Anderson Airport Fund Debt Repaid After Two-Year Wait
The 1948 airport fund debt, created under Mayor McDonald, remained unpaid as of 1957. Mayor Ferguson pledged repayment but left the city financially strained. This week the City Council moved to settle the obligation by transferring funds from the utility account, reinforcing a temporary loan to the airport fund while awaiting full replenishment.
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Anderson
Ralph R. Ferguson
G. Lester McDonald
Ferguson
Airport
C.D. Roruck
Herald
Sotruck
McDonald
McDonald Administration
Anderson City Council
McDonald Council
Jesse Hu
Mae Roberts
Histy Airport
Ratruck
Chful
Two Andersonians Named to School Board Terms
A. George Harrison of 1041 Arrow Ave and Wilbur Roby of 3109 Sheridan St were appointed to three year terms on the Board of School Trustees. Harrison, a longtime member of C. C. Clark and Sons, replaces Syd ney J. Williams who declined reappointment. Roby, cashier of Anderson Banking Co, begins his second term and currently serves as president. The board faces modest pay versus heavy responsibilities in a major local school system.
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Anderson
Appointments person. School Board shapes future of Anderson
The School Board oversees annual expenditures in salaries and maintenance and guides long term planning such as new schools and locations. They supervise day to day administration and how schools teach. Mr Harrison and Mr Rohy tackle difficult tasks to protect community interests.
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Thors
Harrison
Rohy
Anderson
Anderson College appoints new vice president and officers
Dr Adam W Miller named vice president succeeding the late Carl Kardatzke. He has led the Graduate School of Theology and has been with the college since 1941. Chester L Edwards elected board treasurer and Dr John Kane named board secretary. Dr ELE Perry of Grand Rapids remains board chairman.
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Adam W. Miller
Anderson College
Church of God
Miller
Graduate School of Theology
Carl Kardatzke
Chester L. Edwards
John Kane
Ele. Perry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Midwest
Judge Cleveland Honored For Ten Years Of Service
The people of Madison County honor Judge Sid MM Cleveland as Lt. Col. Warne E. Rhodes of Indiana Selective Service awards him a 10 year service medal. Cleveland completed a decade as chairman of the Madison County Selective Service Board, guiding fair and honorable administration while directing neighbors to military service.
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Madison County
Sid MM. Cleveland
Warne E. Rhodes
Indiana
Selective Service
Cleveland
Selective Service Board
Communist influences in Asia and nearby regions
J M Roberts analyzes the political shifts as communist movements face opposition across Burma Malaya Laos and Kashmir. The piece notes varying levels of activity, with anti communist sentiments persisting in Forminia and Japan, while internal divisions and external pressures restrain communist gains in South Asia and Southeast Asia.
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Associated Press
Kashmir
Burma
Asia
Ism
Costan Hae
Haleala
Malaya
Ing
Laos
Ace
South
Vietnam
Red China
China
Forminia
inter-South Korea
Pakistan
Japan
Kas
Moscow
Kerala
India
Makistan
Navy airman loses rating in Mig attack near Japan
In Yokosuka Japan Navy Airman Donald EB Corder suffered shrapnel wounds when a Mig jet attacked the patrol plane over the Sea of Japan. He lost his second class rating from his right arm only hours after being promoted to electrician's mate second class.
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Yokosuka
Japan
UPD
Navy
Donald EB. Corder
Jacksonville
Sea of Japan
Demagogues at Work on Labor Regulation Debate
A fragmentary column discusses Congressional fights over labor regulation. It notes Senate hearings and a reported bill from the Labor and Public Welfare Committee aimed at driving criminals from the scene, with concern that mischief in the House could spoil the chance for reform.
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Senate Committee F On Labor and Public Welfare
Trade l Union
Congress
Kennedy
White House
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Case Records of a Psychologist Career Dilemma
Don D aged 48 considers college or following his dentist father into dentistry while seeking vocational guidance. The piece urges trying a year of college or a business program, stressing practical training and aligning study with public service and personal growth for career flexibility. It cites Dr. Paul Glick and Meany on labor reform context and includes advice on calcium and nutrition, plus a call to request vocational guidance material.
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Feigh
Papa
Don D
Crane
Dental College
Paul ¢. Glick
ALF
Lincoln
U.S. Senate
Zane Grey
Folklore by William Wede Quotations and Wisecracks
A collage of quotations on parenting power and misfortune. It threads folk sayings from Herodotus to Victorian voices, noting kindness and cruelty, the woodshed memory, and the quickness of future justice. Notable lines include warnings against child mistreatment and the moral weight of money and family.
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Trulagher
Minnesota
Mat
Herodotus
Victoria
Samuel
Schonl
Leibowitz
New York
Calciums deficit linked to colitis and diet
Dr Brady discusses calcium shortage linked to malnutrition and colitis caused by vitamin B deficiency and refined sugars. He notes many Americans consume high sugar foods and starches, with diet contributing to digestive issues and fatigue. A pastor election at Mishawaka ends Thursday.
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Robert McCarrison
M.D
City urged to widen demolition drive beyond condemned homes
A local letter to the Board of Works urges expanding demolitions beyond condemned houses after noting several empty, decaying properties in the downtown area. The writer argues a cleaner city with fresh storefronts and well kept residences boosts value, pride, and prosperity for business, residents, and history.
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Board of Works
Greatness in His strength and gracious friends
The piece praises Halwarl men and their uplifting presence. It honors those gifted common folk who lift spirits, spur nobler goals, and sanctify souls, noting a glimpse of Heaven in their influence and talents. The author Julien C Ry er.
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Asaiah
Heaven
Julien C, Ryer
Sailor Traditions and Ship History Question
The passage notes ship traditions from old sailing days, mentions Chinese bow eyes on ships, and praises Admiral Yi Sun-sin for defending Korea against Japanese forces. It then asks what inspired Richard Wagner to create his opera The Flying Dutchman.
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Korea
i-Sun Sin
Richard Wagner
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