Economy minded Madison County voters urged to seek value
Editorial notes that every May 4 primary vote cost taxpayers 78 cents and argues increasing participation boosts public interest and reduces per vote cost. It calls for better citizen engagement and accountability as election costs rise. It also covers local police inspections, school funding, and national security measures from Attorney General Brownell.
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The Crusade for Freedom Faces Czech Denunciation
President Zapotocky of Czechoslovakia denounced balloon pamphlets funded by American private citizens. The pamphlets urged covert opposition to the Communist regime and signaled continued American concern and support for Czech freedom independent of government action.
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Washington MERRY-GO-ROUND health column review
Drew Pearson notes in a health column how newspaper medical advice can mislead readers. He recalls endorsing a controversial arthritis remedy, warns of dangerous side effects, and discusses public figures including Eisenhower era politics and McCarthy era finances.
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Bipartisan shifts stir postwar U.S. policy talk
The piece surveys wartime and postwar political maneuvering with names like Stimson Acheson Hunt and McCarthy, noting FCC influence unnoticed cabinet-level ambitions, potential reshuffles, party splits, and the looming question of Eisenhower and policy. It threads through depictions of diplomacy, media control, and domestic political jockeying.
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The Worry Clinic Course In Magic For Clergy and Teachers
A column discusses Rev Battersea and Rev Patterson using stage magic to engage parishioners and students. It cites Dr Harlin Tarbell at Garrett, and notes teachers doctors and salesmen benefit from tricks. The piece promotes a six chart psychological program and outlines potential speakers and advocates.
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Onward Indiana’s Naming Ties to a Top Hat Tale
A fragmented Hoosier town tale traces Onward’s origin from a 1869 plan resembling a top hat, Dow post office name shift to Phar Tal then to Onward after the railroad rename. Locals recited quirky mail routes and a saying about glass, reflecting early settlement lore and station identity.
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Remarkable Fevers Spur Quinine Use in Early Medicine
The Gazette notes quinine, known as Peruvian bark, was valued by medical historians for fever treatment. It remarks the fever’s recurring bouts and the high death tolls yet low proportional deaths, framing the era's medical struggle and political commentary about public concern.
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Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
A subscriber missing a daily copy should phone 3537 before 9 A.M. A copy will be sent after A.M. by special messenger. If your carrier fails to deliver on Sunday go to the nearest Herald pickup point and sign a complaint. A free copy will be provided.
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