Psychiatrist Reframes Cowardice for Army Morale
Dr Eric Bell Jr of Nashville argued at the American Psychiatric Association that cowardice and bravery should be recognized in assessing soldier morale. He said many so called cowards are sick and in need of psychiatric help, not simply weak. He noted wartime policies discharged more soldiers than enlisted due to psychoneurosis and criticized officers for shifting blame to medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eric Bell Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Bell
Vanderbilt Medical School
American Psychiatric Assn
Bulletin-Herald
Juvenile Center Equipment and Work Discussed
A board meeting at the Juvenile Center discussed remodeling at 122 E 8th St with John Aleely as state government liaison. Equipment changes and funding efforts were noted, with donations from individuals and organizations aiding furnishing and fixtures for the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aleeley
E. 8Th St
Beaman
Eckel
Marion Fowler
Charles Smith
Earl Sparks
Ped Rowe
Sid Cleveland
Verle Dovey
Aldah Marsh
American Legion Auxiliary
Edge Packing Co
Gospel Trumpet Co
Madisson County Afl-Cio Council
Delta Chapter
Omega Nu Tau
Sigma Alpha Chi
Tri Kappa
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
B'nai Brith
Anderson Obituaries Lead With Laman Guenther Porter
George D. Laman . retired carpenter died at home after 48 years in Anderson. Survivors include three sons, a daughter, nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services Sunday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Laman
11Th St
Laman
Anderson
Cincinnati
Edward R
George I
Harold L. Laman
Helen Thomas
Bak ‘Er Brothers
Ernest Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Charles Guenther
Charles
Charlie) Guenther
Citizens Bank
Citizens Nursing Center
Mr. Guenther
Fort Wayne
John T. Guenther
Hartford City
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Thomas Gunether
Dunsmuir
Calif
Martha Stone
Fremont
Mich
Freda Hensley
Luther
Ted H. Guenther
Venice
John Guenther
Cleveland
Ohio
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sarah E. Porter
Sarah Ellen Porter
David E. Porter
Alexandria
Wyatt Sheets
Porter
Olney
Baptist Church
Jason Porter
Elbert R. Porter
Cora Lawrence
J, Anderson
Shirley Porter
Bernard
Clyde Vance
Vickie Porter
Azzie
Harold
Rozelle Funeral
Milton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Emory Helmick
Whetstone
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital
Dismissed from St. John’s hospital are Jacob Buhr of 205 E. 12th St and Miss Patty Sharrett of Fortville. Also released are David Clark of 1213 Hazlett St Mrs Lenora Metzing Rt 2 P e Morelle Scott Alexandria Mrs Wayne Gruber of 412 E 56th St Mrs Larry Gibson and daughter Mrs Richard Daugherty and daughter Alexandria Mrs Margaret Herron Rt 6 Ruth DeVore 815 W 2nd St Sanford Crump Summitville Ida M Helmick Margaret Kaufman 628 Hendricks St Ida Mae Helmick 74 417 Hendricks St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Jacob Buhr
E. 12Th St
Patty Sharrett
Fortville
David Clark
Hazlett St
Lenora Metzing
Pe Morelle Scott
Alexandra
Wayne Gruber
56Th St
Larry Gibson
Daugh Lant Baler
Richard Daugherty
Alexandria
Margaret Herron
Ruth DeVore
W. 2Nd St
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties lead to rites and travels
A string of obituaries from Greentown to Pendleton notes Elvert Hiatt 15 of Greentown dies at home after a life spanning Madison County births and multiple marriages. Maggie Rush 69 of Fortville dies in Greenfield hospital, survived by children and grandchildren, with funeral rites planned. Cephus M Jessup 73 of Indianapolis formerly Lapel dies in Anderson area and is to be buried at Brookside Cemetery. Howard Burdette 73 of Fortville dies in Anderson and funeral services are set. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to visit the United States for six days, meeting Eisenhower and Dulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvert Hiatt
Greentown
Rt. 1
Madison County
John
Amanda Hiatt
Katie Gallion
Eva Britton
Hiatt
New Hope Friends Meeting
Phlox
Eva
Helen Wilkerson
Mabel Horiie
Ross Jervis
Marion
Bertha Hiatt
Elwood
New Hope
WRS
Maggie Rush
Fortville
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
George Rush
Glen
Emerson
New Palestine
Garlan Mohler
Anderson
Emil Pratesi
Long Island
N. Y
Eunice Trine
Horace Ferguson
Indianapolis
George McCarty
Metcalf Miller
CEPHUS M. JESSUP _ LAPEL
Cephus M. Jessup
Lapel
Lirt Bolt
Howard Burdette
Rt 1
St. John’s Hospital
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Anderson High Displays At Annual Home Show
Anderson High School showcases two departments at the Home Show this week. The Trades and Industry display features working industrial products including drill presses and machine made items under Joseph Dye and William James. The Counseling Services booth presents occupational guides college catalogs testing materials and related educational resources led by Max Beigh. Exhibits remain open until Friday night at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Trades and Industry
Joseph Dye
William James
Max Beigh
Some Speed Signs Seemingly Senseless
State Highway Chairman John Peters urged trimming unnecessary speed limits at a Thursday briefing. He questioned city exit signs like a 40 mph limit a half mile beyond town and noted a highway audit awaited by the Federal Bureau of Roads to release about three million dollars in funds. Country Cousins 4 H Club met at Bob Maley's home with 18 members present, health talk by Dennis Lewis, refreshments, and new members Anita and Ruth Maley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Terturn
John Peters
Peters
Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Roads
Country Cousins
Country Cousins 4-H Club
Bob Maley
Bob Hyde
Dennis Lewis
Anita
Ruth Maley
Bulletin-Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Police
Ted Stewart
YMCA
Bessie E. Brown
Linwood
Margaret Ranger
Denver
Colo
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Maude Cartwright
Maude M. Cartwright
Chase St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
W. H. Bransford
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hattie Kittinger
Hattie B. Kittinger
Bright Memorial Nursing Home
Sells
Rowe
I Monroe G. Schuster
Tthe Central Christian Church
Madison
Howard Burdette Pendleton
the Banner Store
Anderson High
Ave
BY Howell-Daystrom
Easa Tat
McDonald’s
Rheemglas
Phess
Ordsmobel
Mike
Olds
Authenz
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