Highland School dedication marks milestone for Madison County
Editorial notes Highland School in Highland Township and Richland Union Township near Madison County will open a $765000 28 classroom building funded through a holding corporation and revenue bonds. The project creates a multi year tax burden but stands as local achievement and pride. It also covers Indiana Republicans pushing broad participation in the upcoming presidential primary for Eisenhower and the national honor for Anderson High School with Jack Macy elected Distributive Education Clubs of America treasurer at the St Louis convention. Macy also serves as treasurer for state and local groups, highlighting a strong distributive education program five years in existence.
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Highland School
Madison County
Richland
Union Township
Highland
Eisenhower
Indiana
Anderson
Jack Macy
W. J. Macy
Madison County voters to select treasurer coroner and surveyor
Madison County voters will elect three adminstrative officers this fall. The county treasurer collects and disburses funds including property taxes and may earn up to about 10 000 annually with 6 percent on delinquent personal taxes. The coroner conducts inquests into violent or accidental deaths and files reports. The surveyor oversees county engineering work including drains ditches highways and bridges.
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Madison County
Memorial fund honors Highland High School music teacher
Mrs. Freda M. Crandall Anderson, long time English and music instructor at Highland High School and active in Anderson area music and church life, died untimely. Her family asked friends to contribute to a memorial fund for the Highland High School music department in lieu of flowers.
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Anderson
Freda M. Crandall
Highland High School
Murray Chotiner’s Influence in Nixon Era Probed
The column outlines Murray Chotiner as a key Nixon ally, detailing his campaign work from 1946 to 1950 and 1953, his legal clientele including gamblers, and his role in guiding California party realignments. It notes Kravitzes’ tax trouble and his possible legal protections. It also cites his public letters defending Nixon and his ties to McCarthy and Munch.
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Arkansas
Joseph McCarthy
Karl Munch
South Dakota
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Len Hall
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Ike
GOP National Committee
Bob Humphreys
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Folklore and Political Echoes in Nineteen Fifties Snippets
A collage of literary wordplay and political quips spans humorous verse and a Nixon era note. It weaves witty lines about language, math metaphors, and aging marriage jokes with references to Chotiner and letter writing surrounding Nixon's early presidency.
How to Control the Emotions Case Study
Maida, a 19 year old college sophomore, battles heartbreak after her fiancé elopes. Dr. Crone prescribes removing reminders, dating others, and staying socially active to overcome despondency. Within six weeks she shows progress and by three months is vivacious again, urging others to follow the method.
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Maida R
Thomas
Farmers Urged to Watch Heart Health in May
INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Heart Foundation advises farmers to avoid overdoing in May as heart fatalities among farmers under 65 run high. T. A. Kleckner notes fewer non farm workers die from heart ailments that month. Purdue University and the foundation study which tasks farm duties like milking and grain handling for risk. Further tests planned this summer in a three year study. DEEP LAKE DULUTH Soundings show Lake Superior surface at 602 feet, but much of its bottom lies well below sea level.
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Indiana Heart Foundation
T. A. Kleckner
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Kleckner
Purdue University
Duluth
Lake Superior
Cum mings Engine reports 43 percent sales rise in Q1
Cum mings Engine Co. in Columbus Indiana says sales jumped 43 percent in the first quarter and net income rose to 1 227 000 from 889 000. A company spokesman credits strong demand for a new line of turbo diesel engines and high customer acceptance.
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Columbus
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Cummings Engine Co
Digestion and Autonomic Control: A Doctor Warns
Dr William Brady argues that digestion is fully regulated by the autonomic nervous system and criticizes past teaching, quacks, and medical reliance on drugs. He notes iatrogenic heart trouble from digitalis and advises readers to seek booklet on the constipation habit with a 35 cent reply and stamped envelope.
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Women’s Club Hostess Event and Local Society News
Middletown report covers a one o’clock luncheon at Mrs. Fred D. Smith home with current events and a paper read by Mrs. Hart Bruce. Guests include Mrs. Trask and a list of members near the end. Also notes Circle No. 2 meeting plans and visits by residents from Dayton and Wilmington Ohio. Other items mention district Christian Women’s Fellowship and forest visits near Marion.
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Fred D. Smith
Don Bickham
Hart Bruce
Trask
Ratliff
Mert McMullen
Martha Jones
James Stokes
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
0. W. Bushong
Ann Yelton
Dayton
Ohio
Fred Brenau
Brenau
Harry Brett
Joan
Mildren Goodwin
Wilmington
Ladies Aid Society of
Pleasant Valley Church
Joshua Basicker
Martha Winters
Merrill, Wisc
George Ballard
Herald miss delivery promises replacement service
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3.5371 before 9 A. M. for a special messenger after 9. A.m. If Sunday delivery fails, sign a complaint at any seller and a free copy will be provided.
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