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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
4
A fragment describes an all nylon fish stringer product with six molded clips for securing the fish by both lips. The manufacturer claims the nylon stringer resists rot and corrosion, remains durable, and keeps fish secure, though the text is unclear on usage details and outcomes.
Robert Hancock and John Melson led a Latin Club banquet featuring a Rome trip slide show and a skit with presenter Tom Newman. Linda Hiatt was crowned Queen Flora with new officers installed by Dan Motto, including John Nelson as president and Jim Baker as vice president, as students from Anderson Central and South Side Junior High attended. About 85 percent of India’s population is Hindu.
Albert Lau of Chicago founded the first diaper washing service in 1931. Skillman and Foote from Philadelphia expanded Lau’s model, growing from four customers to 50 in a month and later to about 575 services nationwide with a 50 million dollar annual industry. Diaper services handle about 10 million diapers weekly, serving around 7,000 to 8,000 births annually, and households report odd finds in wash including old shoes and even diamonds.
New York report notes Bob Shad of Mercury predicts a 1964 record industry boom as teens move from rock and roll to jazz and classics within five to seven years. He defends some rock while praising jazz potential, saying good rock endures like bop and European markets will justify jazz focus.
Detroit report quotes federal labor official Alice K. Leopold stating no evidence links juvenile delinquency to mothers working versus staying home. She notes reasons for delinquency are complex and cites about 22 million working women nationwide. New York City's largest industry is clothing and apparel, with printing close behind.
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