Community Honors In Local Youth And Public Service
Editorials celebrate La Fendra Ebbertt 15 winner in AAA national traffic safety poster contest with display across 150000 schools in US and Canada. Also praised are four agencies receiving fire prevention honors at a May dinner and the 28th Anderson Urban League banquet on Practical Democracy in Business and Industrial Relations. Pendleton Boy Scouts Camporee in Fall Creek Park draws about 600 attendees including 250 campers. commendations go to John R. Smith and planning committee.
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la Fendra Ebbertt
G. E. Ebbertt
American Automobile Association
Anderson Urban League
Madison County
Pendleton
Fall Creek Park
Boy Scouts of the Mounds District
John R. Smith
Ferguson proposes adding under God to Pledge of Allegiance
Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan introduces Senate Joint Resolution 126 to include the words under God in the Pledge of Allegiance. He argues the change highlights a core American spiritual value separating the free world from communism and cites the Declaration, Constitution, and Gettysburg Address as foundations. The measure awaits lawmakers and public opinion.
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Homer FE. Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
Sen. Ferguson
United States of America
America
Lincoln
Funeral Services Today for Miss Celia Carson at Darlington
Miss Celia Carson veteran Anderson High School faculty member and former head of home economics will be honored in funeral services today in Darlington Indiana. A native of Darlington and Indiana University graduate she began her Anderson service in 1927 and rose to lead the home economics department in 1946. Her long career reflects public service and dedication to teaching.
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Darlington
Ind
Celia Carson
Anderson High School
Anderson
Miss Carson
Indiana University
McCarthy Finances Under Scrutiny In 1950s Probe
Senate investigators traced Joseph R. McCarthy’s finances from 1948 to 1952 revealing large cash deposits at Riggs Bank and funds from supporters used in actions tied to anti-Communist efforts. The report cites $172,623.18 from McCarthy and $96,921.26 from aide Ray Kiermas, with some money linked to personal use such as income taxes and soybean speculation.
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Sen. Hendrickson
New Jersey
Senate
McCarthy
Hendrickson
Brownell
Joseph R. McCarthy
First National Bank of
Appleton
Wis
Senate Committee
Riggs National Bank
Ray Kiermas
Joe
Riggs Bank
MacCarthy
Frank Porter
Fain-Porter Drilling Co
Oklahoma City
Craig Sheaffer
Sheaffer Pens
Eisenhower
General
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Bentley
Michigan
National Savings and Trust
Bentleys
Riggs
Continental Illinois Trust
Chicago
Henry J. van Straten
van Straten
Wayne, Hummer, and Co
Wayne, Hummer
Joe McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Dulles warns of hopeless negotiations with Soviet bloc
John Foster Dulles declares that coexistence is fanciful and that no peace is possible while Soviet leaders seek power. He supports limited agreements only if they do not compromise liberty, and warns that Moscow’s expansionist drive risks world revolution. The piece cites Soviet backing in Australia and arms shipments to Guatemala as signs of ongoing conflict.
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J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press News
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Russia
Indochina
United States
Guatemala
Americas
Heur
Rosenau
Public
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Birmingham
Points West
Pasteur
Health Board
Wesleyan Church to Hear Student Speaker
The Rev. Wesley Davidson a Marion College student will speak at 7 30 p m Wednesday evening at Wesleyan Methodist Church 1800 Arrow Ave The Rev Harold Rainbolt the pastor says a chalk artist will also be present Light at noonday in Los Angeles is about one million times brighter than full moon illumination.
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Marion College
Marion
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Arrow Ave
Harold Rainbolt
Los Angeles
Doctor critiques medical hype and vaccine politics in open letter
Dr. William Brady denounces “miracle medicines” and the booster shot culture, tracing the history of salvarsan and neoarsphenamine to today’s hydrocortisone. He accuses officials of dramatizing mad dog scares to secure funds, urging readers to seek verified information while inviting correspondence.
Folklore by William Wade on obvious puns and humor
A column discusses simple and subtle puns told as humor. It cites a neighbor joke about a man mending a henhouse and a bus scene where flirtation meets reservation. An Indiana Hoosier girl remark adds a regional quip, closing with a proverb about mutual misjudgment.
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Indiana
Special service for missed Herald copy by 9 A.M.
A subscriber missing a daily Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A.M. to receive a replacement by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local seller, sign a complaint, and a copy will be provided at no charge.
Calling All Hoosier Cities
In GNAW BONE Indiana a Brown County legend credits the town name to sawmill operator Jack Ayres who gnawed on a heavy bone at work. The State Highway Department once proposed West Point, but locals kept the name.
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Gnaw Bone
Ind
Brown County
Jack Ayres
State Highway Department
West Point
Brussels Belongs to Highly Industrialized, Productive Region
Brussels Belgium stands as a leading center of industrial output while remaining a major hub for agriculture. The city showcases high productivity across sectors and anchors regional economic strength.
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Brussels
Belgium
Parallel Comparison Denounces Communism in Worry Clinic
Dr George W Crane argues against Communism citing a sociology survey of 83 textbooks showing 40 percent leftist content. He contrasts Russian life under 5 percent rulers with American freedoms and urges teens to recognize false halos around the regime.
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Dr. Hobbs
Russia
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Exjchange
Hitler
Germany
America
Bars Found Sawed at Indianapolis Jail
After a parole officer tipped off, Indiana officers found cell bars sawed in two at Marion County jail. Sheriff Dan Smith said the cuts were camouflaged with soap and dirt. Most inmates in the block were awaiting transfer to Michigan City State Prison.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Michigan City
Dan Smith
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