Anderson School Board weighs 1960 tax plan on build fund
Madison County units announce 1960 financial plans with emphasis on budget outlook and tax intensity. The Anderson School Board faces a pivotal decision on maintaining the 1.0 cent cumulative building fund levy to avoid debt, preserve rapid school expansion, and prevent setbacks in the community’s ongoing construction efforts.
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Anderson School Board
Anderson
Cumulative Building Fund
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South Side Junior High
Hiawatha
Westvale
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Twentyeninth Street
Park Place
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Hoosier Seaport Debate Tied to St Lawrence Seaway
Congress weighs Indiana future linking a Lake Michigan coast area near Gary to a proposed seaport. Gov. Mandelry backs the project as vital, arguing it would boost steel and manufacturing and spawn a 100000 resident city, connecting Indiana to European markets via the Seaway. A rival senator from Illinois questions the plan.
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Mlinois
Miss Barton Honored For Decades Of Service At Hazel Green
Miss Mayda Barton received special recognition at the College Missions in Indianapolis for retirement after twenty five years at Hazel Green Academy Kentucky a Christian church mission. She returns to Anderson to live with sisters Emma and Mary Barton long active in the Loyal Order of Moose and its magazine.
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Tonsillectomy Debate Prompts Public Hearing
A muddled item discusses Dr Brady’s stance on tonsil surgery and its safety. It notes public interest at a Detroit hearing, with references to proposed rates and possible costs. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR garble, but the piece centers on medical procedure, safety, and public response.
Washington by Roscoe Drummond on recovery lessons
Washington reports show unemployment down and factory activity rising, with 68 million in weekly earnings and sales improving. Analysts, including J A Liv, stress structural gains, urging examination of the recovery’s deeper causes and lessons for workers, unions, and business leaders.
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Case study links dentistry and mortuary work to youth career lure
The article reports a psychologist’s interview with Dr. Jor about steering young sons toward dentistry, noting a broader trend of older dentists mentoring youths. It also discusses a survey of dental and mortuary fields, the influence of early exposure on career choice, and a political critique arguing private sector recovery over heavy government intervention.
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Snow White
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Eisenhower
Courthouse session muddles annexation debate and duties
A chaotic courthouse gathering of petitioners and officials debated annexation as county records and inspections were discussed. Judge Alva Cox and attorney Charles Gaus weighed actions while David Stone led opposition. Members voiced tensions, a resignation offer surfaced, and the session closed with continued work on the counts and filings.
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Alva Cox
Pelawvare County Circuit
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Queen’s Commonwealth role shapes Britain’s recovery theme
A fragmentary 1930s era column surveys recovery in Britain and the monarchy, noting Queen Elizabeth II as a symbol amid postwar rebuild. It contrasts imperial reach with modern governance, mentioning the Commonwealth, Eisenhower era defense, and public works as drivers of renewal.
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Britain
Associated Press
England
Annal
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Canada
Howe Dent
Eisenhower
Beale
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Jong
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Sorld
Hoosier Congressmen Vote 8 3 On Federal Aid Bill In House
Washington reports Indiana lawmakers split on a federal aid bill as eight voted for and three against in the House. Democrats Reve Barr Deston Roush Van Scoy Adair Paubhean supported the bill with Brademas Madden joining in opposition.
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