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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
9
A column notes daily town happenings from Anderson including arrivals by the Dan Her cons and Phil Rossin's ties to Duke studies. A playful vignette ends with an appellate ruling condemning a six year jail for picking flowers as cruel and unusual punishment.
The notice outlines YMCA activities with lunch sessions and education groups at noon and early evening. It lists various classes including boys craft, girls swimming, and family swim, with times from 9:00 to 7:00 and multiple boards meeting in the same facility.
A reader puzzle page presents a mixed across and down crossword with clues and a cryptogram quotation. The page includes theme entries like ancient, Hebrew letter, and various wordplay hints, plus a sample cryptogram and instructions.
Miss Leslie arrives at the hotel and is directed to room 64 where a stranger greets her. She asks for Hank and the man answers but remains silent as the scene unfolds in a tense moment.
In garden guidance residents are urged to remove stagnant water from cans bird baths and any water holding containers to cut breeding sites for mosquitoes. The note adds that spraying may still be needed to reduce pests that fly in.
A terse man confronts Enid Leslie in a hotel room claiming to work for Mrs Wickart. He warns of trouble if the situation becomes known and questions Hank’s whereabouts. Enid accuses him of trickery as she seeks answers about a possible frame job.
Enid Leslie confronts detective Gus Drosky after Hank Hank's note hints at regret. She considers Mrs. Wickart's plans and contemplates visiting the Record Box as they walk through streets, ending with an invitation to meet his sister.
A noisy ad spoof from 1958 by Bennett Cerf features a sour announcer and a burly pitcher in a gag about an unbreakable pane of glass. The piece riffs on psychiatrists in Provincetown and a luncheon of professors misdefining words.
Washington AP three more states Indiana Maryland and Delaware signed up to receive government funds to advance payments for extra unemployment benefits. Acting Labor Secretary O’Connell said about 144% million or a third of the nation’s insured workers qualify for the program. Wisconsin and Connecticut finance extended payments locally. Jeff McClure treated at St John’s Hospital for knee and leg cuts.
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