Beamer to keynote Madison County Republican event
The Republican nominee for re election to Congress from Indiana fifth district Rep Joan Beamer will speak at Beulah Park in Alexandria this Sunday for the first countywide Republican function of the 1954 campaign. He will stress the Eisenhower administration and the 83rd Congress as the real issues of 1954 and has long been a key figure in Madison County politics.
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Joan Vv. Beamer
Indiana
Alexandria
Beulah Park
Rep. Beamer
Madison County
Eisenhower
Congress
Anderson
Beamer
Republican Party
Fifth
Rep
Business Industry Education Day In Anderson
Andersons B I E Day brings teachers from public schools to visit local industries and learn firsthand how business and industry operate. About 15 teachers chose to tour the publication and distribution process of two daily newspapers, guided by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and local business partners.
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Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
GM Show Prompts Public Focus On Highway Problems
General Motors unveiled an animated "Out of the Muddle" display in Detroit as part of the Parade of Progress to draw national attention to highway issues. Harlow Curtice said the exhibit aims to inform and arouse public debate about street and highway solutions, not to push specific plans.
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General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Detroit
Harlow Curtice
Fone
America
Adult Education Classes Open This Fall in Anderson
Anderson public schools announce fall registration begins Sept 23 for an adult education program. One weekly instruction period over 12 weeks offers courses from ceramics and typing to lampshade making and woodworking, including public speaking and money planning.
Wars Start and the Quest for European Unity
The author recalls early Cold War era debates on European unity and the idea of a United European Army. He recalls meeting Eisenhower in Paris in 1951 and reflects on the failed push for a European alliance as Britain opposed unity. He links past refusals to unite with today’s dangers and warns of war if unity slips away.
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United Nations
NATO
EDC
United European Army
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Europe
Paris
Washington
Chamber of Deputies of Unity
London
Amer
Portant
Britain
Ike
Ing
France
Chamber of Deputies
Hitler
Ruhr
Germany
Ernst Reu
Inter
Berlin
Franco
Colon
Reuter
EDC Arta
Henry Slempty
Stimson
Hoover
Manchurias
Oh ‘Orld
Republican Party
Cour
Japan
China
Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Brussels
Cordell Hull
England
U.S
Japanese fisherman recovers after Bikini atoll blast
Aikichi Kuboyama, one of 23 crew aboard the Lucky Dragon, awakens from coma after hydrogen bomb fallout. Doctors say he can no longer talk or eat, while earlier reports suggested a fatal outcome amid reactions abroad to the H-bomb test and fallout coverage.
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Bikini
Aikichi Kuboyama
Kuboyama
United States
Enouth
John Racket
Toning Down Radical Tonsillectomy Practices
Dr William Brady discusses focal infection theory and its misguided use in the early 20th century. He notes that radical tonsillectomies and full-teeth extractions were once common malpractice, but urges thorough diagnosis and warns such procedures still occur. He invites readers to send brief letters to his Beverly Hills address for responses.
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Rosenow
Billings
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Worry Clinic Lesson on Allowances and Money Lessons
Dr. George W. Crane argues that allowances harm children by teaching them to expect money for nothing. He cites Howard, a 10 year old model, who squandered funds on a Cadillac, and warns parents to require work for earnings. The piece urges children to learn money through labor, independence, and running their own newspaper route.
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Howard
Howard J
America
Roosevelt
Specter of United Nations Debate Over Plane Shootings
Interprets U S protests over plane shootings as Russia presses propaganda and veto power on the Security Council. The piece questions the value of UN action, noting no immediate peace threat and the risk of inflaming tensions with Moscow. It counters the idea that protests alone resolve disputes and warns against missteps in rhetoric.
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J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press
United States
State Department
United Nations
Council
Russia
Security Council
Virginia Schools Begin Desegregation Trials
Mixed classes began in two military post schools and three Catholic parochial schools near Washington as Virginias public schools kept segregation. The Mississippi legislature met in special session to consider abolishing public schools to sustain segregation, with a two thirds vote or local option methods proposed to permit private schooling. Civil rights observers urged local handling of desegregation and noted federal judges could ease impacts with careful orders.
