Education critique: Fisher exposes public schooling failings
Prof. James A. Fisher at Boston University Junior College ran a student experiment to test grasp of government and history and cultivation of citizenship. Forty nine teams built model societies favoring socialist democracy, treating crime as disease and income leveling, revealing widespread misapprehensions about capitalism and democracy.
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Funeral planned for Clarence M Bolds longtime community leader
Clarence M Bolds dies at mid career milestone, funeral set in Anderson. He served as industrial and public relations director for Kelsey Hayes at McKeesport plant and had wartime roles with War Labor Board and American Military Government. Formerly with Delco-Remy, real estate partner, McKeesport Rotary and Chamber leader, his career spanned Anderson Utica and McKeesport.
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Clarence M.bolds
Kelsey Hayes Company
McKeesport
Anderson High School
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Delco-Remy Division
A. D. Collins
Anderson
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War Labor Board
Detroit
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Utica
Nagy Trial and Execution Portrayed on Moscow Radio
The Moscow radio reported the trial and execution of former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy and associates for the 1956 revolt against Soviet domination. Nagy, a longtime Communist loyalist who grew critical of Moscow, becomes a stark example of betrayal and the suppression of national communism within the Soviet bloc.
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Imre Nagy
Mr. Nagy
Hungary
Russia
Nagy
Anderson Leader Miller Huggins Named President
Miller J. Huggins of Anderson has been elected president of the Independent Cash Register Dealers Association at its San Francisco convention. The 33 year veteran will direct the group’s work and brings notable community service to his new role. The note of congratulations emphasizes his proven contribution to Anderson’s progress and well being.
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Anderson
Miller J. Huggins
Independent Cash Register Dealers’ Association
Huggins
San Francisco
Cash Register
Flood Control Ideas From 1913 Flood Considered
Ed Ronsheim recalls 1913 Anderson flood and federal recommendations to dredge White River channel, raise levees, widen bridge approaches. Levee and bridge work occurred but dredging did not. A flood dam east of the city was proposed as a tested measure. Betty Arlene Bishop of Chesterfield enrolls in medical technology at Indiana University Medical Center for a B S degree and technologist career after three years at Bloomington.
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Chesterfield
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Indiana University
Bloomington
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Summit talk nears as world leaders may meet this fall
The piece links possible Khrushchev Eisenhower Macmillan de Gaulle talks to a rising push for a four powers summit this year. It notes public and private negotiations, cites Gallup data showing broad support for a summit, and highlights U.S. Dulles approach and Geneva plans as steps toward a broader deal on nuclear testing and arms control. It also includes a humorous aside about a psychologist case and a promotion of “Rating Scales” for love advice.
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Tonsil surgery talk and postmaster nominations
Letter by Dr Brady denounces tonsillectomy hype and promotes cautious medical practice while amid a UN summit discussion Eisenhower nominates 95 postmasters including five from Indiana. The piece blends health debate with political appointments and speculative science ideas from the era.
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Indiana
Paul Marks
Clarks Hill
Brenton D. Byerley
Crandall
John BE. Garrett
Buntingburg
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Oldenburg
Dernard E. Davidson
Worthington
New Horizons in Science by Ear Ubet
A push to reach the moon for August launch prompts discussion of scientific gains. Studies propose close lunar observation to infer origin, composition, and history, including surface dust, temperature, gas content, and possible signs of life, with debates on methods and risks.
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Folklore by William Wade from a college art exhibit
Regional pronunciations spark humor as coeds admire art from New York to Kalamazoo. A western nameless speaker praises a lovely vase while Pennsylvanian, Boston, and local lines mix praise with mispronunciation. An American saying ends with a wry note on speech.
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