Employed mothers and home life debated in Fortune editorial
Fortune Magazine notes a social shift as women increasingly hold outside jobs, with many working from necessity due to rising living costs and taxes. The Indianapolis News cautions that while extra income helps, a mother's absence at home may outweigh benefits, urging the value of full-time motherhood. A Madison County council transfer of 40000 dollars in state gasoline tax funds aims to resurface East Fifth Street between Nursery Road and Range Line Road, improving a main east side traffic artery after winter and sewer projects.
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Fairwood Bluffs
General Motors Advancements Highlight Anderson Alumni
The General Motors Corporation announced advancements for five former Anderson residents, naming Robert M. Critchfield to head the process development staff at the GM Technical Center in War ren, Michigan. Edward A. Kaegi to lead the Brown Lipe Chapin Division in Syracuse. and O. W. Habel to succeed Kaegi as GM Detroit Transmission Division head. It also noted retirements for Mason M. Roberts and Norman Ross, both longtime GM leaders. The moves underscore Anderson’s important role in GM’s executive pipeline and aim to inspire young engineers and administrators in the GM family.
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Detroit
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Saginaw
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Frigidaire
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Unrest in Poland Prompts Reliance on Food Shortages
Reports from Poznan describe a six hour workers riot in a key industrial center as Polish troops and tanks pushed demonstrators into submission. The piece argues hunger fuels dissent, cites East German uprisings, and asserts Moscow must confront captive peoples rights within the Soviet orbit.
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Washington merry go round scandal hits Nicaro nickel plant
In Cuba the government nickel plant at Nicaro faces a probe after the plant manager bought a Cadillac with government funds and paymaster Oscar Montane siphoned 10 075 with family help. General Services chief Franklin Fleete says the agency reported the shortage last May and the file has been sent to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. Montane has returned 8000. Niedermeyer pays down the rest.
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Nickel Processing Corp
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General Services Administration
Justice Department
Quotations on war, peace, and modern life from varied voices
A collage of aphorisms and snippets from the 1950s era featuring Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on victory and peace, a quip about tact, a critique of teachers, a comical note on a college son, a rumor about Gov. George Craig, a general remark on honesty, and auto trends of the time noting 1955 car features.
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Iowa State College
Ames
National Educational Association Journal
Worry Crimnic or George Crane Case Records of a Psychologist
Dr. Crane warns parents that spoiling toddlers risks turning them into future criminals and urges discipline to prevent a life led by tears and domination. He cites Tommy T aged 2, notes parental omissions, and argues rearing requires clear rules, preparation for adulthood, and structured guidance, including a 200 point test for good parents.
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Worry Crimnic
Civil Aeronautics Board Sets July 10 Hearing on Lake Central Request
The Civil Aeronautics Board scheduled a July 10 hearing in Washington on Lake Central Airlines bid to begin service to Evansville Fort Wayne and Columbus Indiana. The airline also listed 30 other cities including Washington Buffalo Toledo Detroit Louisville St Louis and Milwaukee.
State Medic Chief Warns On Polio
Dr W A Kennedy, president of the Indiana State Medical Association, warns parents are lax on polio vaccination as Indiana reports 15 polio cases and no deaths in the year to June 23. He cites parental apathy and urges vaccination for the 1.5 million eligible children to prevent an outbreak like 1952.
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Indiana State Health Board
Kennedy
Personal letters to Dr. Crane Mellor request stamped SASE and dime
Guidance for contacting Dr. Crane Mellor recommends enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope and a dime to cover typing or printing costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts. The note emphasizes proper mail etiquette for obtaining professional materials or consultation.
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Boric acid safety contrasted with public fear
Dr William Brady notes survey of 947 dermatologists and finds mixed views on boric acid use. Half avoid it, many see it safe in ordinary use, and some deem toxicity warnings overrated. He stresses reports sparked by media, but urges careful, appropriate domestic and clinical use, preserving boric acid as a valuable antiseptic.
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Russell Fisher
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Rare Wanted Flyer Issued For Indiana Bank Robber Drake
INDIANAPOLIS UP Roy Rudolph Drake 33 is the subject of a rare FBI issued Wanted flyer for bank robbery and kidnapping in Indiana. Drake faces a 66,511 holdup of the Southport State Bank and the kidnapping of its president and his wife on Sept 22. Special agent Leonard Blaylock said only 188 flyers have ever been issued nationwide. Flyers are sent to law enforcement and public agencies to locate dangerous fugitives. State nurseries in Wisconsin distributed 23,000,900 trees for planting in the past year.
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Herald miss service policy and replacement procedure
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A M and a copy will be sent after 9 A M by special messenger. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, visit the nearest seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady answered by mail
Instructions request stamped self addressed envelopes for brief letters to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here and replies cannot address nonconforming queries.
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Record High Highway Death Toll Cited by U S Safety Council
The National Safety Council reported May set a record for traffic deaths at 3170, up 4 percent from last year, with the five month total at 14720, a new high. The council urged strict enforcement ahead of the July 4 holiday as deaths rose faster than mileage. Providence, Wichita, and Des Moines logged no May deaths. Reading, Utica, and Madison had no deaths in the five months.
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