Memory Improvement Through Dime Bets and Names
Case V-322: George B a 27 year old aims to become a life insurance salesman cites memory of names as a barrier. The article promotes motivation driven memory tricks including a husband wife dime contest to recall names and a $5 memory challenge from a banquet. It advises clear introductions, repeating names, forming associations and mental pictures and offers a booklet and charts from Dr Crane Mellor Indiana for further help.
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George B
Saleman
America
Uction
Snedden
Ned
Facts About Annexation The School Issue
The article argues the annexation debate in Anderson is clouded by misinformation from a small opposition with financial ties to township schools. It refutes claims that annexation ends free transportation or burdens debt, and lists facts: boundaries stay, annexed residents get free transport and textbooks by 1938 59, kindergarten inclusion, and no debt in the Anderson system.
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Anderson
Derson Board of School Trustees
Anderson Public School
Ferguson
Ord
School Board
Testing Program For Drivers
The article describes a nationwide drive to reduce traffic disasters through safer highways and periodic car checks. It notes Anderson's city program and introduces Indiana's 1957 plan to test drivers 35 and older for license renewals with a written rules and eye exam.
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Anderson
Indiana General Assembly
Postal pay raise threatens seven cent first class stamp
The Postmaster General warns that if a planned pay increase is approved the cost of a first class letter could rise to seven cents. The House Post Office Committee will decide on the raise, while examining how to sustain high service levels and the postal department's role as a public service or business.
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United States Post Office Department
America
Arthur Summerfield
Summerfield
House Post Office Committee
Postal Service
Associated Press
AP News
Herald
Cold Weather Myths Challenge Dr Spock And Osler
A 20th century discussion argues against the idea that mild exposure to cold and dampness causes illness. It cites Dr Spock's claims on viruses and immunity, contrasts with Osler era views, and stresses that short exposure is harmless while frostbite is the real risk.
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Benjamin Spock
M.D
Dr. Spock
Osler
President Eisenhower weighs wage increases against inflation
The article examines President Eisenhower's call for modest wage raises tied to productivity to curb inflation. It notes inflation already affects the economy, discusses labor demand for higher pay, and considers federal money policy, price controls, and potential broader government spending as solutions.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Humphrey
When Life Ends The Shepherd Urges Prepared Living
A devotional verse advises readers to study life’s journey and get acquainted with God. It claims those who live godly lives fear death and Hell less, and encourages shaping one’s life for eternity.
Newsmen Face Jail Or Trouble Over Pentagon Memoranda
Washington memo battle over guided missiles shows a journalist between sources and state secrets. Col John Nickerson’s court martial frames a dilemma for Anderson and editor Gary Wilson as officials and defense firms clash over publishing sensitive data on IRBM and ICBM programs.
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Pentagon
Col
Nickerson
O Ctf
John Nickerson
Huntsville
Ala
Jack Anderson
The-Commission
Gary Wilson
U. S
Air
General Motors
Force
Douglas Aircraft
Bell
Air Force
Chrysler
G. M
Minneapolis Honeywell
Army
Combine
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Company
Douglas
Wilson
Folklore and Admonitions on Driving and Whimsical Nonsense
The piece collects light verse and rhymes about driving safety and luck, including a cautionary rhyme on weaving through traffic. It cites a farewell couplet about the country and a humorous verse about a young city man misreading life. A final note mentions Buck pass ag as a fast phrase.
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Banker
Local Club Meetings and Swim Schedule
Today at the YMCA the Optimists lunch at noon the Optimists Club lunch at noon the Zonta Club meet at 6 30 p.m. Welfare Board physicals at 9 a.m. Boys beginner swim at 10 a.m. Boys advanced at 11 a.m. Boys open swim at 12 45 p.m. Girls swim at 1 30 p.m. The pampas grass of the Argentine plains grows to eight or nine feet.
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Zonta
Pampas
Argentine Plains
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