Rich states fund own schools in contrast to federal aid claims
The piece notes 14 states pay more to Washington than they receive, then examines 10 communities selling 21 million dollars in school bonds. It compares local funding vs federal grants, arguing that wealthier states could build more with local funds and calls for factual support for aid advocates.
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Indiana
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Wall Street Journal
America
Washington
Oswego
N. Y
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Calif
Parsippany
Cleveland Heights
Spokane
Wash
Anoka
Minn
Tulsa
Okla
Franklin
Lenoir County
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Community rally funds and supplies for Madison Juvenile Center
The Madison County Juvenile Center gains broad community support as donors supply furniture, a refrigerator, and a television set for the planned facility. The center will offer overnight housing for youthful offenders, addressing harsh jail conditions and promoting reform without tax funding.
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Anderson-Madison County
Madison County
Arthur Bender Receives Adair Award for Quality Control Leaders
Arthur Bender Sr. is honored with the inaugural Adair Award from the American Society for Quality Control for loyal service as former president and current national board member. He is staff engineer in charge of quality control at Delco-Remy and has long been active in the society.
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Adair
Arthur Bender, Sr
American Society For Quality Control
Bender
National Board of Directors
Delco- Remy
Women in Antiquity and Modern Views Span the Ages
A collage of excerpts on women from ancient to modern times discusses female status in Sparta and Athens, Anglo-Saxon England, and the Norman era. It contrasts past empires with present reforms and notes figures like Harriet and Florence Nightingale, plus a Sunday School lesson and a local school board resignation.
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Harriet Eins
Ele
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Athens
Seltman
W. G. Rogers
England
Feuding over buttons and hooks in Hoosier churches
A journalist recounts a humorous parable of a Hoosier county church feud over buttons versus hooks and eyes, showing how a split church later reconciled and merged. It leads into reflections on religious rigidity and modern cooperation.
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Dr. Crane
Doctor answers readers on high blood pressure and healthy living
In a letter column Dr. Brady replies to a reader about menopause and blood pressure, urging ordinary exams and daily activity over pills. He explains high readings can be normal in some cases and signs a real doctor should determine arterial or heart issues. The page also notes Air Force bids of 454 million dollars for Bakalar Base construction in Indiana, with openings next month and an 18 month timeline.
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Jas Quackish
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
AIR Force
Cincinnati UK
Bakalar Air Force Base
Columbus
Ind
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Eadie Arnold
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Roy Rogers
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Steve Allen
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Mike Wallace
Loretta Young
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Playhouse
TLS News
Sentry duty Amen and other quick wit notes
A collection of humorous vignettes and sayings. A soldier on sentry duty shouts Amen upon relief arriving to avoid a punishment. A weary speaker declines notes showing a brisk punch. An employee details spending while a boss critiques. Elvis Presley exits hospital after dental cap incident. Police offer free driving school classes in Guatemala City to teach reading and writing to 400 illiterate drivers.
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Presley
Hollywood
Elvis Presley
Guatemala
On Schedule The Pastor Sacred Heart Lamp Unto My Feet
The notice describes a church service broadcast titled Takea Top Trio at Sacred Heart Church. It mentions a live TV program featuring the pastor and camera crews from Channel Three. The brief formats a schedule for a trio of features including Look Up and Salute as part of the church’s televised offerings.
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Sacred Heart
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