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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1956
Page
4
Senator Clifford P Case credits President Eisenhower with steady progress toward school integration and civil rights reform. He calls for a moderate federal program, bipartisan support, and a climate of reasonableness to enact needed statutes. Memorial Day observance plans in Anderson include veterans groups.
The community pauses to honor 19 veteran instructors whose combined 800 years in education shaped Anderson. They include Ranna Creason Pates Agnes Brock Alma Beckman Fadley Gertrude Gardiner Carrie Haile Stella Turner Fern Dunn B B Horton Lyman McClintock Howard Sharpe Ralph Shields B R Stewart Jesse Stutsman Elgin Todd George Totton Thomas Rawlings.
The piece warns that low voter turnout and proxy voting by Madison County precinct committeemen undermine democracy. It argues there is no proxy for citizenship and that government by proxy risks dictatorship, urging citizens to fulfill their civic duties in the election year.
Washington column notes DNC turmoil as Neal Roach resigns over Frances Spivey dispute. President Truman protests the move. Leslie Biffle and Col. Jack Arvey vent frustrations with Chairman Paul Butler. Roach seeks a capable Chicago aide to organize the convention.
The piece promotes mind over body with Ada Travis, an octogenarian in Phoenix who reports improved health through daily feet activity. It urges seniors to stay in motion, teach, visit the sick, and use a pedometer to walk at least a half mile daily, stressing self-prodding and faith.
Dr William Brady promotes RHEUMATIZ a term for natural joint tissue degeneration caused by long term nutritional deficiency. He argues chronic arthritis is misnamed inflammation and urges readers to request his pamphlet Calcium and Rheumatic for guidance.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich A child named Mickey who wrote to her deceased mother and mailed a note to Mommy Care of God Heaven moved hundreds to help Postmaster H Wayne Parker hopes to identify the sender He plans to turn over more than a hundred letters and has received offers of care and vacations from strangers while the girl remains unnamed
Six Anderson High School students will serve as officers for the 1956 57 marching band. Officers include Kenny Rodgers band captain Tom Rydman first sergeant Garry Moore drum major Dorothy Hitch head majorette George Walton treasurer and Eleanor Wissing secretary. Graduating seniors were honored at a Linder's banquet.
A humorous look at folk anecdotes about marriage and family life. Jokes feature a wife’s stormy door, a husband’s advice to throw anchor, and quips about hot water and timing for getting home. The piece notes dominance of man wife themes and the playful view of couples.
A subscriber who misses a daily Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A M for a special messenger delivery after 9 A M. If a carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, visit the nearest Herald seller and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
A line of text lists prompts to give milk during Superman a bath after Robin Hood and bed in Caesar’s Hour. It reads as a quirky parenthetical instruction for viewing or babysitting during a lineup of classic films.
Readers may send brief ink letters on health questions to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Reverly Hills California. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here and replies will be limited to questions conforming to these instructions.
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