Beamer to Speak at Madison County Republican Rally
The editorial urges support for Rep John V Beamer Republican incumbent in Indiana Fifth District. It lauds his record since 1950, notes he will keynote a countywide campaign event at Deuldh Park and frames the 1954 election as a choice over Eisenhower administration achievements and Republican policy. It urges voters to reelect Beamer on November 2.
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John V. Heamer
Congress
Indiana
Alexandria
Deuldh Park
Rep. Beamer
Madison County
Eisenhower
Nho
Anderson
Beamer
Republican Party
Fifth
Rep
Business Industry Education Day Focuses on Local Industries
Andersons teachers visit selected firms today under B I E Day arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and public schools. Fifteen teachers chose to tour the Anderson Newspapers operation to learn about publication and distribution processes and gain insight into local business life.
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Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Out Of The Muddle Promotes Highway Reform Tour
General Motors unveiled an animated Out of The Muddle display in Detroit to tour as part of Parade of Progress. Harlow Curtice said the exhibit aims to inform and arouse public interest in solving city and suburban traffic problems, with no single solution claimed.
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General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Detroit
Harlow Curtice
America
Anderson Adults Offered Wide Range Of Fall Classes
School officials announced fall registration for the Adult Education Division of Anderson's public school system. Courses run 12 weeks with one instruction period weekly and cover ceramics typing public speaking lampshade making family money planning woodworking and more. The program invites broad public participation and hopes for strong turnout.
Reflections on Europe unity and the missed path to peace
An aging observer recalls wartime debates on European unity and the United Nations and NATO projects. He recalls Eisenhower in Europe, the French Chamber of Deputies, and the failed push for a European Defence Community as World War II loomed. He laments a drift caused by political divisions among allies, warns that delays risk renewed war, and notes Britain’s cautious stance. He frames the era through personal memories and the impact on his grandson.
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United Nations
NATO
EDC
United European Army
Eisenhower
Warry Trimuk
Europe
Paris
Washington
Pangshihilso
Chamber of Deputies
Lisenhower
France
United European
Pary
Cylis
Morehan
Bia
United Burogess
Hitler
Ruher
Oller
Tice
Ter
Henry I. Slimson
Iipayer
Manchuria
Stimson
Asia
Republican
Hoover
Republican Party
Japan
Wil
China
Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Simner Welles
Brussels
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
England
U.S
Ureitler
Rhineland
London
Uther
Ruhr
Tokyo Fisherman Recovers From Bikini Atoll Fallout
A Japanese fisherman, Alliont Ruboyama, one of 23 aboard the Lucky Dragon during the hydrogen blast last March, has regained consciousness and begins eating as doctors report recovery from radioactive ash exposure. Earlier speculation blamed U S criticism and government officials for sparks of fear.
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Tokyo
Guaten
Bikini
Manny
Alliont Ruboyama
Seclors
Malpractice in Tonsillectomy and Teeth Extractions
Dr William Brady discusses infection theory and the harmful history of aggressive tonsil removal and tooth extraction for septic focus. He notes modern practice relies on thorough exams, not quick surgical solutions, and urges readers to send letters to his Beverly Hills health column with stamped envelopes.
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Goud
Rosenow
Brady
William Brady
Camino
South Beverly Iif
The Worry Clinic Case Records Of A Psychologist
Case M308 follows Howard J aged 0 as a child raised on allowances. His father dies, debts shrink the estate, and Howard quits school to work as a clerk. He adopts spendthrift vanity, demands a car engine, and threats to steal money, illustrating dangers of parental allowances and the need for real work to learn money’s meaning. Newspaper carriers offer practical business training. owners handle wholesale buys, deliveries, and accounts.
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Howard
Howard J
Mike
Bir
Cary
Ife
Tafe
America
Met
Monard
Money Platters
F. D. Roosevalt
Hus Ainkion
Plantat
Crane
U.S. Protests at United Nations Over Plane Shootings
The News by J M Roberts Jr analyzes the U S response to plane incidents with the Reds. He critiques State Department moves to take the case to the Security Council, arguing it may not deter tensions or gain dignity. He notes Russia's veto power and propaganda potential, and that both sides have produced exchanges of blame. He contends four years of clashes in the Far East have weakened the American case.
