Naming airport for local aviation pioneer sparks debate
The Anderson community weighs honoring Oswald Ryan by naming the new airport after him. Gov Handley and Ryan were recently invited to the dedication, seen as a last minute gesture amid political tensions. Ryan, former CAB chair and longtime advocate for Anderson aviation, helped secure airline service and national support.
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Herald
Harold W. Handley
Oswald Ryan
Andersonian
Elmo Funk
Charles Humphrey
Miller Huggins
Board of Aviation Commissioners
Rotruck
Anderson
Ryan
Washington, D. C
Jackson St
Baldwin Bridge
Meadowbrook
Ferguson Field
Indiana Aero Notes
The
Aeronautics Commission of Indiana
A Crying Well
The Wall Street Journal editorial notes that mayors visit Washington seeking federal money for slum clearance and transport as local tax revenue dwindles. It argues cutting federal spending and grants, lowering administration costs, and letting local governments fund local needs will restore funds and reduce Washington’s overreach.
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Wall Street Journal
Washington
Tax Foundation
U. S
Hospitals face strike over union rights at NYC voluntary hospitals
A New York City hospital union plans a strike at ten voluntary non profit hospitals starting after midnight Thursday. The dispute centers on union recognition and collective bargaining, echoing a 46 day strike last year at seven hospitals. If unresolved, Mayor Wagner may appoint a board of inquiry or mediation to balance public service needs with workers’ rights.
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New York City
New York
Sumner H. Slichter
Drug and Hospital
Robert Wagner
House Keeps Wheat Surplus Bill Alive
The House voted 108 to 92 in a non-record tally to keep Democratic hopes alive for a wheat bill. The Democratic plan would cut plantings 25 percent, raise support prices to 85 percent of parity, and compensate farmers with free wheat from stocks, while an alternative would cut 20 percent without raising prices. Senate-passed rhetoric favored a compromise with no price rise.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Rockefeller Challenge to Nixon Shapes 1960 GOP Debate
Roscoe Drummond assesses Governor Rockefeller's 2700 word challenge to Vice President Nixon, arguing Nixon should clearly define his positions on defense, civil rights, education, and economic policy before the nomination. The piece notes Nixon's duty to speak for himself, Rockefeller's attempt to prompt a contest, and the importance for delegates to hear a full stance in one coherent package.
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Washington
Rockefeller
Nixon
Union
Chicago
Republican Party
Mr. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
Folklore Parody on Censorship by an Anonymous Editor
A 40 year old quip on banning novels presents verse parody about heated prose and weather worn terms. It references Ye Clerke of Ye Wethere with archaic spellings and ends with an American saying that poets and pigs gain fame posthumously.
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Chaucer
Agayne
Rheumatic Joint Disability and Milk Therapy View
A columnist argues chronic joint disability, or rheumatiz, stems from nutritional deficiency rather than active inflammation. He urges daily dairy intake and dietary revision as the core remedy, dismisses arthritis as a misnamed, common misbelief, and invites physicians to confirm or refute his theory.
Patch of weeds spurs city county blame game at busy intersection
A Southside resident complained about tall weeds beside the 38th Street and Madison Avenue intersection. The owner reportedly said the matter was nobody's business. Health then Highway departments directed back and forth with no resolution by Tuesday as weeds remain.
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38Th St
Madison Ave
City Health Department
County Highway Department
City health officer warns on June and August weed cuts
Earl Mc Carel, city health officer, urged timely weed removal in June and August. If ignored, the city would cut weeds and bill property owners. On the southside, weeds grown inside city limits sprawl along 38th Street, including Canadian thistle over nearly 100 feet of sidewalk.
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Earl McCarel
38Th St
Quote by Dr. Marshall Lee Jr on spending and needs
Dr. Marshall Lee Jr notes a paradox in contemporary social philosophy arguing that people should spend earnings on pleasures rather than needs. He suggests the reasoning that individuals ought to buy what they want instead of prioritizing essential needs.
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Marshall Lee Jr
No one else will pay for his necessary health care
The speaker argues that for essential needs such as life and health a person should not be left to pay personally. If others refuse, government, employer, union, or even relatives may be pressured to cover the cost. otherwise the doctor should treat for free.
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Florida
The Gase Records of a Psychologist Explores Impotence
A psychology column discusses psychological impotence in men, urging wives to be more aggressive to cure the condition. Horace F. seeks help, fearing despair and possible divorce as he confronts waning sexual vigor after 40. The piece argues most impotence is psychological and offers a bulletin and charts from Dr. Crane for readers seeking guidance.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Horace F
Horace
Health letter submission guidelines with address
Brief notice from Dr Brady explains that only a few personal health hygiene letters will be answered. Enclosed stamped self addressed envelopes accompany inquiries. Due to high volume no reply to nonconforming queries. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Loral Electronics Buys Hillburn Electronic Products Co
New York based Loral Electronics Corp announced the acquisition of Hillburn Electronic Products Co a New York maker of electro mechanical relays for an undisclosed sum This marks Loral s second purchase this year after buying Alpha Wire Corp earlier in the year
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New York
UPI
Loral Electronics Corp
Hillburn Electronic Products Co
Loral
Alpha Wire Corp
The Shepherd Conversation on Flattery in Socials
A fragment discusses how to win friends by flattering others in conversation. Recommends steering talk to the other person, praising their intelligence and talents, and suggests improvising compliments when needed. The tone mirrors an instructional social guidance piece.
Bushnell's Turtle and the Powder Key Episode
Yale graduate David Bushnell built the Marine Turtle, a pioneering submerged vessel that failed against a copper bottom ship in New York Bay. His torpedo idea evolved into powder keg devices used to deter German submarines in World War I, paving the way for later naval mine innovations before World War I ended on November 11, 1918.
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Yale
David Bushnell
Maine
Leonardo de Vinci
Bushnell
Trumbull
Connecticut
New York
New York Bay
Kingdom Come
Georgia
U. S. Navy Department
Admiralty
Scotland
Norway
North Sea
Admiral Earle
Navy Bureau
Wilhelmshaven
Holland
Question on Joshua Barney Naval Hero
A brief inquiry profiles Joshua Barney as a naval hero whose career read like a magazine serial. The record traces his actions at sea, leadership in bold battles, and enduring reputation for courage. The piece invites readers to answer the question on Thursday.
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Joshua Barney
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
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