Indiana Editorials Celebrate Local Leaders and Chamber Growth
Editorials laud Floyd Stoelting for Indiana Commercial Executives Association second vice presidency and Alvin Cast's proactive Republican leadership in Washington. Also notes Anderson Chamber of Commerce reaching mid campaign, enrollment gains, and critique of McCarthy era hearings narrowing focus as Hensel and Carr appear minor.
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Floyd Sqelting
Indiana Commercial Executives Association
Indiana
Stoelting
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Alvin C. Cast
Mr. Cast
Washington
Cast
Ho Nation
Anderson
Anderson School Survey Heralds Strong System Growth
A report led by Marvy J. Davidson of the State Department of Education lauds Anderson schools. It cites a competent superintendent, balanced faculty, custodial staff, new buildings, and rehabilitated facilities, calling for continued facilities and personnel investment. The piece links local pride to collective effort and future educational strength.
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Anderson
Marvy J. Davidson
State Department of Education
Mr. Davidson
Elucaton
Selina
McCarthy Hearings Spur Presidential Run Talk On Car Ride
On a Capitol trolley ride Senator Mundt and ex Senator McFarland discuss Karl Mundt running for president amid McCarthy hearings. Fulbright joins, while Costello's long pursuit and past weapon conviction are aired and questioned by AP and sources.
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Washington
Karl I Mundt
South Dakota
Senate
Ernest McFarland
Aukunn
Ure
Karl
McFarland
Arizona
Will Han Pulbetht
Arkansas
Jusk
Ant
Kiel
Sai Fulbright
Cor Xdale
Holiet
Yurind
Pone
Agadnt
Costellu
Jash
Raven
Ovis
Ute
Werkt
Aire Justice
Tym Clark
Uarry
Abd Sen
Ketaueevey
Costelty Insich
Attelale
Castelo
Daily
Bagle Fick
Mnactive
Haly
Costello
Costelo
Ty Faethe
York
Alana
Ellis
Lucky Hauefp
Dewey
Folklore From a New York City Schoolmaster Letter
A New York City teacher criticizes shows of patriotism and populist rhetoric in Costello era pieces. He cites moral lessons from songs and laments political influence on children. The writer also questions a statement by Dr. Alton Ochsner on cigarettes and lung cancer drawing on a Denver AP report.
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Ochsner
Alan Gould
New York
Denver
Mr. Gould
Clgarette
Gould
Dr. Ochsner
Oehsner
Dr. Ochaner
New York City
George Cronemillen
Steee
Tak
Readsers
Adawer
Tinother
Tetfey
Muiste
Phyllis Metii Toy
Nee AG
McCarthyisto
Congressional
Par Welch
Missouri
Slim Maryciy
Staten
Island
N.Y
Ed Willis
Lawig
Jana
Louis’ Rabout
Michigan
Ster Gorski
Buffalo
Alspine
Tello
Dixie
Alton Ochsner
Tur Nant University
Associated Press
Denyer
Hig
Worry Clinic Questions Churches Gambling Rules
In case notes from Fremensio Ohio Nancy L a high school editor questions whether churches may sponsor raffles bingo and gambling events despite laws All sides are weighed citing biblical scenes the money changers temple and Jesus actions Judy a Chicago teen describes a church gambling night raising over 2000 dollars and a beer service for teens Readers urged to share their views on moral standards and youth influence
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Nancy L
Ohio
Crone
New Jersey
Meda
Jesus
Christ
Judy
Chicago
Send
Dentists Urged To Teach Teeth Care And Nutrition
In a column by William Brady M B Personal Health Service, readers are urged to emphasize two essentials for saving teeth: good nutrition and regular dental inspections with cleaning and treatments as needed. Brady reflects on tooth care myths, personal dental history, and notes about brushing practices and public health views.
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D.D.S
Tristan Ga Cantia
British Isles
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Berner
Eacher
Schoal
Miss Berner
Labor MPs to visit China for diplomacy push
They and six other Laborites will go to Piping at the invitation of the Communist regime to promote full diplomatic relations between Britain and China. Britain recognizes the Perphy government and maintains only a second level mission.
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Britain
China
Perphy
Tere
Reels
Rip Tigsion
London
WSCS To Install Officers Sunday
WSCS plans installation of officers during Sunday worship and a WSCS officers training school set for 4:20 p.m. Tuesday at First Methodist Church in Alexandria. Also notes hospital admission for Mrs. Thomas Schuyler and social mentions of local residents at various events.
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Florida
Lough’ School
A.M. Rydman
de F. Bowers
Schoal
Loren Binkley
Messrs
and Mesdames C. E. Welsh
Bill Jackley
Wingd Hosier
Methodish Church
George Somers
Methodist Church
WSCS
First Methodist
Alexandria
Thomas Schuyler
St. John's Hospital
Auldus
Clyde Rothermet
Finner
Ball
Demicratic Nutimnad Cant Tells Truman on China Policy
Column notes the Democratic stance on Truman facing a possible shift in United States foreign policy toward China. It discusses British public opinion and Labor’s view, the need to reassess relations with Communist China, and potential consequences for Britain as it adapts to a changing global role amid instability akin to historic French strains.
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J. M. Rowerts JR
Presa
Witloe
Jarry Truman
Adlei Slovensyn
Labor Party
la Loin
Britain
Tage
Teng
Esire
China
America
France
Edgewood Women Golfers Win Various Class Prizes
Edgewood women golfers completed a S-hole event sponsored by Miller and Son, with Edith Otts first and Clara Crozier second in class A. Class B winners were Perris and Filby, class C winners Amy Dye and Doris Wout. A Blind Par net event followed as more play began, with sponsors Florenca and Marie Shop, Lewis Flower Haven, and Anderson Tange of Stone. Memorial Day offers a 9 am 2-ball mixed foresome and a holiday buffet luncheon at the club.
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Edgewood
Welen Ferris
Huth Cain
Virginia Thompson
Miller and Son Firin
Wolfe Floral Coramany
Edith Otts
Clara Crozier
Belen Perris
Blanche Filby
Amy Dye
Doris Wout
Fedgewood Swomen
Florenca and
Mari¢ Shop
Lewis Flower Haven
Anderson Tange
Stone
Missing Herald Delivery Instructions for Subcribers
A subscriber who fails to receive a daily copy should phone the number before morning. If mail delivery fails, go to the nearest Herald seller and sign no complaint. a copy will be given later by special messenger without charge.
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Augiene Mott
Dre Brady
William Brady
Bi Camino
South
Beverly Hills
Calif
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