Band Capital Of Indiana: Madison County Bands Honored
An editorial praises Madison County high school bands and their majorettes for Wednesday’s Hand Day festivities at the Indiana State Fair. It honors Madison Heights Highland Anderson E Wood Shenandoah Alexandria Pendleton and Lapel bands for their hard work even if no first place was claimed, and crowns Madison County as the Band Capital Of Indiana for their collective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Madison Heights
Highland
Anderson
Wood
Shenandoah
Alexandria
Pendleton
Lapel
Indiana
Algeria Seizure and Oil Nationalization Analyzed
The piece discusses Algeria’s recent seizure of five American oil firms and nationalization prospects. It questions Algeria’s ability to operate and market the oil, noting Algeria’s likely reliance on foreign expertise and the potential profits versus risks. It contrasts Western access to oil with Arab nationalist positions and predicts eventual shifts back to Western operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Ene Lirely
Jordan
Egypt
Africa
United States
Free West
School Bus Safety Rules Printed For Indiana Roads
Indiana drivers are reminded of school bus regulations as buses roll again. When a bus stops with red lights flashing and stop arm out on two lane roads all directions must stop. On multi lane roads only opposing traffic may proceed with caution while same direction traffic stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
We are all astronauts on a crowded space ship
The author compares humanity to astronauts aboard a space vessel circling the sun and notes the limit of air water and land. The essay highlights the challenge of converting waste into usable resources on long voyages and for a crowded Earth bound society.
Labeling farm ingredient value in food costs debate
A columnist warns that labeling the farm component of food prices would confuse consumers and fail to boost farmer earnings. Shifting farm and retail prices complicate labeling, risking higher overall costs. The piece also critiques Defense Secretary McNamara's Vietnam policy, noting a surplus of bombs but a shortage of planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall Street Journal
Defense
McNamara
Beriberi and nutrition myths in American diet
Dr William Brady argues that vitamin B complex deficiencies arise from refined white flour and poor diet, not magic pills. He recalls childhood in Canandaigua and stresses real foods, fresh produce, meat, and milk to prevent beriberi and pellagra, warning against overreliance on high potency vitamins and sugary drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Southeast Asia
South
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Successful Investing Advice from Roger E Spear
Roger E Spear counsels careful value study to curb speculative fever in 1960s stock picks. He highlights strong growth potential in Bristol-Myers and caution around Syntex, Alpine, and other high flying names while noting over the counter gains. He explains Ontario Tennaco convertibles and suggests retaining current holdings for long term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate 23
Bristol - Myers
B.C
Tenngen
Roger Saar
Worry Clinic Suggests Boudoir Acting to Save Marriage
Dr George W Crane prescribes dramatic role play for wives to revive libido and curb alcoholism in husbands. Evelyn G a divorcee narrates a dramatic tale urging readers to imitate Cleopatra to salvage marriages. The column promotes a booklet and mailed advice from Melrose Indiana with a small fee.
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Evelyn Jimally
Cleopatra
Jacob
America
Evelyn
Sta
Dr. Crane
Shane
Cherished chess and charming chaos in a letter
A curious letter exchange praises the chessboard image and its charms with dense alliteration and reverent imagery. It likens the game to chivalry and childhood, ending with an American saying about emergencies being anticipated by wise men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caissa
Chance Vannol
Old Settlers of Mecosta County Gather In August
From Lansing Grand Rapids Detroit and Chicago many descendents return to Mecosta for the annual Old Settlers meeting. The piece notes strong community ties among descendants of freed slaves and mixed heritage families in the Mecosta area. It discusses historical migration patterns of Black Americans northward and the challenges of rural life versus urban assimilation. Dr. Merze Tate a Howard University historian visits and reflects on the impact of settlement roots on Black American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mecosta
Michigan
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Chicago
Canada
Mecosta County
Merze ‘Tate
Howard University
Nerze Tate
Slack
America
South
Freedman’s Bureau
Japanese Naval Build Up Shifts From Foreign to Domestic Shipyards
A historical note details Japan’s naval production from largely buying vessels abroad before World War I to rapidly expanding domestic yards. It cites the Kurama and Satsuma as early large ships, Mitsu and Nagato as later giants, and the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake that devastated Yokosuka and nearby yards, with Amagi, Kaga, and other vessels affected or repurposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitsu
Tokyo
Imperial Naval Yard
Yorosuka
Amagi
Ary
Washingon Sayil Itealy Kaga
Petrl Harbor
Midway
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Ine
Storge O
Critienzerger
IPA
Harriet W. Toner
Charles Z. Laughlin
Raymond A
REED
Tresurer
Robin
Jackson
Tane
Madison
Associated Press
Fin Gre
Speciel
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Roger E. Spear
George W. Crane
Evelyn G
Henry
Sim
de. Crane
Crane
Mellor
Folklore
By William Wade
Mary
Lucy
Susan
Fanny
Wade
Russell
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Gen
Fea, Corp
Jamex 8
Martin
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