National BPW Week Highlighted Across Anderson
Editorial notes National Business and Professional Women Week with emphasis on local Anderson chapters the Anderson BPW and Mary Stewart BPW. Outlines BPW history since 1919, 175 000 members 3 741 clubs in 53 federations across regions including DC Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Anderson
Anderson Bpw
Mary Stewart Bpw
National Federation of Bpw
The
BPW
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Bowman Boosts Pace in Fifth Indiana Campaign
Kenneth Bowman a Republican candidate for Indiana's Fifth District intensifies campaign activity. He argues the national government trends toward socialism and presents facts on price hikes. Bowman supports fellow GOP hopefuls and aims for a decisive victory in the district.
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Kenneth Bowman
Fifth Congressional
Indiana
Congress
Bowman
Republican Party
GOP
Homecoming Queens Featured In Local Papers
Editorial notes that high school and college homecoming queens appear in The Anderson Herald and other papers, celebrating youth and ongoing school life as society moves forward. The piece praises the pictures and the role of young women in community celebrations.
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Anderson Herald
Preferred stocks fall between common shares and bonds
In this column Roger E. Spear notes preferred stocks are a cross between equities and debt, with fixed dividends that may not be paid if earnings falter, and that convertibles can be valuable in rising markets but should be bought cautiously in unsettled times. He also rebuts a Jupiter Corp query, highlighting persistent losses and high costs making an upturn unlikely.
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F. McK
Jupiter Corporation
American Exchange
Bper
Jupiter
Spear
Fea
Labor Party's Wage Control Agenda Roils British Unions
British Labour ministers led by Richard Crossman push for compulsory wage restraint and permanent wage guidance under a socialist planning model. unions fear loss of bargaining power as Parliament would set wages and prices, with total state control looming. The piece notes potential long term political backlash and shifts in union support between Labour and other parties.
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Labor Party
Labor
Britain
Wilson
Richard Crossman
House of Commons
Crossman
Gunter
Miss Castle
Marsh
Aneurin Beyan
George Meany
Whitehall
Downing Street
Palace of Westminster
Fea
Corp
O'Connor's Campaign Lag Jeopardizes New York Governor Bid
The Inside Report says Frank O'Connor wasted months before his candidacy, with poor advance planning and late TV ads. Upstate stops drew small crowds, and new aides struggled to present a clear theme while Rockefeller builds a ferocious, well funded juggernaut.
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O'Connor
New York, N. Y
New York
New York City
Oneida
Jerry
Bruno
Len
Robert
Kennedy
Rockefeller
William Haddad
Haddad
Stephen E. Smith
Raddad
Queeng
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
O'Conner
The Worry Clinic Dr George on Stuttering Forms
Dr George explains stuttering as a mechanical pattern arising from self scrutiny of finger movement or speech. He notes normal stuttering in toddlers, advises altering the triangle of speaking corners, and offers a booklet and chart for personal guidance.
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Imay
Demosthenes
Folklore on Comic Strips Reflects National Mood
Dr. Max Raferty argues modern comics mirror collective frustration and shift in culture. He praises Li'l Abner for satire without insult and notes S.W.L.N.E. campuses as another vivid, chaotic social caricature. An American saying crowns the piece about punctual bosses.
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Max Rafferty
Los Angeles Times
Boris Karloff
Charrie Chaplin
the Herald
al Capp
Charles Dickens
S.w.ln.e
Capp
Herbert Hoover
Brady's Health Service Advice on Respiratory Precautions
Dr William Brad discusses balancing reasonable precautions against a common respiratory infection with avoiding excessive exposure. He notes exporting everyone to wear a mask is utopian and cites a prior description of a suitable mask.
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Brady's Health Service
William Brad
Tide of War and Warnings Echo in 1812 Memory
A reflective piece tying 1812 era chaos to modern health caution. It recalls Washington burning and British landings, then shifts to public health guidance on coughs and sneezes, urging measured hygiene and responsible personal conduct. It mentions Francis Scott Key and a 96 000 envelope sale as a tangent.
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Lake Champlain
Atlantic
Martin
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Maryland
National
Washington
White House
Chesapeake Bay
George Cockburn
Robert Ross
Govaernment
Baltimore
Storry
Consta Fors
Francis Stoll
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International Federation of Bpw
United States
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Caittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Wires
Romert E Uackegn
Charles W. Laughan
Edwina
Alley Preal
Tracuuter Mundh
Tarrier
Madigan
Enuntle
Medivor
Kay
Associated Press
Focal Ne
AP News
Cnmssengar
Ign
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Empire State
Albany
Smith
Commodore Hotel
Queens
Kennedys
O'Connor Campain
O' Connor
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
George
Whn
Folklore
By William Wade
Lil Abner
James B. Martin
Kr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
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