Eisenhower vetoes farm bill amid political traps
Editorial lauds President Eisenhower for vetoing a controversial farm bill despite pleas from three farm state governors. It credits him with moral courage and political skill, arguing the decision serves the country over expediency and cites Walter Lippmann on corruption in politics. The piece also notes Brown Street Properties plans for a two story office building near St. John's Hospital and anticipates the opening of South Side Junior High School introducing a three year junior high and high school system in Anderson.
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Eisenhower
Walter Lippmann
Henry Clay
Brown Street Properties Corporation
Anderson
Brown Street
9Th
20Th Streets
St. John’s Hospital
South Side
A Stronger NATO United Under Dulles Paris Mission
In a Paris trip John Foster Dulles pushes for strengthening and expanding NATO beyond military alliances. He notes Soviet threat receded but urges continued Western unity across economic political and cultural fields. The goal is a stronger Atlantic community with self reliant members and enduring ties among Britain France Scandinavia West Germany and the Low Countries. The effort signals a long term aim for broader Western integration.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Europe
Western Europe
Dulles
NATO
Free West
North Atlantic
Britain
France
Scandinavia
West Germany
West
Longtime Anderson Merchant Harry Greyer Dies
Funeral services yesterday marked the passing of Harry Greyer a Cincinnati native who came to Anderson as a youth. He led his father’s jewelry business, built a local legacy through the First Presbyterian Church Elks and Rotary Club and was remembered as a friend and neighbor by many in the community.
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Harry Greyer
Anderson
Cincinnati
Greyer
Georgereyer
Muncie
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
Anderson Rotary Club
Russian jet Bison threat and Khrushchev boast warning
The piece traces a May Day 1953 shock over Moscow towering bomber shadows, Moscow Bison jets, and rapid Soviet output surpassing U.S. in jet tech. It notes Plant 23 secrecy, production rates, and an intercontinental missile boast. It links Eisenhower policy, and adds a Hugo Black political reminiscence from Alabama 1927.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Plant 23
Air Force
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Democrat Dance Committee Named by Willis Winkler
Willis Winkler of the Young Democrats announced the Democrat Dance Committee for a Saturday night event at the Labor Temple. Thomas' Orchestra will provide music and secretary William Sebring will introduce primary candidates. R. Hostetter was named chairman with detailed subcommittees for tickets and refreshments including Sebring Carmichael Hornbeck Pancol Norton Winkler Caplinger Closser Spearman Berry Carmichael Maloney Riggs Gold Berry Caplinger Davis Wood Banks Davis Dehymer Thomas Summa Broderick Wrighthurst Pancol Shinkle House Jenkins.
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Willis Winkler
Young Democrats
Labor Temple
Thomas’ Orchestra
William Sebring
R. Hostetter
Sebring
Cecil Carmichael
Mel Hornbeck
George Pancol
William Norton
Mr. Winkler
Louis Caplinger
Arthur Closser
William Spearman
A Berry
Martha Carmichael
Sam Maloney
Marie Riggs
Joan Gold
A. Berry
L. Davis
Edgar Wood
Richard Banks
Dollie Davis
Arvin Dehymer
Helen Thomas
Mary K. Summa
Anette Broderick
R. Wrighthurst
Angeline Pancol
Clarence Shinkle
Ralph House
Harry Jenkins
The Value of Earning Money and Lessons From Jerry
A father’s lavish support is blamed for Jerry O.’s financial imprudence. The piece argues children learn budgeting and work ethic by earning money through pay jobs, not allowances. It urges parents to avoid financing poor habits and promotes a budget booklet for home finances.
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Jerry
Jerry O
Crane
Europe
America
Folklore Nuggets From American Family Life
A concise collection of humorous and reflective verses on domestic life and sayings. The piece notes family roles, humor about parental spending, and a quip about a vegetarian waking irony. It mentions falcons and sharp-eyed sight with a distant lure example.
Wickard Attacks Eisenhower Farm Policy At Rally
Former Agriculture Secretary Claude R. Wickard accused President Eisenhower of political maneuvering on farm policy. He claimed Eisenhower favors 100 percent parity only in election years, while farmers get 70 percent in nonpresidential years and calls the soil bank a campaign proposal.
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Washington
Ind
Claude R. Wickard
Eisenhower
Wickard
U.S. Senate
Hammarskjold’s Middle East Mission Faces Cease Fire Test
The report outlines Dag Hammarskjold’s hopes that a cease-fire between Israel and Arab states will hold, enabling broader peace talks. It notes unsolved issues include Arab refugee camps around Palestine, Jewish immigration pressures, and the lack of agreement on fundamental questions beyond the truce.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Israel
Hammarskjold
Palestine
Germany
Egypt
Special Herald Missed Copies Service Note
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A M for a replacement copy by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, sign a complaint at the nearest seller and a free copy will be provided.
Physician Reflections on Presidents Health and Election
Dr. William Brady discusses the health of F D R, Cox, and Harding, noting polio concerns and the impact of physician opinions on presidential readiness. He recalls interviewing candidates, endorses restraint on health disclosures, and reflects on Eisenhower Stevenson and the late Fred Allen. Brady invites brief, stamped letters to his California address.
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Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Black
Congress
Alabama
Sen
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Justice Black
John H. Bankhead
Thomas E. Kelley
Sheffield
Bankhead
Kelby
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Beverip Frills
Calif
Delco Retires Two Employes Here Recently
Delco Remy division announces the retirement of two veteran employees under the General Motors Employee Pension Plan. Mrs Edna M Anderson of Lapel and Jesse M Huffman of Cicero retire after long service with the local division. Anderson has four sons and multiple church affiliations. Huffman and his wife Hazel have three daughters and reside in Cicero. he attends Refuge Christian Church.
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Delco-Remy
General Motors
Edna M. Anderson
South Woodward St. Lapel
Jesse M. Huffman
Rt. 1
Cicero
Anderson
Lapel and
Vicinity
Harold
James
Lapel
Richard
Connersville
Frank
Pendleton
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
War Mothers, Legion Auxiliary
W.S.C.S
Huffman
Hazel
Noblesville
Mary Doane
Eleanor Scherer
Arcadia
Hazel Quear
Refuge Christian Church
Policeman Finds Faith Restored After Help Given
Knoxville detective Charles Lobetti reports a faith renewing moment when a stranger asked directions to General Hospital for a patient. Druggist E L White answered a TV plea for blood donors, coming 30 miles from London by bus at night to help a stranger. Modern methods can unload 14 000 tons of iron ore from a ship in under three hours.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Charles Lobetti
General Hospital
E. L. White
London
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Harriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Madison
Indiana
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Drew Pearson
United States
Red Square
Wilson
Soviet Union
U. S
Khrushchev
Democrat Dance Committee
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Paderewski
William Wade
Papa
Pauline
Bill
Jane
Dad
Eisenhower Farm Program
Associated Press News
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
John P. Dille Co
Warren G
Marion
Dent
Harding
Senator Harding
Joe Stalin
Yalta
T. R
Stevenson
Fred Allen
Delco
Julien C. Hyer
Rockland’‘s
Poplins
Rockland Poplin
Ivy
Nt. Navy
Ae Bak
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