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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1954

Page

9

Brazil Clay Plants Closed in Wage Dispute

Four plants owned by Arkotex Ceramic Corp and Brazil Clay Co shut down amid a wage dispute with AFL United Brick and Clay Workers. Contracts expired in multiple cities. union sought 5 cents an hour plus 1 cent in insurance benefits, while companies offered 4 cents. Some plants continued work. federal mediator to arrange talks.

Brazil Tod Arkotex Ceramic Corp Brazil Clay Co AFL United Brick and Clay Workw Union Angdagement Leonard Griffith Union International Kenneth Miller Ayer-McCarei Clay Co Breil Hollow Grick and 'Tile Co Hydraulic Fress, Brick Co Kalamazoo Clay Co J. J. Long Miller Alexandria Duty's Anderson Davis and Stricker Ambulance Griffith Griff Evansille Standard Brick and ‘Tile Corp West Terre House Bowlus Co Waynetown Tile Co Crawfordsville Mydrautic Press Brick Co Oriental Brick Corp Montezuma Clay City Pipe Co Veedersburg Veedersburg Clay Products Co Ad Bloomingdale Dee Clay Products Co., Inc

Resuscitation Call Leads to Hospital Transfer

Responders arrived after a call for a resuscitator and neonate aid. The patient was transported to the hospital with essential Ebel equipment and life support tools.

Ment Ars Long Ebel

Triplet Arithmetic and Parental Puzzles in NYC

In New York the Ciem Youngs report the added costs of raising triplets with about 18 bottles daily and 300 diapers weekly. They spent $200 on a custom-made pram since a standard carriage wouldn’t pass their apartment door, then needed a special two-decker stroller for their year-old twins. Yet they note some compensation in the generosity of dairy and swaddling gifts for multiple births.

New York Ciem Youngs Youngs

Forgotten Ancient Parking LIs and Dismissals Listed

Classified ad fragment lists numerous names and addresses linked to hospital dismissals and a police ticket in a proclaimed restricted area. The garbled item names people and places such as St. Jatin's Hospital, 2634 Main, 1424 Main St, Alexandria, Middletown, and Greenway Dr. The notice appears from a classifieds section, with mixed OCR artifacts and street numbers.

James Stanosi Main St. Samuel Neadows Sherbouwr Bld Desk Jackson St. Kreys Vera Dew Fit Pike Linder Alexandria Tobert Cooper Ter Middletown Uvee George Griffith Greenway John Chaille Jess McPhaul Belly Bailey Helen McConnell Orestes Minnie Nickerson I Pitt Kenneth Ogle Henry E. Chirk Kathy Robert Bagsett Randall Puts J. Mamiton

Frosty Weather Grips Midwest

The Associated Press reports a cold front sweeping the Midwest and South, with freezing temperatures forecast as far south as central Illinois. Heavy storms pushed south from Lake Superior, bringing 10 inches of snow at International Falls and rainfall totals up to 3.25 inches in New Orleans, impacting peach crops in Colorado and prompting frost in parts of the Central Plains.

Associated Press Northern Plains Great Lakes Gulf Texas Louisiana Van Midwest U.S. Weather Bureau Castor Central Ilinois Mississippi Valley Michigan New Orleans Jackson Mich Memphis Tenn

Garden club lobby over dogwood cutting in Virginia

In Richmond Virginia ladies of garden clubs pressed the legislature to curb dogwood cutting. They cited a stale blossom over and wood used for textile spindle manufacture. A new law bans manufacturers from holding dogwood cuttings from trees under six inches. enforcement question raised, answered by the clubs.

Richmond Virginia Ladies of the Fears Clubs

Alexandria Social Activities Nine birthday party honors Steve Hueston

Steve Hueston was feted Saturday afternoon at a party hosted by his mother Mrs James Hueston for his ninth birthday. Guests included numerous local names, with prizes awarded, refreshments served, and party favors distributed. The event featured a long guest list and various social club mentions, reflecting community celebration.

Alexandria Steve Hueston James Hueston First Methodist Woman's Society Christian Service George Overperk Max den Vance Shrake J. Bh. Reavis Township Maurice Etchison Elwood Orville Wright Donahue Rd Mia. Mehard Wis Winthrop Harbor Mich

Silent Sound Waves Offer Aid In Illness

Dr P A Lindstrom, neurosurgeon, described ultrasonic brain waves as a painless treatment for severe cancer pain and certain mental illness symptoms. Beamed through forehead holes, the inaudible waves reportedly provided relief comparable to lobotomies in some patients, with no major complications, though results varied and one case failed.

Alton L. Blakeslee Preeas ST. Louis P. A. Lindstrom Pittsburgh Lindstrom Ingrid Bergman Veterans Inspirat Univrsity of Pittsburgh Medical School

Training program at Parks Air Base expands defense education

A fragment notes Anderson Trains In West Aleta Third Class Raber Franklin Ramsey and Mrs Jines Ramsey in California. It mentions training leaders protecting air bases, shifting focus from army responsibility to civilian defense education, with courses in law enforcement and defense.

West Aleta Franklin Ramsey Jines Ramsey

Dandruff Remedy and Hat Cleaning Tips From Scrapbook

Household scrapbook entries describe a dandruff remedy using one illite of clot of sulphur in a quart of soft water applied at night. Hat care suggests applying Fuller’s earth to Panama hats, letting sit several days, then brushing. Soup fat separation method uses cold-water rinsed cloth to lift fat. A 1954 note claims 374,000 U S students attended college.

Willy Fuller United States

Blood tax exemption proposal stirs Greensboro voters

Robert S. Galloway of Greensboro urges North Carolina Republicans to back a plan offering a $25 deduction for each pint of blood donated to the Red Cross. The idea targets many blood donors and aims to boost relief efforts amid wartime needs.

Geensboro N. C Robert S. Galloway Greensboro North Carolina Red Cross

Time To Retire Time To Retire

A Livingston county representative A 3 Kammer joked about leaving the Missouri House after a firecracker exploded outside the chamber. He said he would go home to Chillicothe instead of returning to Jefferson City, adding he felt closer to Chillicothe than the Capitol as the incident ended.

Chillicomie Missouri House of Representatives Livingston County Kammer Uie Capitolty Jersoi

Science Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Report

New York special report describes a new medium said to reduce hemorrhoids without surgery. In several cases relief occurred promptly and shrinkage followed amid gentle pain relief with no visible incision. The article notes remarkable claims and cites patient outcomes.

Kalleves New York, N.Y

Juvenile Licenses in Winth Plains Show System

Article discusses a new juvenile licensing system in Winth Plains New York. It claims studies link most juvenile accidents to riders using bikes too large for them and mentions a Fire Road Khanentaty Show implementing a policy. The piece references Bio-Dyne research and a healing agent offered as an ointment for athletes, with unclear attribution and numerous garbled terms.

Winth Plains N.Y Hun Ig

Kiwanis Hear Dr Ross At Weekly Luncheon

Dr M Q Teyss president of Buller College spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon about the nation and world economic status. He argued that the current drop in employment would not trigger a recession and noted nations aided by the United States are gradually distancing themselves.

M. Q. Teyss Buller College Kiwanis Club YMCA Ross Wright Cotton Gordon France Toss United States

Rabbits Banned To Country

Ohio Wildlife Council prohibits importation of live rabbits from Europe or Australia amid cross border concerns. The move aims to prevent rabbit related troubles reported in Australia and France and to safeguard local ecosystems.

Columbus Ohio Australia France Ohio Wildlife Council plan+ atman Europe

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