Editorial roundup highlights local inspections and hospital progress
The Anderson Police Department ends voluntary automobile inspection phase as compulsory checks begin tomorrow. St Johns Hospital advances with a 425000 annex to Raphael Hall, boosting nurses training. A USAI warning notes 50000 Communists in the Near East amid Cold War tensions. Joe Crouse elected president of the State Latin Club at Butler University.
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Anderson
National Hospital
Raphael Hall
St. John’s Hospital
United States Information Agency
Near East
Europe
Central America
Far East
Joe Crouse
Leo Crouse
State
Butler University
Young Crouse
Anderson coliseum would boost city events and unity
An editorial urges Anderson to build a community coliseum to expand access to basketball, orchestra, chamber events, and Armed Forces Day. It argues a funded, resolute effort by residents and leaders can secure a venue that supports the city’s progress and civic activities.
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Anderson
Anderson College
Rio Grande College
Indianapolis Symphony
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Coliseum
McCarthy Probe Fallout and Geneva Debacle
Senators scrutinize Ray Jenkins for using religious prejudice in Tennessee campaign and question his impartiality in the Fort Monmouth espionage findings. The piece also analyzes Geneva talks, Adm Radford’s Indochina push, and Allied unity fractures shaping postwar policy.
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Washington
Ray Jenkins
McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
Jenkins
Stevens
Monmouth
New York Times
Washington Post
New York Herald Tribune
Tennessee
B'nai Brrith
Anti- Defamation League
HW. OR. Webster
Harry Strauss
Knox County
Jenking
Strauss
Knox County Young Republican Club
Christ
Max Lerner
New York Post
Signal Corps
Geneva
Indochina
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
United States
Dienbienphu
France
Eisenhower Turns To Congress On Indochina Intervention
Secretary Dulles outlined a Southeast Asia security pact with collective defense against aggression and said if the three Indochina states joined the pact it would justify using force to halt the ongoing fighting. He noted no current change in the Indochina situation but warned of potential broader action.
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Eisenhower
Joseph Laniel
French National Assembly
Assembly
Adm
Radford
Indochina
Dulles
Tonkin Bay
U.S. Navy
Congress
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Churchill
China
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Hong Kong
England
Anthony Eden
Geneva
United States
Molotov
France
Bidault
Eden
National Security Council
Washington
Indo-China
Redell Smith
NATO
Isue
America
Southeast Asia
United Front
Folklore Echoes on World Peace and Policy Reflections
A collection of quotations reflects wartime stresses from Mrs. Ahlgren praising global goals of peace and education, Howard Taubman on varied human endeavors, and Dr. Milton Burton urging prudent public service. The piece also contrasts US policy toward Indochina with allied deterrents and the aim to pressure a settlement.
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Whiting
Ind
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Himalayas
Mexico
Howard Taubman
New York Times
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Andersen
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Indianapolis
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CBS
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Titus Moody
Arthur
Paul Harvey
DeWeese Gilbert
Forbes
Meester
Everybody's Farm
Ma Perkins
Verna
Nora Drake
Milady
Betty Crocker
Hilltop
George Mergen
Ann's Pantry
Toni Arden
Young
Pepper
Wife News
Shep Stella Alias
Hembletonian Widder Brown
Music Shop
Kiplinger
Sports Journal
Farrell Today
Ronnie Kemperlorenzo Jones
Curt Massey
Lowell Thomas
Tennessee Ernie Wild
Bill Hickok
Gilbert Forbes
Beulah Wild Bill Hickok
Edward Murrow
Edward R. Murrow
FBI
Bill
Cheraliers
Morgan Beatty
Roy Rogers
Gildersleeve
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Nts Aemenann
Yule Cerels Aero Cemermneree
IREA May Debate Signals Indiana GOP Rift
Indiana Republican editors meet at French Lick to debate factionalism between Gov. Craig and U S Senators Capehart Jenner. Gov Craig, Capehart and Jenner attend. Summerfield to speak at banquet, introduced by Halleck. The report hints at party control strife and resolutions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
French Lick
Don Richardson
Republican Editorial Association
Kokomo Tribune
Resolutions Committee
Craig
Capehart
Jenner
Arthur Summerfield
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Pulse over pediatrics and aspirin dodge in medical ads
A physician denounces medical billing as a business and warns against giving aspirin to feverish children. He cites a practice where agents advise parents to call the office for fever treatment, enabling high charges and unnecessary dosing.
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Stick
Yankee Wiseacre
Wiseacre
Wiseacres
Absent Senators Paired on Supreme Court Amendment
Washington Senators Capehart and Jenner from Indiana were absent but announced as paired for the constitutional amendment on the Supreme Court that the Senate approved Tuesday.
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Washington
Capehart
Jenner
Indiana
Supreme Court
Senate
Blountville Indiana Named After War Veteran Andrew Blount
Andrew Blount, a War of 1812 veteran who helped found Blountville in Henry County, stayed there until population reached about 200. He then moved to Blackford County for better hunting, leaving Blountville with roughly 200 residents.
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Blountsville
Ind
Andrew Blount
Vincennes Fort
Indiana
Henry County
Blackford County
Blountville
The Worry Clinic Case Records on Tobacco and Sex
Dr George W Crane argues tobacco de sexes by shrinking blood vessels reducing gonad blood flow and dulling erotic appetite. Case L 303 Harvey J a 58 year old chemist discusses wartime cigarets and frigidity with patient quotes and medical explanations. New Zealand retail stores number 22 500.
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Harvey J
Cupid
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