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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
4
The Oklahoma City Times argues the one dollar hourly minimum harms welfare programs like Goodwill Industries. It warns strict application could erase a major support system for handicapped workers and stresses that training and low costs are essential to Goodwill's model.
The re election of George O Chambers as 5th District Republican chairman pleases Madison County Republicans. He is noted for prioritizing statewide victories over intra party disputes. Meanwhile Madison County completes Board of Tax Review with two appointments and will review about 90000 personal property tax assessments starting June 4.
A. J. Broderick is elected president of the East Side Community Club. He succeeds Dr. Walter Haldeman of Anderson College who steps down after a successful year. New officers to be installed in September include William Sebree Earl Woolum Roscoe Lee C. L. Edwards and John Garrett among others.
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce with the Madison County Farm Bureau plans a city farm tour on June 27. About 100 city business leaders will visit local farms to learn farmers' challenges and opportunities, fostering appreciation for agriculture as a major Indiana industry and its ties to the county’s economy.
The Senate investigative panel grilled Murray Chotiner over ties to Marco Reginelli, a South Jersey racketeer, and possible government contracts. McCarthy pressed for limits as McClellan defended Chotiner while Kennedy pressed for details on deportation lobbying and the Mann Act case that helped Reginelli gain citizenship.
Indonesia's president Soekarno, visiting the United States, weighs American aid and Dutch influence amid lingering distrust. His views formed here could affect Southeast Asia as he plans a trip to Russia, with potential impact on regional balance. Capaldo seeks zoning permission for a four car garage atop his house in Waterbury Connecticut.
Dr George W Crane criticizes manufacturing for gadget driven auto design while Terry L a car agency manager notes sales pressures. He argues engineers should work as salesmen to grasp consumer needs and warns against overemphasis on rigid strength and invisible metrics in business neglecting the human element.
A collection of quotations reflecting confusion and social change from William Wade's Folklore. Items mock advertising, politics, law, marriage, and business with remarks on women, marketing, and corporate power. The piece includes a Florida Supreme Court remark and a note about Dr. Crane Mellor’s correspondence and charts.
Dr Geof Fethers, an Australian research specialist, argues sheep do not need salt licks. He contends that money would be better spent on super-phosphate fertilizer.
Health writer William Brady argues for children and adults to go barefoot when it feels good. He contrasts old Canandaigua with today’s urban life and cites reader notes from Mississippi and Colorado about barefoot time indoors and out. He jokes about naming him as the doctor.
Readers are asked to send stamped self addressed envelopes for brief replies from Dr. William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Due to high volume only a few messages can be answered and replies must follow the stated format.
Crane Co. will keep using its planes for business trips after six top executives died in a Jeffersonville Indiana crash. Two vice presidents and four other executives perished along with the pilot and co pilot. The firm with 14 factories and 15 branches will maintain flying policy while 22,000 employees pause for three minutes Friday to pray.
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