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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1957

Page

4

Decision Nears on Annexation in Anderson Township

The Anderson City Council plans a final reading on an annexation ordinance for Anderson Township. The revised measure excludes Lafay ette and Richland Townships, addressing concerns over Highland School bonds and local finances. Residents debate the scope and impact, with most opposed to joining the city but many reliant on city services.

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Palm Beach Builds Industrial District As Growth Drive

The Palm Beach area averts the resort image with a Pratt & Whitney Aircraft plant under construction and an 1800 acre Industrial District. The Raidle firm advertises the site to manufacturers and suppliers citing water systems and ample utilities. The piece argues industrial growth requires local commitment, noting Florida attracts many migrants and urging other communities to imitate Palm Beach.

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Hidden thoughts in talk and a witty kitchen quip

A southern plantation guest advises a ham recipe using rye whisky bourbon port and Jamaica rum. The host’s cook quips that the true yield may be gravy. A noted educator entertains a guest and the visitor asks to pass the nuts during dinner.

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Minister Spars With Woman Over New Baby

In a witty exchange a woman asks which parent the minister favors for the newborn. He surveys the child and notes, though intelligence has not dawned on his face, the baby resembles both parents. The piece ends with a quip on a good aim requiring action.

Young Republicans to Meet in Washington for Platform

The Young Republican National Federation, about 1500 members, convenes in Washington next Wednesday to draft a platform on GOP aims and policies and to elect officers. Vice President Richard Nixon will attend the opening session. Near the end of the four day meeting the group will present Young America's tribute to the President, with an invitation extended to President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower.

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Indiana Central Alumni Picnic Plans Annual Gathering

Indiana Central alumni living in Anderson New Castle Muncie and Hartford City will hold a Sunday picnic at 1 p.m. in Shadyside Park followed by a business meeting led by Mrs. Lowell Barnett. Virginia Cravens will discuss college plans and progress on the Academic and Physical Education Buildings begun on Alumni Day June 8. Local committee members include G. E. Ebbertt Harold Achor Rex Wallace Meredyth Delph and Gordon A. France. Canadians are moving to the United States at a rate of 86 a day.

Indiana Central College Anderson New Castle Muncie Hartford City Shadyside Park Lowell Barnett Virginia Cravens Alumni Association of Indiana Central G. E. Ebbertt Harold Achor Rex Wallace Meredyth Delph Gordon A. France

Iodine beliefs and iodism in medical overuse warned

Dr Brady cautions readers about iodism from excessive iodine or iodide use noting coryza and salivation as signs. He recalls old practice of using potassium iodide for syphilis and urges nutritional iodine as outlined in The Iodine Ration pamphlet, requesting self addressed stamped envelopes.

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Health letters clarify iodine intake and skin eruptions

A columnist notes that iodine absorbed from injections should not be blamed for skin eruptions. The letter from readers discusses health and hygiene opinions, urging caution in diagnosing disease from nutrients. Dr Brady will answer brief, tagless letters with stamped envelopes.

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Foreign Flight Delights and Deluxe Service on KLM

John B. Crane recalls a 21st transatlantic flight New York to Düsseldorf with his wife aboard a four engined super Constellation. The trip featured all first class perks, unlimited champagne, lobster meals with French wine, lavish gifts for deluxe passengers, and ample legroom, ending with gifts of Delft china and perfume in Amsterdam. He notes KLM’s strong comparison to American carriers and a passenger’s wish for orchids.

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Disciples Of Christ Women Open Assembly In Lafayette

About 3 500 Disciples of Christ women will gather at Purdue University Lafayette Wednesday evening for their first international assembly on women s work in the church. The five day meeting organized by the Christian Women s Fellowship features 140 discussion groups, handicraft from 18 foreign countries, and the commissioning of 18 missionaries for ten fields. Officers include Mrs. Russell C. Putnam of Cleveland president and Mrs H I Rudduck of Mishawaka vice president with Mrs Jack Dale of Dallas as assembly program chairman.

Lafayette Ind Disciples of Christ Purdue University Christian Women’s Fellowship Portland Ore Russell C. Putnam Cleveland H. I. Rudduck Mishawaka Jack Dale Dallas Tex

Treasury in fiscal mess as Humphrey plans exit

Washington pundit columns claim the U S Treasury faces a cash crunch amid high long term interest rates and weak bond sales. Critics blame policy shifts under George Humphrey and Randolph Burgess, noting rising costs and reliance on short term notes as inflation erodes dollar value.

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Donnie J Turning Tides in a Sensitive Child Tale

Case V-314 describes Donnie J., an 11 year old shy student scolded for tardiness and a D grade. The piece urges fathers to praise positives, attend PTA meetings, and curb harsh discipline, while promoting parents tests and psychological help from Dr. Crane Mellor.

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Leaf Cutting Bees and Cedar Chests The Rose Bush Link

In Small Worlds Around Us LM Watkin explains the leaf cutting bee uses rose leaf circles to build nest cells. The bee creates thimble shaped chambers, lays eggs, and provisions each cell with pollen for larval development. The cycle continues through generations of insects.

LM. Watkin

He Does JULIEN C. HYER

Poem fragment praises patience and small beginnings. The speaker urges not to scorn daily small things as divine beginnings. The text names JULIEN C. HYER as the author or attributed creator.

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