Tomorrow Night in Anderson Annexation Vote Likely
Editorial notes the Anderson City Council will hold the third and final reading on the annexation ordinance tomorrow night. The decision affects suburban communities totaling about 9,500 residents and aims to present a concrete plan for incorporation, with decisions rooted in conviction and thorough understanding of the issues.
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Anderson
Forest Hills
Grandview Terrace
Woodlawn Heights
Country Club Heights
North Acres
West Court Addition
Highland Court
Harris Clubview Addition
van Buskirk Place
A Visitor From Ethiopia Honors United States Visit
Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, arrived in the United States for a two month stay and is expected to address a joint session of Congress. The visit is portrayed as a bridge of spirit between nations amid the era’s racial tensions.
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United States
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Emperor Haile Selassie Visit Prompts Peace Machine Refocus
Drew Pearson writes a letter to his daughter about Haile Selassie's Washington visit, recalling Ethiopia’s 1930s aggression and the League of Nations failure. He links past lessons to current Indochina concerns and U.S. role in safeguarding world peace, urging renewed commitment to international institutions.
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Shower Honors Miss Grandison in Knightstown
Miss Marilyn Dee Grandison was the guest of honor at a linen shower hosted at her home by Mrs. Leslie Girton, Mrs. Jack Grandison and Miss Doris Grandison. On Friday May 28 she will marry Emery Reece of Greensboro. About 25 guests attended with a lace table covering and a miniature bride centerpiece. Contest winner was Mrs. Melvin Blake and the door prize went to Miss Marilyn Grandison.
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Leslie Girton
Jack Grandison
Doris Grandison
Highland Indiana Railway Name Origin Traced to 1880s
Engineers who laid out the Chicago and Erie Railroad along a ridge formed by a pre historic lake named the Hammond suburb Highlands. An Erie station sign has long bore the Highlands name.
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Chicago & Erie Railroad
Hammond
Erie Station
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Calcium reserves in bones and teeth must be kept supplied
Dr. William Brady argues that 99 percent of body calcium is stored in bones and teeth and that daily calcium and vitamin D intake governs bone health. He warns that inactivity and calcium or vitamin D deficiency deplete reserves, raising fracture risk and nerve irritability, and urges higher daily calcium beyond standard recommendations.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Worry Clinic on Stuttering by Dr George W Crane
Case L-315 follows Martin B a 23 year old lawyer who stuttered since grade school. The piece explains stuttering as a neuromuscular habit linked to speaking and body reactions, and offers tricks such as changing speaking context and Demosthenes style pebbles or gum bites. It urges relaxation and attending clinics with a push to request Dr Crane’s bulletin for further guidance.
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Demosthenes
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United States arms policy sparks Latin American tension
The United States weighs risks in Central America as it supplies Nicaragua and Honduras with arms at their request to counter Communist expansion. Guatemala already bought large Communist arms, raising fears of civil war and possible Marines return to the Isthmus. Dulles frames the moves as legitimate aid under treaties, urging Caracas resolution backing anti imperialist stance and reducing Communist claims of U.S. coercion.
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Salvation Army Leaders to Speak at Anderson Hall Meeting
Major and Mrs William Rawlin directors of the Anderson Salvation Army unit will welcome Captain and Mrs Milton Anderson of Indianapolis Thursday evening for a public meeting at Salvation Army Hall 936 Main St at 7 30 Captain Anderson is the youth leader for the Salvation Army in Indiana
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Indianapolis
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Folklore Quotes From Notables On Life And Law
A column features assorted quotes about love, science, law, and honesty. Notable voices include Ned Linegar of Dallas Leo J. Reiss of New York City Herbert P Kenny Jr and Gen John B Salling. The piece blends wit and reflection on motivation, innovation, and virtue.
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Dallas
Tex
University of Okahoma
Leo J. Reiss
New York City
Journal of the American Judicature Society
Herbert P. Kenny Jr
Indianapolis News
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Special service for missed Herald delivery
A subscriber who does not receive the daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 A.M. and a copy will be sent after 9 A.M. by special messenger. If your carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, visit the nearest vendor and sign a complaint to obtain a free replacement copy.
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Assign Jacobs To Duty At Ft. Knox
Chief Warrant Officer Albert Jacobs of Chesterfield is assigned for duty with the Army's 3rd Armored Division at Fort Knox Kentucky. A veteran with 10 years in the National Guard and 12 years in the Regular Army he holds the Bronze Star the Purple Heart with cluster and the Combat Infantryman’s Badge. In civilian life he was a racing engine mechanic for R and R Manufacturing in Anderson.
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3Rd Armored Division
Fort Knox
National Guard
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R & R Manufacturing Co
Anderson
Kindergarten Tour At Anderson Public Library
A group of first grade students from Washington School toured the Anderson Public Library Tuesday morning as part of a series of library visits for grade school children led by librarian Mrs. Ethel W. Albright. Next week 44 students from Lindberg School will visit the library on Tuesday.
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Anderson Public Library
Ethel W. Albright
Lindberg School
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