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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1955
Page
3
The Herald endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower as a strong presidential candidate for the 1952 Republican nomination. It praises his middle road foreign policy, restraint from extremism, and ability to guide the nation through perilous times with decisive but unprovocative leadership.
Funeral services mark the passing of Arthur G. Phelps 63 a Delco Remy executive and Anderson industry builder with 43 years in autos. Charles W. Critchley longtime Anderson resident British born Republican leader beloved by community members.
Governor Muñoz Marín of Puerto Rico informs President Eisenhower on Caribbean problems and urges a regional commission including British Dutch and French possessions. He jokes about nationalists. the meeting touches on wages, culture, and cooperation as Dulles and Ali report on Formosa tensions.
A medical column by William Brady argues alcohol is not a stimulant and can hinder recovery in shock, injury, or surgical cases. He warns habitual drinkers risk addiction, notes cannabis and other narcotics offer worse effects, and urges readers to seek healthier substitutes while citing examples and public health guidance.
A reader letters Timmy L. 11, shy with high IQ and little athletic skill, asks how to overcome fear. Dr. Crane explains bravery requires facing fear, practice with ball tasks, and effort, suggesting joining Scouts or YMCA and parental coaching to build skill through repetition.
In Indianapolis a price war cuts the 1 pound white loaf from 21 to 17 cents at most outlets after Continental Baking Co matches a 18 cent wholesale price aimed at competing Munje se Greensburg bakeries. Bakers cite rising operating costs while other bread types stay unchanged.
Sunday dinners highlighted gatherings across multiple families including the Moores Hosiers Hobbs and Hobbs households. Visits spanned Plymouth Anderson Indianapolis Buffalo Lake and Elwood with varied relatives in attendance. A Clinton death report notes Jesse NewJins 73 found dead in his car after a collision possibly from a heart attack.
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