Best Hope For A Republican Victory
The Herald endorses Mr. Willkie for 1958 United States Senate, citing his diverse service as lawyer, banker, farmer, former Indiana legislator, and public servant. It highlights his campaign effectiveness, focus on public school curricula, and Indiana political heritage, arguing he offers the best chance for Republican victory nationwide.
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Senate
Indiana
Rush County
Indiana General Assembly
United States Senate
United States Board of Foreign Scholarships
Willkie
Hoosierdam
Tory
The
Herald
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hilligoss Elected President of Indiana Exchange Clubs
Mr Hilligoss has been elected president of the Exchange Clubs of Indiana at the Gary state convention. He helped found the Anderson Exchange Club and led as early president and state secretary. He recently completed a term as vice-president and now assumes the top state office. The community pledges support for his new duties and acknowledges his leadership.
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W. C. Hilligoss
Exchange Clubs of
Indiana
Hilligoss
Exchange Clubs
Gary
Anderson Exchange Clubs
Anderson
Reverend Smith Transferred to Portland Bible College
The Rev. Mr. Tom A. Smith, director of youth work for the Church of God's Board of Christian Education, leaves Anderson after a decade of service to become director of student personnel at Pacific Bible College in Portland, Oregon. He will begin his duties in early September and depart with community good wishes.
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Anderson
Tom A. Smith
Church of God
Board of Christian Education
Pacific Bible College
Portland
Ore
Mr. Smith
Personal health service column sparks debate on hospital rights
A reader letter from Beverly Hills questions hospital rules allowing or barring a husband at childbirth. The exchange cites a Rochester case and Canandaigua concerns, urging readers to press for clarity on paternal presence during delivery while Dr Brady offers replies to limited inquiries.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Clever Crow Sentry Tricks and Vengeance
A narrator recalls visiting a crow roost where sentries kept intruders away. The birds tolerate certain humans, but a trusted betrayer was marked. After repeated visits the roost remains wary, with crows recognizing the man who deceived them and even shooting one under a flag of truce.
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Jone
Bedlam
Wlarmar
Theylthey
Moscow Shows Its Hand on Nagy and Hungary
The piece argues Moscow uses secret trials and executions to topple Hungary’s Nagy and install Kadar, portraying Soviet actions as Stalinist. It links this to broader Western concerns, noting Yugoslavia, Hammarskjald, and crises in Lebanon and Chamoun’s stance amid regional tensions.
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Moscow
Washington
Stalin
Imre Nagy
Kadar
Kremlin
Nagy
Titov
Yugoslav Communist Party
Hungary
Soviet Union
Folklore and Foreign Affairs In a Fractured Exchange
The fragmentary text recalls folklore humor amid tense politics. It mentions Moscow and the West, a Hungarian commission with delegates from multiple nations, and a discussion of a failed 1956 intervention. It threads personal love with political restraint and hints at enduring ideological divides.
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Charles
Jack
United & A
Last Nations
Hungarian Commission
Den
Mark
Tunisia
Uruguay
Ceylon
Australia
Hungary
Pal
Gary
M Roberts interprets the news on Middle East tensions
In a World Analysis, M Roberts surveys Britain and the United States response to Arab nationalism, Soviet influence, and potential intervention as Lebanon faces electoral tensions. He notes guerrilla activity in the Middle East, fears of a broader war, and the aim to avoid a forceful showdown while seeking neutral relations with the West.
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Hungary
Thele
Moscow
U.N
Dag Hammarskjald
Chamoun
Britain
United States
Leb
Cate
East
Nasser
Egypt
Gaza
Anon
Nust
Syria
Water safety rules to reduce Fourth of July drownings
Simple rules urge avoiding guarded pits and streams and not swimming an hour after eating. Do not swim alone or attempt new records. keep away from horseplay in boats. The National Safety Council notes 2,851 July Fourth deaths in five years, including 1,579 traffic and 852 drownings, as 45 million cars travel highways. Officials suggest a three hour drinking wait and enforce anti driving measures, plus speed reductions and safer visibility at intersections to cut fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
Lincoln
Case Records Of A Psychologist Copy
A long fragment describes parental deception about reproduction and urges truth telling to children. It discusses Teresa a fearful child and a Dr Crane Mellor Indiana who advocates frank age appropriate explanations, avoiding stork tales, with a sample dialogue and offer of a non profit booklet for mothers.
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Teresa
America
Theresa J
Moramy
Portraits of de Gaulle Urge Respect for Honest Leader
Foreign dispatch notes broad praise and vivid labels for Charles de Gaulle as France's leader. Report emphasizes his patience, integrity, and the belief he will shape a strong constitutional government and end parliamentary stalemate, with hopes for reforms in Algeria and France's national affairs.
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de Gaulle
Paris
France
Joan of Arc
Nixon warns of complacency toward communism at Roan Mountain
Vice President Nixon, speaking at Roan Mountain North Carolina, warned against complacent attitudes toward communism amid a rising revolutionary movement. He urged focus on reducing poverty disease and strife worldwide to protect peace while noting U.S. strength and industrial capacity. He also commented on President Adams and the presidency. Larry L Shores of Richmond Indiana earned a Robert R McCormick scholarship to Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University as one of 13 winners selected from 170 seniors.
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de Gaulle
France
Hitler
America
Borioeer
Nixon
Roan Mountain
N. C
Evanston, Ill
Larry L. Shores
Richmond
Ind
Robert R. McCormick
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern Univer
Psi Theta Xi picks leaders at 50th annual convention
Mrs. John Krehser of Kokomo was elected national president of Psi Theta Xi sorority at its 50th annual convention. Other officers elected include Mrs. G. R. Gillespie of Brownstown as vice president, Mrs. Arthur Knochel of Remington as secretary, Mrs. Orville Hamacher of Brook as treasurer, Mrs. Norman Ebrite of Delphi as a board member, Mrs. W. P. Dawn of Muncie, and Mrs. William Falk of New Albany as province chairmen.
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French Lick
Tap
John Krehser
Kokomo
Psi Tota Xi
G. R. Gillespie
Brownstown
Arthur Knochel
The Shepherd Free Lunch Sermon Message
A reflection condemns the idea that favors are free, warning that what seems free has a cost. The speaker urges responsibility and cautions against trusting so called free lunches while referencing Romans 3:15 and the idea of paying the tab for benefits received.
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