Battle for New Industry: Has Anderson Any Hope
A long-form editorial assessing Anderson Indiana's failure to attract major new industry while neighboring cities lure firms like Westinghouse. It highlights past plant closures, the potential economic impact of a Westinghouse plant south of Muncie, and compares Emporia Mount Jewett Altoona and other communities with Industrial Payroll Insurance Plans. It calls on the Anderson Chamber of Commerce to act to avoid stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Kokomo
Marion
Indianapolis
Madison
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Jucie
Muncie
Hoosierdam
Hanson-Van Winkle-Mun“ming Company
Ward Stilson Company
Anderson Willys
American Steel and Wire
Delco Remy
Guide Lamp
Westinghouse
Emporia
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Mount Jewett
Altoona
Indiana - Michigan Electric Company
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Integration Setback Delays Little Rock Central High Ruling
The ruling by Federal Judge Harry Lemley delays ending segregation at Little Rock Central High. NAACP and others plan an appeal to the Supreme Court. The fall term will likely proceed with several Negro students still not admitted and tensions remain high as the integration process stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lemley
Little Rock
Central High School
Defenders of Integration
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Judge Lemley
Paying All Congressmen A Debate On Tests Of Authority
Washington figures debate the Adams testimony and the Harris committee’s reach. The piece argues for broad inquiry into congressional and executive double standards, urging witnesses beyond those summoned to testify and questioning executive pressure on regulatory agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams
Harris
Regi
Sherman
Congress
Sam
Sue
Magnuson
Congressional Auver
Tennessee
Holland
Smathers
Florida
Legis
Charles A. Wolverton
Ment
N.J
Con Sherman Adams
Con
Federal Trade Commission
Exchange Commission
Mittee
New York Herald
Tribune Ine
Flag Raised at Shadyside Park Center Field
J M Roberts notes at 04 a m yesterday Forrest Hovermale, Shadyside Little League president, raised a new flag atop the center field pole funded by Teague spectators. The piece questions Free Fair finances, asserting funds vanish to a private Anderson corporation and criticizing labor outsourcing and police staffing linked to fair revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hovermale
Shadyside
Little League
The
Teague
Anderson Free Fair Association, Inc
Stop and Go Signal Steps at 25th and Raible
A Moscow commentary notes new Soviet tactics in public demonstrations and political signaling. The piece discusses the Kremlin’s diplomatic posture, the public display at 25th and Raible, and actions around the embassy amid missile and international pressure.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Evel
Geoffsen
West Germany
Denmorial
Nagy
Hungary
Siuston
New York
Cape
Canaveral
Fla
Oregn
Teal Force
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S
France
Egypt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jackson St
Decadron: a stronger arthritis drug from Merck
A San Francisco Rheumatism Association meeting reports Merck researchers have developed Decadron, a fluorinated cortisone-like drug ten times as potent as hydrocortisone with fewer fluid retention side effects. Trials on 102 patients show promise in reducing inflammation with minimal bloating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merck, Sharp and Dohme, Inc
San Francisco
American Rheumatism Association
Merck
Lewis H. Sarett
Sarett
Schering Corp
Edward His
P. Boland
St. Vincent's
Joseph
Bunim
Insii
Bethsada
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Fragments of Folklore and Humor in Rural Adverts
A quirky collection of snippets and misfired jokes on folklore, modern life, and work anxiety. Images contrast job hopes with money myths while prisoners and visitors react to music and ad copy. Titles lampoon rural ads and a tractor owner seeks a buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfood
Editor’s Dilemma: Church Magazine Faces Youth and Elder Backlash
A psychologist muses on editors by Case Y345 in TO GETHER, noting a 95 percent supportive but 5 percent critical readership. He recounts a beach scene in a Methodist church magazine triggering protests from elderly members, while youth found no issue. The piece discusses how minority letters can steer policy, subscriptions, or board support, urging editors to balance views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Case
Hague
New Jersey
Boards of Trustees
Texas
Times
Wisconsin
Dr Brady's Personal Health Service muses on fame and dental care
A column by Dr William Brady argues for honest health writing and explains the PHD versus DPH distinction, critiques American health book buyers, and urges readers to send brief letters to Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California for possible inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Faith Hope Love Amid Mortality and Faith in God
A reflective meditation on life and death cites scripture from Matthew, urging faith, hope, and love while contemplating the moment of death and the enduring soul, inviting readers to seek spiritual readiness and right with God.
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Ainiete Park
Police Officers Association
NEW Horizons
Earl Ubell
Max
Anderson Herald
Jon Newspapers, Inc
Warniet
Edwin A. Bailey
AP News
Ther Bureau
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Central Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Neers
DR. Brad
Walter Winchell
Rearn
Walter
Holywood
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Matt
Julien, Hyer
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