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Virginia
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Hugh White
Atlanta
Harry Ashmore
Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Southern States Co-operative Program of Educational Administration
Ashmore
Viria
Ashington
D. C
Folklore by William Wade Unrhymed Shakespearean fragments
Folklore by William Wade presents an unrhymed compiler’s take on lines from Shakespeare sonnets. It riffs on aging, beauty, love, possession, self-love, and enduring affection with altered phrasing and altered punctuation.
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William Wade
Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
A notice advises subscribers who miss their daily Herald to call 35371 before 9 A.M. for a replacement by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a Herald seller, sign a complaint, and receive a free copy.
Diamonds Lost In Plane Crash Near Shannon
A KLM spokesman said a quantity of diamonds and other valuable cargo remained aboard the Super-Constellation that crashed into the River Shannon after takeoff from Amsterdam bound for the United States. Recovery work must wait until the aircraft is salvaged.
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Umannun Arm
Areland
KLM
Shannon
Amsterdam
United States
Middletown Board Seeks Bids for Iron Truck Sale
Middletown Board of Trustees will receive bids at its office until 12 noon on Tuesday September 14 for the purchase of an iron truck. Mrs I W Cooper was unanimously elected district director at the Garden Club convention held recently at Westwood Country Club New Castle beginning May 1 1955. Garden Club members placing in the show included Mesdames J W Cooper George Campbell Grace Cooper Elizabeth Bowman and Olive Seed. Mrs Mary Sumner of Nashville Tenn returned home after visiting her son Omer and Mrs Sumner. Mr and Mrs Herman Batt of New Castle and Mrs Iris Fisher spent the weekend with Mrs Nellie Sowash of Crown Point. Mrs William McCord is visiting her daughter in Killeen Tex.
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Auwous
Board of Trustees
I. W. Cooper
Middletown Garden Club
Westwood Country Club
New Castle
Mesdames
J. W. Cooper
George Campbell
Grace Cooper
Elizabeth Bowman
Olive Seed
Mary Sumner
Nashville
Tenn
Omer
Sumner
Herman Batt
Yew Castle
Iris Fisher
Nellie Sowash
Crown Point
William McCord
Killeen
Tex
Farm Tips For September
Pur due Extension Service offers September farm tips including weed control, bearing adjustments for corn picker, combine overhaul for soybean harvest, roof repairs, seeding alfalfa timothy and ladino clover, fall rye for pastures, seed wheat treatment before sowing September 30, wheat storage for weevil, canola thistles spray, lawn weed control with 2 4 D, rodent bait stations as nights cool, and housing pullets with floor feeders before roosts.
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Ceres
Canada
Refugee Levitsky lands in Dominican Republic
Nicholas Levitsky a White Russian refugee who fled Red China reaches Ciudad Trujillo after visa delays. He had sailed on the Bretagne from Genoa eight times, incurring shipping costs. Dominican authorities allow him to debark, with plans to travel on again soon. In other news, Lt. William J. Knight wins the Allison jet trophy race at Dayton aboard a Northrup F89D Scorpion. A Soviet Sweden air-sea rescue pact is reported with few details.
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Icholas Levitsky
Marle
Ite
Iretagne
Republc
Dominican Republic
Levitsky
Red China
Levitky
Traail
Breagne
Genoa
Brazil
Atlantic
Ciudad Trujillo
Noblesville
Dayton
Ohio
Wiliam J. Knight
Ind
Butler
Purdue
Knight
Mansfield
Kimrose Air Force Base
Mich
Junior Miss 4 H Club Ground Meet At Whetstone Church
The Junior Miss 4 H Club meeting at Whetstone Church opened with Nancy Waite as president The American and 4 H pledges were given by Pat Loser and Judy Lockwood Judy Shultz led singing and 18 members with two guests attended Mrs Gordon led the 4 H ribbon and record remarks The business session adjourned after devotions The Vienna dispatch notes a planned World Peace Council meeting this month on international propaganda and dispute negotiation efforts.
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Bes Madeling
Sue Wualor
Whetstone
Nancy Waite
Pat Loser
Judy Lockwood
Judy Shultz
Gordon
Weader
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Harriet W. Tomer
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson, Ind
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M. D.personal Health Service
John F. Dille
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Far East
Asia
Hillsboro
Card of Education
Julien C. Hybr
Middletown Board
Purdue Extension Service
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sweden
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Hlub Groun
Vienna
Austria
World Peace Council
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