Case Records of a Psychologist Guidance for a Failing Clergyman
Case U-372 follows Joseph J. a 42 year old clergyman who felt like a total failure in the pulpit. A psychologist prescribes a pep talk to abandon old formulae and adopt practical sermon techniques drawing on daily news and comic strips. Attendance rises 10 percent in one month and salary later increases dramatically with a thriving ministry over two years.
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Modern Republicanism a dirty term on Capitol Hill
Drew Pearson argues that Eisenhower’s modern Republicanism has eroded on Capitol Hill as GOP leaders fail to defend allies, discipline opponents, or stay consistent. He cites budget battles, cabinet rifts, and cases like Wiley and Marshall to illustrate the President’s retreat from his own policy lines and the resulting estrangement of lawmakers.
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Eisenhower
Alex Wiley
Wisconsin
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George Marshall
Europe
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William Jenner
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Jenner
Milwaukee
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Joe McCarthy
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Andersons Eye Ambitious Hospital Campaign Plan
Andersonians learn the Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Committee will launch a major fundraising drive to finance a new hospital. An architectural subcommittee weighs plans while a campaign director selects a fundraising group with a target near 3 million dollars. Public briefing urged.
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Anderson- Madison County
Anderson
Anderson-Madison County
Safety Patrol Picnic Welcomed By Anderson Community
Six years after the last major drive the Anderson community again funds the Safety Patrols picnic. John Jatras-Uncle John leads the annual fundraising appeal as the May 28, 1957 event date approaches. Community support determines the outcome.
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McCarthy Remembered In Nation’s Mourning For A Fallen Figure
The nation mourns Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin whose meteoric rise and controversial career drew intense debate. Despite differing views on his anti Communist crusade, he was a dominant national figure whose influence ended after the Army confrontation and a Senate condemnation.
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Gray sickness and vitamin C discussed by Dr Brady
The article notes a suspected link between nutritional deficiency anemia and low vitamin C intake, especially in women aged thirty to forty. It discusses the so called gray sickness in women, urges daily citrus and greens, and includes a Health Service column by Dr Brady. It also mentions a Sunday School lesson by Julien C. Hyer. It ends with a brief crime notice: Orville D. Gulley of Carrollton Kentucky was fined and jailed for speeding and resisting police in Madison Indiana.
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Bob Hope Hitchcock
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The Odyssey of the Eel A True Nature Tale
L M Watkins presents the puzzling life of the eel in a captivating account. Eels are born under Bermuda’s edge of the Atlantic then migrate vast distances through salt and fresh water, facing harsh currents and predators, with maturity and death occurring where their journey began. The piece highlights the eel’s mysterious, almost mythic voyage from sea to river and back, a natural riddle that science has yet to solve.
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Book publishers weigh best description of the United States
The President's Peoples-to-Peoples program asks publishers to select a book that best describes America as a friendly place. George P. Brett Jr cites A Silence at Appomattox, while others note American life’s many facets and suggest histories and biographies as rich sources.
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Huckleberry Finn
Walt Whitman
George P. Brett Jr
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Brett
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Spittlebug Threat to Indiana Crops Alerted by Purdue
Dr. John V. Osman of Purdue University warns the meadow spittlebug could cut Indiana alfalfa and clover yields by half. He urges farmers to take prompt action as the pest spreads across the southern region and threatens major hay and forage crops.
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