Ty J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press News
Congress
West Germany
Molland
Luxembourg
Belgium
France
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Italy
European Defense Community
United State
Indochina
BDC
Europe
United States
Worry Clinic Case Records of a Psychologist
Norma a 32 year old mother with agoraphobia builds emotional confidence through graded steps. Dr George W Crane notes her progress after a telephone session instructing a half block walk with her son, then two more blocks, then past a racal lot, eventually reaching Lake Michigan beach and downtown to his office. The method relies on gradual exposure and patient effort, with Dr Crane emphasizing clinician support but no cures without patient adherence.
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Ureerrigle
Norma B
Deane
Dr. Crane
Sotta
Lake Michigan
Norma
Lerrounding
Henry I
England
Alpha Rho Hostess and Community Gatherings in Middletown
Mrs Myers hosted Alpha Rho activities while Grover Wood was guest. Pledge services honored Mrs Rex Sick. Guests from Toledo Pendleton Shirley Daleville Tapel and Middletown attended a gathering with dinner and social hour. Locals noted include Gordon Fatelnzer visiting from Fort Wayne and Boy Scouts led by Rufus Purdue at a district outing near Mt Lawn. The Rev A P Tetor family moved to Gad City and the parsonage now houses Rev and Mrs Gan and son from Speedway.
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Middletown
Grover Wood
Losless
Alpha
Sigma Bela -Sa- Roully
Rex Sick
Mossames Pail Graves
Taylor Tops
Norman Haynes
Pate Kirk
Joe Vandergrift
Merrill Frazier
Richard Emswiller
Wyan Manis
William Sturgeon
Tom Purnish
Robert Stith
Neda Kay
Smith T Union
Gatryn
Toledo
Ohio
Pendleton
Shirley
Daleville
Tapel
Edaress
Wethorist Church
Gordon Fatelnzer
Fort Wayne
Nettie Anger
Gene Uall
Floyd Swinford
Larry Sheddrick
Philip Wills
Charles Clevenger
Tony Gavin
Stephen Holmes
Gan and Son
Speedway
Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
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