Anderson City Council eyes Gray successor and local issues
The Anderson City Council plans to pick a new Fourth District representative after John H. Gray’s death, facing a tough task to find a successor with his thoroughness. DAV volunteers push Porgel-Me-Nots sale to aid veteran rehabilitation. funds go to VA hospitals in Indiana. Automatic traffic signal upgrades at 14th Street intersections aim to improve flow and speed compliance. Wilson Library fundraising on Anderson College campus reaches 34 percent as volunteers push a record campaign effort.
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Ohn H. Gray
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Weir
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Anderson College
Security attorney general Brownell promotes 11 anti subversion measures
White House officials push a coordinated package to curb Communist subversion. Brownell and Republican leaders Knowland Halleck pledge early action on the 11 recommendations to strip citizenship from Communists, permit wiretaps, and bar subversives from defense plants and unions, arguing for a firm national security program.
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White House
Brownell
Republican Party
William J Knowland
Charles A. Halleck
Congress
United States
Road Project Aims to Link Anderson and Elwood Main Communities
Elwood Chamber of Commerce weighs reviving a direct road between Anderson and Elwood in Madison County. The plan would cut travel time, reduce congestion, and support growth by easing traffic on the heavily traveled Indiana route. Public support dates back years, with past petitions and debates referenced.
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Matlison County
Andersont and
Mwood
Madison County
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Elwood
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Iay
McCarthy’s revenge technique grows in Washington
The piece details a pattern where Senator McCarthy and allies pressure officials and private individuals using covert investigations and intimidation. It cites cases against defense secretary Struve Winsett, Time magazine, and various journalists and editors, alleging a method of political blackmail funded by private donors and supported by Senate investigatory power.
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Gin Bucks Blamed For Brazil Holdup
Marion Indiana Tuesday a Brazil woman Barbara Ellen Cobb year old blamed eight gin bucks she drank at work and four or five drinks for a robbery of a Brazil taxi cab driver. Circuit Judge Robert T. Caine sentenced her to 10 to 25 years in the Indiana Women's Prison while an investigation was opened. Cobb admitted taking Clarence Tinbh's car after driving her to Marion to reconcile with her estranged husband Tyrus Cobb. Their two children are with relatives. In Lafayette Purdue University named Joh W Johnson 23 Fort Branch winner of the 151 Packet Area soft red winter wheat contest topping more than 500 entries. His yield was 45 to 30 bushels and fields were judged on yield management fertilization and other factors.
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Lapayette
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Whanlag
Anderson-Elwood Road Noted For Priority In Plans
County road planners face limited funds and must rank projects. The Anderson-Elwood road is highlighted as deserving a high priority in proposed improvements.
Do Good No Harm Dr Brady Answers Health Letters
Dr William Brady explains physicians role in public health letters to readers. He rejects medical queries, urging no diagnosis from reader submissions, and notes he will answer a few brief letters with stamped self addressed envelopes. Letters to 265 El Cantina South Beverly Hills California.
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Jane Dor
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William Brady
Cantina
Beverly Hills
Chou En-lai rises in Geneva power sense and stance
The Western powers fail to corner Red China at Geneva as Chou En-lai asserts growing stature. He acts as key Asian negotiator, remaining independent of the USSR and handling Indochina cease fire while accepting responsibility if the Indochina War continues. The Big Five acknowledge his influence though not formally admitting him a member.
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WA Associated Preas
Ife
Geneva
Red China
Red
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France
Chow
Chou
Indochina
Worry Clinic teaches grise plan for new couples finances
Dr George W Crone reports case about newlyweds relying on in laws. He warns against a cash weekly dole and endorses a grubstake approach to fund a down payment on a home. A budget stable home boosts marriage and kids, while encouraging home ownership and civic interest.
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Ted. Neptios Hyndbern
Irving
Thong Jefferson
Payne
Appedi
America
Folklore Musings on Absence and Conversation
A fragmentary piece by William Wade reflects on types of people whose absence would sharpen affection, and those who dominate dialogue. It cites an Indiana expression about space valued over company, plus quotes from Prof. Henry Steele Commager about intellectual curiosity and ignorance.
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Hus Company
Special service for Herald readers misses delivery
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