Editorials on music tour Elwood center and 4 H fair
Editorials praise the Anderson College Choir from Anderson in the Midwest tour and commend Elwood for opening a new recreation center. It also highlights anticipation for the 1954 4 H Club Fair at Alexandria Beulah Park August 10 to 13 and urges county support. It notes limited progress toward Korean unification at the Geneva conference and warns that Korea remains a latent flashpoint while Indochina takes focus.
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Anderson College
Dalenee
Midwest
Anderson
Alexandria Beulah Park
Korea
Pru Dakeven
Geton
Lewin
A. Everpbedy
Hove
Heer
Dilbert Fae
Guy
Moreh
Pater Ling
Sueni
Botaball
Shaw Barshall
Darby Kyerby Mailbag
Mani Hai U.N
Pheno Midwest Eye
County
Hayle
Good Government In The Township Editorial Focus
In Madison County townships next Tuesday voters choose trustees and advisory boards. Trustees act as chief administrative officers handling budgets poor relief school administration and overall governance. Advisory boards approve budgets tax rates contracts and bond issues, demanding competent, economical leadership.
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Madison County
Anderson
Fall Creek
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Anderson Township
Schoor
Schine in McCarthy Hearings Aides Discuss Draft Status
The article profiles G David Schine and his connections to the McCarthy investigations. It notes Schine's rise from radio to Schine Theatres, his father Meyer's gambling case, and questions about his military draft status and physicals. Roy Cohn is mentioned as a friend who helped his committee placement.
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Trew Pearson
David Schine
Schine
Schine Theater
G. David
Washington
McCarthy
Cohn-Schine
G. David Schine
Army
Asong
Adil
Varios
Joe McCnethy
Sabine
Dayan
Mia
Ufe
Schind
Army Transport Services
Merchant Marine
New Ran
Haro Raton
Gulfstream Td McAllister
Florida
Bike Cashen
Atlantic City
Ten Eyck
Albany
Northhampton Tin & Old Wiggins
Massachusetts
Kofanver
Meyer Schine
David
Frank Erickson
Miami
Erickson
Mike
Boca Ralon
G. Davie
Aso
Schine! Theatres
Roy Cohn
Cohn
Europe
Nowspaper
Sebine
Colin
Ming
Hou
Governor's Island
Ealind
East Coat
Local Soldier Joins Army Logistics Exercise at Camp Pickett
Corp. Frank J. Scamp, 94, of 222 Maryland Ave Forest Manor, is among about 4,000 officers and enlisted men in the Army's large LOGEX54 maneuver at Camp Pickett. A graduate of Indiana University he serves as Administrative Specialist at Fort Benjamin Harrison before deployment for his assignment.
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Amy
Frank J. Scampmorte
Desent
G. Scampmorte
Maryland Co
Forest Manor
Pickett
Way
Wee Corp
Indiana University
Adjutant General
Fort Benjamin Hacerson
YMCA Meeting Announced At Longfellow Neighborhood
Vague schedule outlines a girls group at the Longfellow YMCA site with activities including swimming classes and a physical culture gym session. The note lists times around 10 to 11 with unclear descriptions and several garbled items.
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St-Longfellow
Hazelwood-Shadeland Gris
Swift
Ma Ind
Election in British Honduras signals shift toward self rule
The British crown colony of British Honduras held an election showing a push for greater self rule. Voter turnout reached about 14,000 of 76,000 residents of Indian and mixed descent, with nine legislative seats contested and one won by a party calling itself Independent yet favoring ties with Britain.
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JW. Roberts UR
Associated Press
Tme
Picure
Eriior
Washington
British Honduras
Latin America
Britain
Belize
Guatemala
Spain
Legislative Council
Start On Construction Of Span Over Wabash River Is Launched
Indiana: Indiana Tal Bridge Commission begins work on a three million dollar span over the Wabash River at Mount Vernon. Olle N. Frenzel named to succeed Walter Kach leads the project with Traylor Bros. involvement. bond issues and early prep work start while concerns over colonial and nationalist forces surface in broader commentary.
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Wabash River
Indianapolis
Indana Tal Bridge Commission
Mount Vernon
Olle N. Frenzel
Craig
Whalema
Walter Kach
Evansville
Evansvill
Hrenzel
Oak Apple Day Rhyme and Distinctions in Folklore
The passage reviews folk rhymes and childrens verses about Oak Apple Day in England, noting a trick or treat style custom, and a thyme about distinguishing similar sounding words with different meanings. It also references school discomfort and old rhymes on weather and summer.
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England
Charles I
Aummer
Periodic health exams spark debate on value and cost
Dr. William Brady discusses routine medical checkups and the public's view of their value. The piece notes the cost of exams and questions whether such tests are worth the time and expense, urging clarity on what benefits patients receive from regular screenings.
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A. Beala
Oracutan Society
Namination
Derstand
Japan
Ito
Brady
Mumber
Phillia
Senta
Beverly Milla
Calif
Introvert or Extrovert How to Change Personality Fast
An article discusses whether Maurice L aged 31 a chemical engineer should alter his introverted nature via the Compliment Club and other methods. It cites tests from Dr Crane and notes differences between introverts and extroverts, with strategies and cautions for quick changes.
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Cane
Maurice L
Dr. Crane
Ukeo
Annex
Maurice
Jess
Maurice Cam
Hoosier Educator to be Honored at May 15 Program
Indiana educators plan a 3000 plate gala to open ISTA centennial observance on May 15 in Indianapolis. Honorees include Dr Wailant Awe Bryan, emeritus Indiana University president and Indiana State Preachers Assn. 50th president, with Dr Ralph N Tirey and Herman W Steinkrans among speakers.
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Indianapolis
Wailant Awe Bryan
Sigrarold
Indiana University
Indiana State Preachers Assn
ISTA
Ralph N. Tirey
Torre Haute
Mary van Horn
Evansville
Herman W. Steinkrans
Bridgeport Brass Co
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Mura Temple
Special patrols planned for Derby weekend in Indianapolis
State police announced Friday a special patrol will monitor Indiana roads from Friday afternoon through Sunday night to handle expected heavy traffic to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. The operation aims to maintain safety and smooth travel for motorists during the Derby weekend.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Louisville
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