Re-election boosts Cham bers as Fifth District GOP chair
Editorial congratulates Anderson attorney George O Chambers on his Tuesday re election to chair the Fifth District Republican organization. It cites renewed direction for the upcoming congressional campaign and stronger Indiana Republican representation in state councils. Also notes Frank G Jones’s promotion to division general manager for Container Corporation plants in Rock Island Fort Worth Muskogee and Sioux City.
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George O. Chambers
Anderson
Fifth District
Chambers
Indiana
Container Corporation
Frank G. Jones
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Tex
Muskogee
Okla
Sioux City
Iowa
Jones
The Presidency and Congress in the McCarthy Era
The piece argues the Army-McCarthy clash transcends a single private and tests the balance between the executive and legislative branches. It notes investigations have long been part of government but warns against usurping executive powers, urging strength in the presidency.
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United States Army
Congress
Sinc
Bloch Brothers Dinner Honors Long Serving Employees
Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company in Wheeling West Virginia honored veteran workers at a dinner for those with 25 or more years of service. One employee could show 62 years, with others also long-tenured, illustrating a support for aging workers amid broader debates on retirement.
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Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company
Wheeling
Wo Va
Bloch Brothers Organization
Vinlayze
Inb
Bloch Brothers
W. Va
Bloch Brothers Company
Intimate ties and political maneuvering in McCarthy hearings
Washington columnist outlines Mundt family links to McCarthy supporters and the influence of Dirksen and Lyndon Johnson. The piece discusses stock dealings, Army counsel Adlai Adams, and the broader political shifting around the hearings and 1954 Texas race timing.
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MceCar
Tamily
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Wosuel
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Inn
Washington
South Dakota
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Ws Wilt
Mary Mint
McCar
Uhyile
Jie
Jean Karl MavCarthy
Kiy McCormick Tunkersley
Thea
Ehilengy Tribube McCormicks
Joe
Karl
Rewsinek
Army
John G. Adame
Adama
Young Republicans
Lov. Chan Gurney
Defense Department
Folklore and old saws from midwest to Washington
A jumble of quotations and references traces proverb origins from Indiana and the Midwest to national figures. It cites curiously altered phrases, political names like Dirksen and Nixon, and notes shifts in memory and wording over time. The piece strings proverbs, political commentary, and historical snippets into a single reflective collage.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Dirksen
Special service for missed Herald copies policy
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 4537 before 4 A M for a replacement sent after 9 A M by special messengers. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, go to the nearest outlet and file a complaint to receive a copy, with any charge waived.
William Brady MD Personal Health Service Reflections on Aging Health
The passage features Dr William Brady recalling patient bills injuries and mortality while musing on aging and the idea of maintaining health into later life. He references past patients, a limp, a Colles fracture, and his own fear of misfortune, hoping to maintain vigor and a long career in medicine.
The Worry Clinic Case of a Dying Man Healed by Stamps
Henry F aged 68 was told he would die but a plan by his physician used a stamp collection to alter his belief about illness. The son’s reaction and the stamp sales are described as a psychosomatic cure illustrating how mind and body influence health.
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Henry F
Henry Penn Yan
Ian
New York
Sturf
William Brady
Ina
South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Toant Hark Melale
Hislvorgon
Suel
US Dulles Links Indochina Defense Pact To Southeast Asia
In a Washington briefing Dulles signaled U S willingness to intervene if Laos Cambodia and Vietnam agreed to a new defense pact mirroring NATO style mutual aid The move aimed to reassure France and placate Southeast Asian fears while Eisenhower stressed aid would come only at the request of the affected states and not to back France directly
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3. M. Roberts JR
Washington
Stiles
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Geneva
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Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Iam
NATO
Jenmers
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Indachtiee
Eptition
YMCA Schedule Fragments Run Down by OCR
The clipped OCR shows a dense roster of 12:00 event lists at the YMCA with Lions Chub Optimist and Christian Education sessions plus several 7:30 and 5:30 entries. It mentions various clubs and swim schedules for Women, College Men, Intermediates, and junior groups, with locations including Washington and Shadeland and references to gym and education events.
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Lions Chub
Chib Seibe Denis
Christian Education
A C. Business Education
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Andersen
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Indianapatia
Uad-Abc
Arthur Godfvaiy
Arhue Gudfray
Arton
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Thader
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Gilkey
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Orien
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Sunshine
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Mit
Wawe Sports Journal Vent Pai al
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Lawall Themen
Star Ranch
Gilkey Forkey
Sir Aesth
Suil Haves
Erle Shriper
Edward Murra
Edward Re Murrew
Ear
Mil News
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Millie
Father Kno
Orth
Sraeeon
Tews
Fikker McGee Guert Focken
Bence Orch
Fibber McGee
Orton Baskin
Aston Morkin
Pasteres
Wawa
WFB
Billie Sawyer
Chdaali
Gary
Howes
Wisconsin Forest Giants Highlight Notable Tree Records
A fragment notes Wisconsin claims largest tree measurements in the world including a jack pine 20 feet tall and 68.8 inches in girth near the Dells of the Wisconsin River. It mentions other superlatives for white pine and Norway red pine.
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Contary
American Forestry Agsn
Wisconsin River
Wisconsinlso
Hoosier City Platted After Liverpool Settlement in 1849
In TOBART Indiana a historic note records George Bagie platting the town in 1849 after the Liverpool settlement and East Cary shift, with his brother Wobart Earle living in England. Indiana highway fatalities totaled 352 at midnight Sunday, nine fewer than 1953, per state police.
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George Bagie
Liverpool
East Cary
Tolnt
Wobart Earle
England
Indianapolis
Indiana
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