Anderson Republicans pick city campaign officers in early step
The Anderson precinct committeemen elected Hugh Milne as chairman with Dorothy Morrison Blevins as vice chairwoman Anthony R. Tyska was named secretary and Nathan C. Martin treasurer The move aligns with Indiana election law requiring party organization in place about 60 days before the May primary The editorial views the team as capable and ready to mobilize across all precincts.
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Anderson
Hugh Milne
Noland C. Wright
Board of Public Safety
Delco-Remy
Dorothy Morrison Blevins
Anderson College
Madison County
Republican Women’s Club
Anthony R. Tyska
Nathan C. Martin
Anderson Mattress Company
Indiana
Milne
Zimmerman Resigns as Lynch Corporation President
Anderson regrets the resignation of Franklin K. Zimmerman as president of Lynch Corporation. He moves to become executive vice president of George Getz Corporation of Chicago. Zimmerman has contributed to Lynch’s growth and served as a churchman and civic leader. Community wishes him well as he assumes new duties on June 1.
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Anderson
Franklin K. Zimmerman
Lynch Corporation
Zimmerman
George Getz Corporation
Chicago
Fairwood Bluffs Sewer Completes After Month of Work
Suburban Fairwood Bluffs near Anderson nears completion of a major conservancy district sewer project. Residents endured dig ups and detours while county officials from both parties coordinated assessments and construction, enabling the final phase and anticipated benefits for hundreds of homes.
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Anderson
Fairwood Bluffs
Fairwood Blufffs
Check Your Car initiative advances in Anderson Police drive
Officials praise public response to the Check Your Reccid program as the car inspection moves into extended phases. Veterans of World War II aid the voluntary effort while police plan citywide checks at multiple sites. By week’s end they target fewer than Ab. 9,000 vehicles checked before the winter vacation travel season.
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Anderson
En Erid
Knight of California woos labor leaders in key East meetings
Gov. Knight of California, a Republican, spent a week in the East meeting top AFL leaders in Washington and Philadelphia. He praised labor endorsements, warned against Nixon influence, and pledged opposition to California's right to work bill while urging stronger unemployment relief and Walsh-Healy enforcement.
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Congress
Scott Milne
Electric Workers
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Kansas
Worry Clinic Case on Inheritance and Health
In this education column a patient asks if her future babies can inherit her St. Vitus dance. Dr Crane reassures that this condition is not hereditary and explains how inheritance works for diseases, eye color, intelligence, and longevity, while noting infections can pass without heredity. It ends with instructions to request personal advice and charts.
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Calif
Menopause, Health Advice, and a Wealthy Heir’s Diet Tale
A Chicago health column by Dr. William Brady discusses menopause myths and aging women, noting a 48 year old who swears by daily somersaults to feel vibrant. The piece shifts to the Thorne estate case where Maureen Ray and Aleen Thorne contest a will, hinging on diet remedies and claimed anemia.
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Chicago
Maureen Ray
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Thorne
Ragen
Aleen
Marion
Folklore on Aging and Social Change
Indianapolis police postponed a 1947 case involving forged checks tied to Betty Jo Wood who, at 23, faced a preliminary forgery charge after a mistaken poisoning claim. The piece reflects on aging through anecdotes of memory, family, and changing times.
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Betty Jo
Wood
Logan
W.va
Francis F. Ceail
Crail
Miss Wood
Louisville
Huntington
Hoosier GOP votes on cinema and mail bill
In Washington Indiana's three GOP congressmen Adair Beamer and Bray join two Democrats Denton Madden to back a compromise postal employe pay raise while a separate measure for a cinema related act passes 328 to 66. The program lists include Henkins Bondhtan and local air weather updates.
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Bray
Thestate
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Ste Meise
Henkins
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Melody Ranch
Kodak
Senate
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Dineyland
Hens Shaw
Gressmen
The Shepherd’s Rise From Loss To Lasting Success
A reflective profile traces the subject known as The Shepherd who faced failure but endured. He pivoted to a new career, embracing rules of life with determination and balance, proving true and brave. His work ethic and common sense led to success and eminence.
Four Lawyers Named on Third Team in Inquest Case
The three men on the third team were David J. A. Hayes Aaron Cohn Benjamin Ehrlich and his son Stanton Ehrlich Temporary substitutes were Ron E Wisch and Benjamin Crane who had represented Mrs Ragen Judge Julius H Miner scheduled a pre trial conference for May 24 The inquest found Thorne's death due to natural causes
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Aaron Cohn
Benjamin Ehrlich
Stanton Ehrlich
Myron E. Wisch
Benjamin Crane
Ragen
Julius H. Miner
Thorne
U S May Be Defied On Islands Defense
Premier O Yui of Nationalist China says Quemoy and Matsu defense is inseparable from Formosa and the Pescadores and would not be quit even if the United States urged it. He notes the United States has not made such a request. Hay fever afflicts 3 to 5 million Americans annually.
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Formosa
O. K. Yui
China
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Yui
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Pescadores
Channel Chuckles By Bil Keane
Cartoon caption reflects a light joke about dropping in and missing famous TV hosts and shows, highlighting playful nostalgia for classic television figures.
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Herald Delivery Recovery Instructions
Absentees must call 3-5371 before 9 A M to receive a replacement copy after 9 A M by special messenger If Sunday delivery fails go to the nearest seller and sign a complaint a free replacement will be issued
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