Public cooperation urged as rainfall wanes in Anderson
The editorial argues for voluntary water conservation measures amid scarce rain. Indiana Education Department rates Anderson schools highly, praising performance and challenging continued excellence. Work begins on a new junior and senior high school to ease congestion in Madison County. Sen Margaret Chase Smith's landslide victory boosts national stature and assures Maine representation in Congress.
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Madison County
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Sen. Smith
Maine
Study Commission forms to study Anderson area problems
The Study Commission completes two appointment series for a cross‑section citizens panel led by Dr. Gordon Welder to address mutual concerns of Anderson and surrounding suburbs. It aims for a practical plan to resolve service and growth tensions between city residents and suburban riders who pay for services.
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Thurman Hall, longtime Alexandria business leader, dies
The Alexandria community mourns Thurman D. Hall a graduate of Alexandria High School and Indiana University longtime insurer and real estate professional and civic leader He served in Civil Defense during World War I and was active in American Legion First Methodist Church Sigma Chi Knights of Pythias Elks Eagles and Masonic lodges His funeral prompted many Alexandria businesses to close for the day reflecting the esteem in which he was held by the community and Madison County
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Purge memo alleges U S Information Office bias and cuts
Washington dispatch outlines a confidential memo claiming Democrats were purged from the U S Information Office under Eisenhower, with Truman and Acheson images restricted abroad. It cites budget cuts, overseas displays, and internal objections, naming Abbott Washburn and others while noting farm subsidy criticisms and recipients.
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Lapel Methodist Men Assemble for Mixed Notes and Meetings
The Lapel Methodist Men chapter elected new officers led by Carroll Conway as president and Charles Roberts as secretary with Neil Dickerson as treasurer. Guest speaker D DeWease of Elwood spoke as refreshments were served, and a policy update moved the regular meeting to the third Tuesday each month.
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Rheumatiz debate from Dr Brady letter on arthritis
Dr William Brady argues a conservative view of rheumatiz or rheumatic arthritis. He critiques modern drug therapy, emphasizes rest and exercise, and contends calcium and nutritional deficiencies drive degeneration. He offers to answer letters with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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UN Security Council gridlock on Guatemala clash
I ROBERTS IR surveys how UN paralysis hobbles action as the Security Council remains divided over Guatemala amid accusations of fomenting rebellion by Nicaragua and Honduras. Russia’s boycott and veto power hinder decisive moves, leaving the organization unable to intervene in Latin American tensions.
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Folklore by William Wade and witty sayings
A compact column of folk humor and moral quips. It features a thrifty housewife trading barbs with a grocer and butcher, a Presbyterian exhortation on procrastination, a teacher’s punctuation prank, and a stray note on divorce custody from a TV set.
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Commerce Body Conducts Election at Middletown Meeting
Nidal town Chamber of Commerce directors held a recent meeting in Middletown electing FE B Brown as president Unay Sherman as vice president Jack Moore as secretary and Mrs Sarah Farrell as treasurer. Mrs Dallas J Redding chaired the session and refreshments followed.
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Worry Clinic tale claims a love comeback through compliments
A columnist Dr George Crone counsels Mona to rebuild romance with her divorced husband by generous daily compliments and mindful gestures. The method hinges on praise, smiles, and minor acts, claiming to have wooed him back within three months. Also noted: Ball Brothers offers for Bardon Rubber and Chardonale plant details.
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