Anderson Mourns Death Of Local Business Leader Robert W. Yelton
Robert W. Yelton of Anderson died Monday leaving a void in business circles. native Ohioan turned Hoosier community supporter active in Christ Lutheran Church Fellowship Masonic Lodge and Anderson Lions Club. The Anderson Herald extends condolences to widow Anita Heisser Yelton and family.
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Robert W. Yelton
Mr. Yelton
Ohio
Christ Lutheran Church
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Anderson Lions Club
Robert Yelton
Anderson
Anderson Herald
Anita Heisser Yelton
Cab weighs in on women baggage limits shows gender bias debate
The Civil Aeronautics Board asks airlines to state views on raising the 40 pound free baggage allowance on domestic flights for women. Critics warn of discrimination if only women's limits rise while men keep theirs, and airlines have not volunteered to liberalize the policy. The CAB may order a formal hearing if carriers fail to justify the current rule.
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Webster
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Pauline
Geneva talks loom over Laos Civil War and future regime
The 14 nation Geneva conference opens Friday to seek a political settlement in Laos as Pathet Lao controls northern provinces and Da Nang like lines blur. Prince Souvanna Phouma eyes neutral leadership while Western options face a Red advantage and possible partition amid ICCalled cease fire limits.
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Great Britain
Russia
China
Geneva
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Souphannou Vong
Souvanna Phouma
London Journal
International Control Commission
Canada
Poland
India
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Kingdom
South
Indo-China
State Department
Vietminh
Soviet Space Data Handout Questions Gagarin Flight
Washington obtained a Soviet Embassy handout dated April 26 claiming first manned orbit but little new data beyond orbit figures. The text argues the document aimed to counter U S skepticism about Gagarin and Shepard by detailing trajectory, braking, and timing nuances.
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Washington
Outer Space
Gagarin
Alan B. Shepard Jr
U. S
Cmdr
Shepard
Maj
Cape Horn
Soviet Union
Africa
Cape Horn I
Indiana Bids Gate Out of State Firms for Contracts
Indiana state purchases chief Eugene Bainbridge says firms from outside the state must register with the secretary of state to win contracts. Karoll's Inc. of Chicago was named as an unregistered supplier. Existing out of state contracts remain valid despite the registration dispute.
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Indianapolis
Eugene Bainbridge
Secretary of State
Bainbridge
Indiana
Karoll’s Inc
Chicago
Edwin K. Steers
Lippman urges shift to neutralism in Asia and the Caribbean
Walter Lippman argues that Laos and South Vietnam require a drastic policy change toward neutralism for weak peripheral states. He says Kennedy must explain the shift to the public, overcome bureaucratic resistance, and focus on stabilizing India, Pakistan, Japan, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Mexico, and the Middle East to sustain the Atlantic Alliance.
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Japan
South Korea
South Asia
Middle East
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Cuba
Laos
South Wertnam
Quemoy
Matsu
Kennedy
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de Gaulle
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Pakistan
Latin America
Brazil
Chile
Venezuela
Mexico
Egypt
Iraq
Turkey
Iran
Atlantic Alliance
YMCA Luncheon and Evening Schedule
Today's timetable lists 12:00 Christian Business Men Soroptimists Methodist Executive Committee and Community Service. Dinner at 5:30 for Madison County Civil Defense and 6:45 Industrial Management. Evening events include Jayshees meetings 7:30 Television Service Men and Class of 1936.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison
Indiana
Madison County Civil Defense
Industrial Management
Successful Investing Believes This Is A Good Time To Buy Strong Stocks
Roger E Spear advises investors to buy stocks with strong intrinsic value and rising earnings rather than high fliers or low priced speculation. He notes economy improvement and moderate inflation as factors supporting equities, cites Barry Biscuit and Green Shoe as examples, and endorses Emerson Electric as a solid growth play.
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Roger E. Spear
Avon Products
Beckman Instruments
American Photocopy
Bobbie Brooks
Barry Biscuit
ASB
Green Shoe
Nyse
Emerson Electric
Folklore Verses for Children and Be Traits
A collection of rustic verses shared by adults to amuse and teach children. It includes lines about a Pilgrim maid lively and useful Be Orderly and Be Cheerful, plus an old American Saying about foxes. The tone echoes affectionate moral guidance through playful rhymes.
Smallpox and Vaccination Explain in Case Records
In a case study, Ethel J. vents about facial smallpox scars blamed on her father. The article argues vaccines build antibodies, explains how vaccination works with tiny skin pricks, and contrasts past risks with modern sterile methods. It blends medical guidance with historical notes on shipyards and 16th century vessels.
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Ethel J
Ethel
Shakespeare
First Great Lakes steamer Walk in the Water
The Walk in the Water is cited as the first steam boat on the Great Lakes. Some historians claim the earliest American ship was built by Hugenots in North Carolina in 1537. It allegedly sailed to the French coast, wrecked, and was captured by a British warship with the crew taken to England as prisoners.
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la Salle
America
Hume
Hugh Peters
Salem
Peters
England
Cromwell
United States
Great Lakes
Hugenots
North Carolina
The Mayflower Schooner Tale From Gloucester 1713
One of America's earliest ships, the schooner, supposedly named after a boy’s shout look how she spoons. Builder Captain Andrew Robinson launched the vessel Mayflower at Gloucester in 1713, defining a typical American ship.
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America
Glouchester
Andrew Robinson
Great Advantages of American Schooners
The article highlights speed versatility and seaworthiness as key advantages of American schooners. They combine large sail areas with shallow drafts enabling coastal and Atlantic voyages, agile handling in varied winds, and capacity for cargo or naval use.
Relaxation and health tips from Dr Brady's advice column
The column offers home style health guidance for travelers and busy readers. It urges regular meals, greens and fruit, plenty of water, and daily walks. It warns against drinking and driving and promotes naps and walking as key relaxation methods.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady addressed to William Brady
Brief signed letters about personal health and hygiene directed to Dr Brady will be answered if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Only a few letters can be answered due to volume. Send to Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Farewell to a Friend in Faith
A short verse reflects on parting from a friend on a highway. The speaker recalls farewell, a distant path, and the loneliness of walking onward alone. Faith remains the shared thread as they anticipate a reunion in God’s plan. JULIEN C. HYER
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