Local Scouts elect Schaefer president. civic group gains new leaders
F Albert Schaefer is elected president of the Kikihawen and Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America overseeing Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry Counties. Andersonians P E Bardsley Harold Lockwood John Sollegge Ralph Fisher receive key posts as scouts and civic leaders. A safety committee under Leo Provence outlines plans to address mobility and pedestrian hazards in Anderson.
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Boy Scouts of America
Schaefer
Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry
P. E
Ned) Bardsley
Harold Lockwood
John Sollegge
Ralph Fisher
Kikihawenund
Leo Provence
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Back Alley Campaign In Indiana Republican Race
State Sen. D Russell Bontrager denounces anonymous pamphlets in Indiana Republican pre convention campaigning. He argues unsigned leaflets linking Sen William Jenner to a gubernatorial hopeful threaten party unity and effectiveness at a crucial time.
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D. Russell Bontrager
Madison County
Lincoln Club
Indiana
Sen
Bontrager
William E. Jenner
Deaton Family Praises Anderson Public School Teachers
A letter from Mr and Mrs Thomas J Deaton 722 Milton Ave to Anderson public school teachers expresses pride in their son’s upcoming high school graduation and gratitude for teachers who shaped his life. The note commends teachers dedication amid funding and overcrowding concerns and highlights the community’s appreciation for educators.
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the Herald
Thomas J. Deaton
Milton Ave
Anderson
Deaton
Russia falls behind in jets spurring secrecy clash
The Merry-Go-Round column reports Russia outpacing the United States in jet development with 12,500 Soviet jets versus 9,000 US jets, more powerful engines, and projected 1958 forces. Secretary Wilson opposes public release while Sen Symington and Jackson push for disclosure. Two southern Democrats Byrd and George split over enhanced pension measures affecting 1,000,000 more recipients and tax costs.
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Russia
Senate Air Committee
Missouri
Stuart Symington
United States
Wilson
Sen. Symington and Jackson
Pentagon
Red Air Force
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
U. S
USA
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Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Virginia Carmouche
Stevenson
House
Congressional Secretaries’ Club
Library of Congress
Harry Truman
Lucius Clay
Continental Can
Oveta Culp Hobby
Cabinet
Dorothy Houghton
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Walter George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Eisenhower
Finance Committee
Senate
George
Local club hosts and visits feature in Summitville Alexandria notices
Mrs Kathryn Gilman and Mrs Mary Jane Brewer hosted the OPC club at Mrs Martha Woodruff’s Alexandria home with winners Mary Belle Smith and Lenora Stone. Gingham Gown Home Demonstration Club held guest night led by President Dorothy Golden. cancer drive contribution noted. Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Grover McMahan’s for an all day session. Mr and Mrs Tom Bair and sons visited Mrs Corene Relfe. Mrs Robert Hasty returns from Saint John’s hospital after thyroid surgery.
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Summitville
Kathryn Gilman
Mary Jane Brewer
OPC Club
Martha Woodruff
Alexandria
Mary Belle Smith
Lenora Stone
Ruth Ribelin
Berniece Smith
Beulah Clock
Lois Melling
Jane Kurtz
Margaret Farris
Mesdames Opal Watts
Marjorie Key
Vada Weaver
Elsie Overshiner
Lenna Williams
Mozelle Woodruff
Veda Pope
Grace Shores
Colleen Inglis
Olive Bear
Dorothy Golden
Mesdames Margery Pollard
Olive Bair
Alta Stone
Helen Nottingham
Dorothy Maynard
Tressie Johnson
Tom Bair
Larry and
Jerry
Corene Relfe
Fairmount
Robert Hasty
Saint John’s Hospital, Anderson
Disarmament Talks Through the Big Four
The joint analysis notes the ongoing failure to strike progress in major disarmament talks. It argues that both Russia and the West use pacific posturing as politics while arms reductions result mainly from economies and technological advances.
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U.N
Russia
West
Folklore and humorous misstatements from children
A collection of humorous child misunderstandings and folk observations. Stories include a farmer and a hen laying daily, a milkman who leaves a bottle, a pupil naming extinct birds, a grandmother measuring with smell, and a girl noting a viper tongue. Also reflections on egotism and Cold War fears about Russia and communism.
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George
Chipper
League rejects aid study for 1956 58 project
Blooming ton proposal to include foreign aid as a 1956 58 project was rejected by the League of Women Voters in Chicago. The group will consider a general substitute plan to study U S support of international economic development and technical assistance.
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Bloomington
Ind
League of Women Voters
League
U.S
Air Line Stewards oppose making planes into flying bars
AFL union leader Rowland K. Quinn says flight attendants oppose liquor sales aboard airplanes due to safety and comfort concerns. He cites a Pilots Association stance and a case of drunken passengers causing delays. Critics argue sober pilots should not be forced to act as bouncers and warn against turning air travel into a liquor service.
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AFL Union
John Barleycorn
Rowland K. Quinn
AFL Union of
Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses
Chicago Daily News
Quinn
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
Thomas Lane
Massachusetts
Congress
Cial
C.A.B
Thomas Macaulay
DAV Will Elect Officers Tonight
Members of Anderson Chapter 12 Disabled American Veterans and the auxiliary meet at 603 W. 10th St. to elect officers for the year and discuss the June Forget-me-not sale to fund hospital rehabilitation programs. Refreshments will be served. Herman Wilson, commander, leads the meeting.
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Anderson Chapter
W. 10Th St
Herman Wilson
Reichner Fined in Indianapolis Drunken and Reckless Driving Case
Daniel L. Reichner 26 of Indianapolis received a $64 fine in Municipal Court after John La Faber 19 claimed Reichner followed his car around the city for no apparent reason.
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Indianapolis
Daniel L. Reichner
John LaFaber
Reichner
Health and cold weather myths about pneumonia
Reader letter discusses a retired minister who died of pneumonia after painting in cold weather. Dr Brady responds that cold exposure does not cause pneumonia and cites British Research Council findings. He notes authorities often ignore these results and invites brief letters with SASE for replies.
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Norway
British Medical Research Council
Yankee Land
Dr. Brady
William Brady
E! Camino
Beverly Hills
Calit
Barkley Tribute Set At Bedford Rally
Indiana Democrats arrange a Friday night rally in Bedford to honor the late Sen Alben Barkley with speeches by state party chairman Charles Skillen and senatorial hopeful Claude Wickard. In Peru Indiana Jack D Clemons 32 of Burr Oak Mich receives 1 to 10 years for felonious assault after striking Sheriff Arthur Johns with a rock on a farm near there April 19.
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Ind
Jack D. Clemons
Burr Oak
Mich
Arthur Johns
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