Anderson Savings opens in new downtown quarters
Editorial notes Anderson Federal Savings and Loan opens in a spacious new building at Eleventh and Jackson Streets with plans for a full public tour once completed. It highlights Madison County’s population rise to 112,400 per a Standard Rate and Data Service report and applauds local civic leaders Russell Hulse and Floyd Stoelting as YMCA campaign chairmen. The piece also previews a potential Packard Studebaker merger as a major step in preserving competitive, inventive American enterprise.
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Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Eleventh and
Jackson Streets
Anderson
Standard Rate and Data Service, Inc
Evanston
Ill
Madison County
Russell Hulse
Floyd Stoelting
YMCA
Hulse
Mr. Stoelting
Packard
Studebaker
Guatemalan Anti Communist Victory Looms In Central America
Col. Carlos Castillo Armas leads anti Communist forces in Guatemala as they topple President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. The rapid advance suggests a swift seizure of power by Guatemalans, with an American role uncertain. The outcome promises an anti Communist regime closer to local traditions and supported by the people.
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacob Benz Guzman
Guatemala
United States
Central America
Arbenz
What Next For Gov Dewey in New York and Beyond
Rumors swirl about Thomas E. Dewey future after three terms as New York governor and two Republican presidential bids. Possible paths include a fourth term, Irving M. Ives or Herbert Brownell Jr as successors, or national service as Secretary of State if vacancy arises. Dewey's next move could impact national leadership amid calls for experienced statesmen.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York
Irving M. Ives
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhower
Severa
Washington
Gov. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
United States Supreme Court
Albany
Army McCarthy hearings spark call to curb military influence
A Washington column argues Army and Navy politics distort promotions and posts. It cites McCarthy era cases including MacArthur, Schine, Thomas, and Rickover, noting influential fathers, resignations, and legal changes aimed at stopping favoritism to protect equal treatment for all servicemen.
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McCarthy
MacArthur
USA
Army
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore
Judge” Advocate General
John Butler
Maryland
Miles Reber
Schine
D’alesandro
Indiantown Gap
Cong. Velde
Bolling Field
Air Force
Velde
Richard Velde
Bol* Ling Field
Washington
O'Daniels
Fort Washington
D. C
Parnell Thomas
Cong
New Jersey
Pvt. E. A. Kimmel
Long Beach
N.Y
Thomas
House Committee of Un-American Activities
New
Hyman Rickover
Navy
Robert Anderson
Rickover
Jerry McDaniel
Key West
Fla
Irvin T. Duke
A. Buckley
Anlergn
Kplity
Sunny Rain Is Needed In Hollywood Film Shoot
A Hollywood movie studio halted a rain scene when clouds opened up. The director shut off rain machines and packed gear, delaying filming until a sunny day. In Minnesota, veterans group drops the term comrade from its salutation due to political associations. Detroit Zoo reports a baby ostrich named Oscar growing unusually large, reaching 60 feet tall after hatching last September.
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Hollywood
Johnson-Messner-Roche Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Robert Jackson
Detroit
Oscar
Wonder drugs for rheumatic fever stir skeptical prime doctor
Dr William Brady invites readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope for a pamphlet Calcium and Rheumatic, arguing many so called wonder drugs offer limited relief and urging caution in penicillin or antibiotic use. He notes cost and variable efficacy, asking patients to weigh evidence and consider prevention.
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Jeanne
Jack
Brady
William Brady
Beverly
Hills
Calif
Wives, learn from Eli's birthday and horse sense
In this Worried Clinic note Dr. George W. Crane cautions mothers against panic over exact infant feeding schedules and modern vitamins. He cites his in laws and father in law, ages 91 and 100 potential milestones, to argue that common sense, vaccination, clean water, and reasonable feeding suffice for sturdy kids. He notes he offers advice by mail from Wellet Indiana and shares his instinct to avoid overemphasis on strict regimes.
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Eli
Eimer
Ida
Bre Srane
Indiana
Bud
Cora
Texas
Alerbe
Tye
Fialoneys
Corale
Lee
Indaw
Jane
Guatemala Crisis Rumors Rise Over US and Soviet Links
The United States faces alarm over Guatemala as Arbenz seeks to avert links with Russia, while rumors swirl of a Honduran led uprising and internal anti-Communist seets. Washington probes alleged US involvement, fearing a wider Latin American clash and possible Nicaragua and Honduras entanglement.
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Russia
Nthe U.N. Security Council
Organization ‘of American States
Arbenz
Guatemala City
United States
Honduras
State Department
Department
Guatemala
Washington
France
Indochina
Nicaragua
Folklore by William Wade and political notes
Folklore by William Wade surveys wordplay with electrical terms in humorous scenarios about a woman, including terms like Exciter and Regulator. The piece blends jokes with a brief American saying on education. It then shifts to a Guatemala section discussing Arbenz, army actions, rebels, and potential outcomes in Central America.
Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
A subscriber who runs or receives a daily copy should phone 3537 before 9 A. M. to have a copy sent after 9 A. M. by special messenger. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, go to the nearest seller and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
Channel Chuckles By Bill Keane
Channel Chuckles by Bill Keane presents light humor strips reflecting mid century family life with gentle satire and warm, homey tone. The cartoonist offers familiar setups and visual gags featuring recurring characters in wholesome scenarios.
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Bill Keane
Law Officers Take To Air In Interior Alaska
Law enforcement air travel is used to prosecute cases across interior Alaska villages. Previously misdemeanors were flown to Fairbanks for prosecution. Now territorial police and a U S district attorney fly from community to community to present cases before the U S commissioner in each locale. Also note a pheasant incident in Windsor Ontario where a pheasant smashed a kitchen window and then flew away after Mrs. Raymond Pare planned to eat it.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Reute
United Sates
Fromlace
U. S
Windsor
Raymond Pare
Windsor Star
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