Anderson Council to pick Gray successor amid vacancy
Editorial notes the Anderson City Council will soon choose a replacement for the late Fourth District Councilman John H. Gray, stressing the difficulty of finding a capable successor and the high standards Gray set for the district. The piece also highlights upcoming DAV Forget-Me-Not sale funds for veterans rehabilitation, traffic signal upgrades at 14th Street, and a community push toward a $250,000 goal for the Charles E. Wilson Library at Anderson College.
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Anderson
Fourth District
John H. Gray
Gray
Veterans Administration
Indiana
DAV
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Security moves push Brownell plan at White House forum
At the White House weekly conference Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. pressed for 11 anti subversion measures. Republicans Knowland and Halleck promised early action and a sizeable portion before adjournment. The program targets citizenship stripping for Communists, wiretap evidence, and barring subversives from defense plants unions and related bodies.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
White House
Brownell
Republican Party
William F. Knowland
Charles A. Halleck
Congress
United States
Road to Elwood Could Boost Madison County Traffic
Elwood Chamber of Commerce leaders again weigh reviving the Anderson Elwood direct road project. The plan would link Madison County’s two largest communities, easing travel for thousands and helping relieve congestion on Indiana 9 as part of a broader long range county road program.
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Elwood
Anderson-Elwood
Anderson
Indiana
McCarthy tactics draw fire in press and politics
Washington concerns grow as McCarthy allies pressure targets via investigations and public shaming. The campaign extends to Time magazine, major editors, and a wave of U.S. publications, with accusations of Communist influence and private funding fueling a nationally debated revenge technique.
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Miller
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Sen. Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
State Department
Benton
Connecticut
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Tozeth
Senate
Uber
Hitler
Texas
Struve Hensel
Sere
Tory of Defense
Army
Colin Schine
Don Surine
FBI
Jim Juliana
New York
Hensel
William T. Creagan
Fast 7Th Street
Indow
Arthur le Peirson
Creazon
Arthur L. Peirson
Gin Bucks Blamed For Brazil Holdup
A Brazil barmaid, Barbara Ellen Cobb, 30, drank eight gin bucks at work and four or five afterward, then robbed a Brazil tax cab driver at pistol point. Circuit Judge Robert T. Caine sentenced her to 10 to 25 years in the Indiana Woman's Prison but postponed execution pending investigation. Cobb admitted taking Rabb’s cab and stated a plan to drive to Detroit to reconcile with her estranged husband Tyrus Cobb. Their two children, ages five and three, are with relatives in Brazil.
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Swarion
Ind
Barbara Ellen Cobb
Brazil
Robert T Caine
Indiana Woman
Tyrus Cobb
Do Good If You Can But Do No Harm Dr Brady Column
Dr William Brady comments on reader letters about health myths and medical advice. He notes he does not answer anonymous notes, stresses confidentiality, and says the column is not a medical diagnosis forum. He defends frank talks on harmful practices like tonsillectomies and hospitalizing childbirth while inviting brief letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Jane Doe
R. N
Hippocrates
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Chou Enlai Emerges as Key Asian Figure at Geneva
Western powers fail to curb Red China’s rising stature as Chou Enlai asserts influence at Geneva. He acts as chief negotiator for Indochina cease fire, shaping Asian strategy and signaling responsibility for ongoing conflict despite Soviet relations.
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Geneva
Red China
Chou Enlai
Asia
Ho Chi Minh
France
Henru
India
Indochina
Chou
Soviet
Russia
Russi
Jin Korea
Chow
The Worry Clinic On Grubstake For Newlyweds
In Dr George W Crane's Worry Clinic case a father in law argues against cash gifts to newlyweds. He suggests grubstake a down payment for a home and a baby bonus plan to encourage growth in grandchildren and stable marriage. He also urges home ownership to secure children’s schooling and civic interest.
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Irving G
Irving
Inlaw
America
Republic
Folklore by William Wade on social space and conversation
A column catalogs types of people whose presence unsettles dialogue. It lists talkative interrupters, self-appointed challengers, ostentatious critics, “friends” who expose faults, and those who claim social prowess or sleep improbably well. The piece ends with a quoted warning about dangerous intellectual curiosity and ignorance from Prof. Henry Steele Commager.
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Indiana
Henry Steele Commager
Columbia University
Special Herald service for missed daily copies
A reader missing a daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 AM and a copy will be sent after 9 AM by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a place selling The Herald and file a complaint to receive a free copy.
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