Community notices honor readers and local leaders
Editorial urges tribute to volunteer adult readers of the Kikihawen and Area Bay Scoul Coun cil. Neal Renner wins Anderson Chamber presidency with Jaycee leadership. Seven automobile service agencies join Anderson Police for upcoming vehicle safety inspections. Anderson Garden Club plans 25th anniversary events including a flower show at Bil Wilson Boys Club with wide community participation expected.
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TPIS
Kikihawen
Area Bay Scoul Council
Anderson Ymca
Scout Movement
Neal Renner
Anderson Judlse Chamber of Commerce
Renner
Jaycee
Taycees
Ansterson
Automobile Service
Anderson
Kohow
Anderson Garden Club
Bil Wilson Boys Club
Hesahond
Madison County primary tallies show Congress race draws most votes
Voters in Madison County cast about 19 000 ballots with 4 358 Republicans and 7 454 state race voters. Republican Beamer seeks re election against Walsh as Fifth District contenders. Many voters focused on the Congress race, indicating cautious, informed participation for fall elections.
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Madison County
Adl
Herald
Congress
Jplit
Lok
Aon
Superior Court
United States
House of Representatives
John W. Beamer
Wabash
Fifth
John R. Walsh
Anderson
Walsh
WSL
Dur Pirth
Washington MERRY-GO-ROUND On Churchill and McCarthy
Drew Pearson reports in London talks between Churchill and Radford on Indochina and U.S. intervention plans. The piece notes McCarthy’s fierce maneuvers to block witnesses and cites tax-return access via executive order, plus a Post Office publicity mix up involving a Colorado senator.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Letecead
The
Ball Syndicate
Jim
Engel
Jund
United States
Trasalia
Adm
Tadford
Linulon
Churchill
Radford
Johan Ehelinginn
Eisenhower
Wa Jinn
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Navy
Hie
Tho Wis
Hel
Joint Chiefy of
U.S
Tnduchina
Dulles
Awin Churchil
Allen Radford
National Security Council
McCarthy
Ine McCarthy
Pentestadt
Don Sureing
Blovens
David Schine
Surine Alga
New York
Anna Rosenberg
Senate
Rosenberg
Burl Browder
Sen. Tydings
Maryland
Army
Stevens
G. David Lehine
den Suring
Anmyeschul
Treasury
Fisenhower
Caleman Andrews
Defense
Shuye Hensel
Pentagon
Tolmsons
Sinmierfield
Thigg
Nea
Senate Post Office
Frank Carlson
Kongos
Olin Johnston
Soul Carolin
Sen
Bil Johnson
Colorado
New Car Inventories Remain High in Coming Months
Detroit reports indicate inventories of new cars stay elevated through the next three months. Auto industry spokesmen note production and merchandising trends show gains while overall retail deliveries lag peak season. Estimates place total cars in dealers around 400 000 units, with some surveys citing up to 600 000 for current availability.
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Detroit
Reinain Biutsl
Special Service Aidscribers For Herald Copies
Instructions for readers to call 3 537] before 2 A M if daily Herald is missing and have a copy sent after 9 A M by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails go to a location that sells The Herald and sign a complaint to receive a copy.
The Worry Clinic Divorces and Unfaithful Husbands
Dr. George W. Crane describes a case where Clara B. recounts her husband Fred’s repeated infidelity starting during her pregnancy. The piece explores marital strain, the role of a mother’s influence, and the impact of pregnancy on trust and desire in marriage, suggesting patience as a cure while noting risks of emotional distance and insecurity.
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Clara B
Hay
Fred
Bexan Cat
Nudity in Health Talk Sparks San Francisco Debate
William Brady M D Personal Health Service discusses nudity as a health topic tied to sex and marriage. The column references Ben Franklin and Stanton Delaplane, urges prudent, non erotic health guidance, and warns readers against sensationalism while offering personal advice and a self addressed envelope for more material.
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Benjamin
Franklin
Stanton Delaplane
Welles
San Francisco Chronicle
Brady
San
Benjamin Franklin
William Brady
el Camfan
Beverly Hills
Calif
America
Neldphane
Melé
Mr. Delaplane
Demperance
Webster
Stainton Delapline
Crane
Comet-Inspired Town Keeps Name After Post Office Closure
Correct, Indiana, residents recall a miscopied name from a Washington report after the local post office was discontinued. The Ripley County community retains its historic name despite the official closure and paper errors.
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Washington
Ripley County
European Defense Community Push Aims at Political Unity
Analysts note six European nations back an elected assembly for the coal and steel pools and a future European defense community. French observers see rising chances of EDC ratification, while opponents include the Communists and French Socialists wary of centralized control. The move is a step toward stronger European unity though not decisive, with emphasis on limited powers for an elected body and ongoing plans for broader pools.
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J. O. Roberts
Fress
Leuropean
Spat
ENC
Adenauer
Igen
EDC
Saulissis
Hhe
Sanetsoile
le Coat
Hure
Europa
France
United European
Army
Coal and Steel
T Heir
Advisory Council of Europem
Unien
Folklore and the Puccini Death Mask Tale
A Met Opera Guild possession tale centers on Puccini’s death mask, given by Maria Giando Imenci to Lucrezia Bori via Dolores Wilson. An American soprano smuggles the mask from Venice inside a cake box to avoid Italian customs, while a Venetian guide quips about Americans.
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Furapenus
Giacomo’ Puccini
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Hell
Purdue to Honor Students Mothers Weekend Observed
Purdue University plans a Mother’s Day tribute May 7 to 9 with visiting students from across the nation. The Student Council arranged a weekend program beginning Friday evening and continuing through Sunday for mothers and families on campus. Additionally five Norwegians pleaded guilty to spying for the Soviet Union in Trondheim, admitting they provided military and soul matters information for payment.
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Purdue University
Birkenes
Norway
Nea
Nistriet Taurt
Soviet Union
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Uils
Winston Charchill
Durine
Port Office
Sen. Johnson
Intel
Surine
Mesa
Muni
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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PSL
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MecCarthy
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PRT
Tealtimore
Miles
IBY
Edgar Upover
Sen. Hennings
Suring
MclCarthy
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Willian Feilder
Baltimore
Arthur Peirson
Secretary of Defense
Shen Hencal
Weralte
Allen
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
F. Bite Can
Ember
Kim
Hoosier
Shepherd
Matthew
Jolien
Hyer
William Wade
Purdue
Rothmoor
Carmel Rafi
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Sterling and Other Fine Makers
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