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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
4
Jane Toner Scott recalls Hillcrest School commencement dinner where Sue and a friend showcased butterfly themes. Guests included outsiders. the event inspired thoughts on young women choosing their paths as they begin life beyond school.
Marlene Jessup, 20, of New Castle, pleaded guilty and received 66 days in the Indiana Women's Prison plus a $10 fine and costs for malicious trespass after confessing to knocking down 27 rural mail boxes on U S 38 in Henry and Wayne counties on May 9. The judge was Alan E. Yergin. Historical note mentions Alexander Graham Bell's 1876 telephone demonstration at Philadelphia's Centennial Exposition.
Gerald sued an insurance company for libel after an investigator accused him of a fake $1800 claim. The court ruled the insurer could be held liable for the agent s slanderous statements made in the scope of duties. Also reported Hobart theft and Paris strike news.
A mother compares her son Joey with his younger cousin Sallie who has walked for two months. Another mother asserts Sonny will walk when ready, noting growth rates vary. The piece emphasizes accepting each child's unique pace to keep babies and parents happier.
A dense puzzle page lists cryptic crossword clues across and down with undefined answers and a daily cryptogram quotation. It mentions players like Longfellow and La Rochefoucauld and references yesterday’s cryptogram.
A fragmented piece surveys daisies across Africa Europe and beyond and shifts to a health article about air conditioning easing heat related stress. It notes studies on improved sleep and reduced irritability with cool dry indoor environments and mentions hay fever affected millions in the United States.
A wife laments fighting between her three adolescent children and confesses they ruin family harmony. She and her husband try scolding, threats, and loss of privileges without success as the eldest provokes the younger two at meals and elsewhere.
Mrs Fred Harrison hosts a Mt Gilead community class at the home focusing on ladling out guidance on loyalty and sharing. The gathering features devotional time, a snack, and discussion with neighboring families and Mrs Adda Murfin assisting. Next meeting set for June 11 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Earl Jones and Mrs George Ive led by Jom Hallowell.
Readers may contact Josephine Lowman by sending letters to care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa. The notice directs inquiries through the syndicate as the formal channel for correspondence.
A U S Army H21 helicopter that crashed south of Saigon due to mechanical failure Saturday was destroyed by an American bomber to prevent its capture by Communist forces. Both crewmen were rescued.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from 1940s public figures and travelers. Susan Logan reacts to her son’s Fort Bragg basic training amid wartime sentiment while a cross country trip yields humorous remarks about portions and scenery. Charles Chaplin discusses acting seriously for audience perception.
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