Nurses invited to first Indiana Cancer Conference
East Central Indiana nurses can join the first Indiana Cancer Conference tomorrow. The Madison County Cancer Society hosts the event at the Delco Remy Engineering Center, featuring sessions on Nursing Management of the Cancer Patient and Obstacles to the Control of Cancer with Indiana speakers and physician panels.
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Indiana
Madison County Cancer Society
Delco-Remy
American Cancer Society
Unworkable Remedy for Wage and Price Controls
The text argues wage and price controls resemble a dictatorship, noting WWII U S controls relied on patriotism. Licensing, fines, posted prices, rent freezes, limited wages, detailed filings, product change bans, and fuel limits are described, then critiqued as impractical outside wartime patriotism.
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United States
Farm Labor Unions Loom Over U S Agriculture
Legislation moving in Congress would extend the National Labor Relations Board to farms employing twelve workers and spending at least ten thousand dollars yearly, raising the possibility of large scale unionization. The piece warns unions could disrupt production and harm agriculture if not tempered by careful discipline and understanding of seasonal cycles.
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Congress
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Think This Over�s Demise of Democracy Warns of Fiscal Decay
A Two centuries old warning from Alexander Fraser Tytter cites Rome and Britain to urge vigilance against democracy's drift toward budgetary largesse. The essay argues voters empower excessive benefits from public treasury, risking collapse into dictatorship as fiscal policy loosens.
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Alexander Fraser Tytter
United States
Rome
Britain
Successful Investing: Stock tips from Roger E Spear
The column discusses voluntary changes in holdings including Dynamics Corp of America Vendo Co and U S Surgical. It notes U S Surgical is less liquid and suggests moving toward American Hospital Supply after a split. Ohio Edison stock is recommended for a switch to common, with potential future gains and no expected split soon.
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Dynamics Corp. of America
Vendo Co
U.S. Surgical
Surgical
American Hospital Supply
Dynamics Corp
Vendo
Ohio Edison
C.B
Spear
Vigilante citizens patrol curb crime in Morningside
In Sioux City Iowa Morningside residents volunteers formed a night watch to report suspicious activity. With 80 volunteers four per shift they patrolled the neighborhood for two months, resulting in no burglaries or vandalism while the rest of the city faced crime. Governor Hughes later backed the effort and urged similar groups statewide.
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Morningside
Sioux City
Iowa
James O'Keefe
Hughes
Larry Manker
Milk vs pop for Youth Health Advice from Dr Brady
Reader health column urges more milk and less soda for youth. Cites calcium needs, warns excess pop harms growth, explains milk energy from protein and fat, and mentions a booklet on calcium deficiency. Includes Dr William Brady contact and a boilerplate constitutional preamble text.
How to Control the Emotions in Everyday Life
A pamphlet excerpt discusses emotional control by shaping environment and thoughts. It uses biblical caution about wine, offers a mental rule to reframe irritations, and shares a lesson from Thomas Edison on thinking big, illustrating how calm reaction can turn trivial events into growth. It invites readers to request the booklet How to Control the Emotions from Dr. Crane Mellor, Ind., with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Heather J
Dr. Crane
Thomas Edison
Edison
Boolder
Folklore Jests and Wise Cracks in Everyday Life
A compact sketch of humorous and pointed quips from daily life. It features a couple debating a window display of a baby’s dress, an usher rebutting a boxing match promoter, a flirtatious exchange about aging and wealth, and a sharp line about staying faithful. An American saying about cows and grass closes the piece.
Mattie Coney pioneer in Indianapolis reform work
Mrs Elmo Coney of Indianapolis leads the Citizens Forum a voluntary civic group improving the city and reducing crime She rose from teaching Negro schools to champion self respect and lawfulness urging Negroes to value self improvement and confidence to win respect.
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Mattie
Elmo Coney
Indianapolis
Citizens Forum
Mattie Coney
Fea, Corp
Shipwise by James B. Martin
When ordered from the Philippines by the U S Government General MacArthur refused to travel by submarine. He preferred to travel by ship with Lieut Commander Bulkeley. At 7 a m on March 11 four MTB boats left Corregidor bearing the General Mrs Machrbur their son nurse and other officers. They reached the Cuyo Islands and hid from Japanese ships after refueling from gasoline drums. One MTB failed and was destroyed by its crew to keep it from enemy hands. The rest is history.
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Philippines
U.S
MacArthur
Bulkeley
Corregidor
Machrbur
Rockwell
Kelly
Capiane
Cuyo Islands
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