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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
1
The President cautioned that not all brainwashing like cases are identical, urging careful handling. He spoke Thursday May 6 about avoiding overgeneralizations in responses to such incidents.
President Eisenhower spoke on Geneva and cautious policy notes while commenting on Dulles who denied a major diplomatic defeat there. He addressed civil rights risks, farm price supports, and POW trials, urging tempered justice and avoiding sensational conclusions.
The report outlines how Cratineed and associates plan to choose a county chair on Saturday to appoint a state committee and govern the party. Precinct committeemen are to be decided by then, signaling which faction will win. Former Gov James E Folsom is noted as having held a commanding lead in a prior bid, with Owensfield governor candidates in Ohio facing no opposition.
Board members postponed action on curb and gutter work on E 6th Street from Walnut to Chestnut and Fremont Drive to Loth Street while a formal investigation of required tasks proceeds. The sessions also referenced alleyway improvements along Arrow Avenue and Nelle Street near 23rd and 24th Streets as part of pending public works.
Local listing shows CBS Columbia offering 95 hour tally for events and evenings by appointment. The notice indicates flexible scheduling and private viewings to accommodate guests and clients.
The Anderson area honors Scout leaders with a council dinner. Awards include Silver Beavers for Sluder and leadership recognitions for Guthrie and Stephens. Attendees include Norman Townsend and district executives. Rev. Jack Frost gives the invocation.
Senator Byrd urged Housing Administrator Albert M. Cale to publicly name all builders and officials tied to multi million dollar housing scandals. He sought disclosure across large rental projects and other government housing programs amid ongoing investigations by the congressional committee on reduction of non essential government expenditures.
The article notes selections by the National and local councils, including new officers John Kollege as treasurer and Ralph Fisher as commissioner, and lists members from Noblesville Tipton and New Castle. It mentions awards like the Silver Beavers and Unknown Scout statuettes, plus Woodsbudge and Connel outdoor training recognitions for area leaders.
Martha Mannon a Pendleton resident died Wednesday afternoon after a two year illness. She was 83 and survived by a brother Arthur Frampton and five nieces and a nephew. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p m Friday at the Pendleton Christian Church with Rev James Horner in charge. Interment Grovelawn Cemetery.
Purdue officials host visitors from the International Popcorn Association and popcorn industry stake holders to inspect Purdue farms and the seed processing plant and sample popped varieties. In Westfield Indiana Karl Preston Case 42 a Hamilton County farmer died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a jeep engine repair.
Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, claim to ease backache caused by kidney function issues. The ad notes widespread use for over years and emphasizes relief from backache and urinary discomfort through improved kidney waste removal.
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