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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary Washington round up notes a few names and phrases about Tronan and Monikw with references to Democrats, military needs, and taxpayer funded buildings. The text is garbled and incompletely readable.
An excerpt from Dr. George W. Crane's Worry Clinic discusses Carolyn, a college mother, unsure how to answer a child’s sex questions. The piece advises calm, pre memorized responses, addressing curiosity about birth and anatomy without prudish denial, and notes a physician's staged delivery explanation.
The text outlines a disjointed mix of courtroom phrases, juvenile questions about birth, and a legal note about Carl Andrew De Coster, a Korean War era case. It references habeas corpus actions, a 1951 murder and attempted rape, and a police context with fines and tickets.
Dr William Brady argues calcification results from injury or disease rather than causing it. He promotes calcium and vitamin D intake, needle therapy for bursitis, and warns readers against untrained claims. Readers may send letters to his California address for responses.
Editorial salutes Joe Campbell as a top amateur golfer from Anderson who won the NCAA Championship at Knoxville and is lauded as a community ambassador. It also notes Mrs. Marjorie Snyder speaking at a Madison County Women’s Republican Club event, promoting women’s role in upcoming municipal elections.
The Board of School Trustees appointed Joe Sparks as dean of boys at Anderson High School, succeeding David L. Adams who moved to assistant principal. Sparks, a 1997 Indiana University graduate, has eight years in the Anderson system as a PE coach and classroom instructor, bringing dedication and experience to the demanding role.
A 1-year-old girl, Phyllis Sue Stanley, drowned at the Bude way Gravel Pits in Park Place. The tragedy prompts a call for community-wide water safety awareness and potential local regulations to prevent similar accidents.
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Secretary Dulles questions the idea that military power can be balanced through a new disarmament pact and Big Four talks. He says U N members already oppose aggression and that real progress hinges on a sincerely pursued German reunification and freedom to choose its government and relations with blocs. The piece notes balance of power has historically failed as a guiding principle.
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