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J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press
United States
State Department
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Security Council
Assaaltes
Tessin
Brey
Russi
Virginia Schools Begin Limited Desegregation
Mixed classes began in two military post schools and three Catholic parochial schools near Washington as Virginia maintains public school segregation. The Mississippi Legislature met in special session to consider amending the state constitution to abolish public schools if needed to preserve segregation.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Mississippi
Uugh White
Cnulid Bry
Pelvato
Supreme Court
Ty Allanta
Harry Ashmore
Little Rock
Arkimsas Gazette
Southern States Co
Ashgore
Virlginia
Washington, T. C
Hillsboro
Ohio
Board of Education
Folklore by William Wada and verses mixed from Shakespeare
A fragmentary folio by William Wada and an unknown compiler presents unrhymed verse from Shakespeare’s sonnets, snippets of love imagery and mock epitaphs. It notes overgrown misprints and a humorously mixed selection of lines, including a playful epitaph example and mock references to love and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uybia
Special Service For Missed Herald Delivery
A notice urges readers to report undelivered Sunday Herald copies by calling 3-8871 before 9 AM. A carrier failure prompts a free replacement via local messenger from the nearest Herald pickup location after 9 AM.
Diamonds Lost In Plane Crash At Shannon Airport
A KLM Super Constellation crashed into the River Shannon Sunday killing 28. Diamonds and other valuables remained aboard until salvage. The plane was en route from Amsterdam to the United States when it plunged after takeoff.
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Shannon
Ireland
KLM
Tesday
Amaterdam
Reeriter
United States
I Iit
Vic River
Middletown Board To Receive Bids On Truck Purchase
Middletown Board of Trustees will receive bids at its office until 12 oclock noon Tuesday Sept 14 for the purchase of a 1 ton truck. Mrs J W Cooper named district director by Middletown Garden Club at Westwood Country Club New Castle. term begins May 1 1955. Members T W Goop T George Campbell Grace Coop er ie, Elizabeth Bowman and Olive teed. Mrs Mary Sumner, Nashville, returned home after a month with her son Homer and Mrs Sumner. Mr and Mrs Merman Balt of New Castle and Mrs Tris Fisher spent the weekend with Mrs Nellie Sawash of Crown Point. Mrs William McCord visiting daughter in Killeen Tex.
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Mindletown
Middletown Board of Trustees
Elock
J. W. Cooper
Midletown Garden Club
Westwood Country Club
New Castle
Middletown Garden Club
George Campbell
Grace Coop
Elizabeth Bowman
Olive Teed
Mary Sumner
Nashville
Ann
Homer
Sumner
Merman Balt
Tow Castle
Tris Fisher
Nellie Sawash
Crown Point
William McCord
Killeen
Tex
Nationless Man Granted Refuge by Dominican Republic
Nicholas Levitsky, a 23-year-old White Russian refugee from Red China, landed in Marseilles after 13 months aboard the Bretagne as a stateless passenger. The Dominican Republic granted him a visit visa, allowing debarkation with plans to travel to Ciudad Trujillo.
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Marseillg
Nicholas Levitsky
Marillo
Repubic
Lda
Dominican Republic
Gajd Sevilsky
Red China
Levitky
Brazil
Breagne
Genoa
Atlantic
Ciudad Trujillo
Iyo En
Farm Tips for September in the Extension Service Bulletin
The September tips advise sowing wheat and fall forage, repairing equipment, and preparing for soybean harvest. It covers weed control, corn picker adjustments, and combine alignment, plus seeding olive grasses if needed. It also suggests fall rye, clover, and pasture plans, seed wheat treatment for weevils, fumigation timing, and dandelion control with 2 4 D while watching wind. It notes rats and mice entering buildings and urges bait stations and new baits, and outlines poultry housing adjustments with roosts and space.
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Urdue Extension Service
Jadina
Plantain
Junior Miss 4-H Club Meeting At Whetstone Church
A Junior Miss Four 4-H Club meeting was held at Whetstone Church with 18 members and 11 guests. Nancy Walte called the meeting to order as Pat Loser and Judy Lockwood led pledges the roll call and Judy Shultz led singing. Mrs Gordon Meyer delivered 4 H record books and ribbons. The session closed with devotions by Darlene Williams and recreation.
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Whetstone Church
Nancy Walte
Pat Loser
Judy Lockwood
Ledy
Judy Shultz
Gordon
Meader
Darlene Williams
Recreation Mallowing
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George D. Crittenbeager, Prandent and
Dumaper
Anterion
Ind
Mailibou
Ste Maniiy
Asptiate? Press
Coral News
al News
Ariel
Asiuea Mney
Willy
Britain
Berlin
Amal Aginen Dinlamate
Rim
Eye Peppers
Tsarah
Robin
Julien C. Yer
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
The
Daha
Worry Clinic
George W. Cronewent
Ogi, Inc
William Wada
Imor
John Racket
Ike
Mde
Noblesville
Dayton
Wile
Ham J. Knight
Duller
Purdue
Li. Knight
Manstrelt
Kimrose Air Force Base
Mich
Moscow II
Soviet Union
Hercement
Sweden
Baltic
Ment
Middletown Board
Junior Miss
Groun
Vienna
Austeralf
World Peace Council
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