Crane Defends Ethics Against Psychology Critics
Dr. George W. Crane rebuts a Tom F. accusation that he abandoned professional ethics to profit. He defends his public writing and academic credentials while labeling critics as biased, noting their lack of logic and science. Readers are invited to contact Crane in Mellor, Indiana for personal advice.
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Tom F
Marc Antony
Burlington
Iowa
American Medical Association
Ilinois Medical Society
Tom
Northwestern University
Crane
Northwestern
George Washington
Delaware River
Washington
Delaware
Dr. Louttit
Dr. Crane
Louttit
Delco Remy Establishes Visiting Nurse Service
Delco Remy Division launches a limited visiting nurse program for its 14 000 employees under medical director Dr Richard C Swan and nurse Hester Bronnenberg in an effort to detect needs early and ease anxieties without replacing the workers’ regular physicians or hospitals.
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Miss Bronnenberg
Delco Remy Introduces Visiting Nurse Program for Workers
A new Delco Remy Welfare Association initiative will place visiting nurses to assess and assist employees at home or hospital visits. The service aims to aid those living alone or in need of payroll, insurance papers, or financial assistance, potentially extending to more workers as the program grows.
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Delco-Remy Welfare Association
Opening The Stage at Anderson College Registration
Anderson College enters a new academic year with day class registration ending tomorrow and about 350 freshmen in orientation. Beginning Monday, evening class registration starts as the campus prepares for another busy year drawing students from distant parts of the nation and world.
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Anderson College
Anderson College Growth Mirrors Expansion and Access
The article highlights Anderson College as a key asset serving Church of God youth and local students, stressing its dual role in training and providing broad access. It notes rapid progress on the Charles E Wilson Library due for dedication next month and a new women's residence hall on East Third Street, signaling growth in facilities and academic standing among Indiana liberal arts colleges.
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Derson
Anderson College
Church of God
Anderson
Charles E. Wilson
East Third Street
Indiana
Anderson High Yearbook earns All-American rating
Anderson High School earns an All-American rating for "The Indian" yearbook by the National Scholastic Press Association. The honor follows their soap box derby victory and state band championship, recognizing the senior staff led by co editors Ronald Campbell and Frances Wagner.
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Anderson
National Scholastic Press Association
Anderson High School
Frank Woschitz
Ronald Campbell
Frances Wagner
Susie Huntzinger
Mary Kay Handy
Brenda Keller
Barbara Huffman
Penny McDaniels
Ann Davis
Bob Porter
Beverly Ross
Pat Kellett
Larry Gibson
Indiana University
Natural goggles and eyelids protect eyes in humans and animals
The article explains how humans use goggles and tinted lenses to guard eyes from sun glare and debris, while animals like alligators and wild ducks have natural eyelid systems acting as built in eye protection. It notes three eyelid mechanisms in alligators and the protective function of eyelids in birds during flight and migration.
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Isherman
Driverless Car Chase Ends With Owner Frustrated
In Greensville South Carolina a passerby outran State Patrol Sgt Billy Fallon to a driverless car rolling down the street. The man grabbed the emergency brake to stop it as the owner emerged furious saying he was pushing it to a filling station.
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Greensville
S.c
State Highway Patrol
Billy Fallon
Jupiter Thor standoff under military review in missile feud
The Defense Department weighs ending the Army Air Force feud by turning Jupiter over to the Air Force while keeping the Thor in production debate. The plan hinges on combining best features, but tests and logistics risk delaying the program. Senate probes in Michigan raise new questions on Teamsters and Nathan Shefferman clients.
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Air Force
Nickerson
Senate
Michigan
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Special Evaluation Board
Thor
Douglas Aircraft Co
Wilson
Congress
Douglas
Chrysler
Arctic
Evaluation Board
Bob Kennedy
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Nathan Shefferman
Shefferman
Hoffa
Kennedy
Awrey Bakeries
Bond Clothing
Boston Shoe Stores
Capper and Capper
Cross Company
Crawler Milner
Detroit Bolt and Nut
Good Housekeeping Shops
If I Were a Rose and Other Humorous Verses
A collection of light verse reflecting everyday topics and social ironies. It includes a childlike poem titled If I Were a Rose and a hip dig at do as I say not as I do. The excerpt also cites quotations about temper and restraint and lists Detroit based firms tied to Hoffa.
Governor Handley to speak at Buffington Harbor plant dedication
Gov Handley will be the main speaker at the dedication of Northern Indiana Public Service Co s Buffington Harbor generating plant in Gary Indiana. The facility will generate 390000 kilowatts and burn 1125000 tons of coal annually for its three boilers.
Meredith Named Director of Indiana Public Service Vehicle Division
Edward M. Meredith of South Bend was named director of the Public Service Commission’s motor vehicle division. The former PSC attorney examiner succeeds Louis I. Webster, who resigned to join the Indiana Railroads Assn legal committee.
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Indianapolis
Edward M. Meredith
South Bend
Public Service Commission
PSC
Louis I. Webster
The
Indiana Railroads Assn
Dr Brady's Personal Health Service Advice Letter
A reader seeks guidance on asthma in his wife and bleeding gums in his 15 year old son plus heartburn. The author suggests night time allergies and pillow dust as a factor, dietary emphasis on raw fruits and greens, thorough washing, and dental evaluation if gums bleed, plus pamphlets on asthma and Yankee Stomach with instructions on milk and sun exposure.
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P. H
America
Personal health letters handled by Dr Brady in Beverly Hills
Signed letters on health and hygiene not diagnosing disease will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Owing to volume, only a few letters can be answered here. Write brief letters in ink and address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dutch business leaders wary of six nation common market
Dutch economist K P van der Mandel, Rotterdam Chamber of Commerce, warns the six nation common market treaty favored by France and Germany risks higher tariffs for Holland, trade channel disruption, no common currency, excess escape clauses, and Africa colonial costs. They question economic gains versus political motives.
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France
Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
K. P. van der Mandele
Rotterdam Chamber of Commerce
Mandele
the Hague
Africa
Sions
The Shepherd Whose Great Hand Guides Our Faith
Poem line fragments ponder who guides the world and strengthens belief. The speaker asks who sends the dawn and steadies in trials and storms, concluding with the voice of Faith declaring it is God.
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Earth
God
Zenith Radio Reaches Settlement in Monopoly Action
Zenith Radio Corp and RCA reached a record settlement in the 61 million dollar monopoly suit. The figure was unofficially reported at 10 to 11 million, described as historic for anti trust cases. The deal also opens Zenith markets abroad while a federal judge continued the case to September 30. Directors of major firms including AT&T, General Electric, Rauland, RCA, and Zenith will vote on the settlement.
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Zenith Attory
Thomas C. McConnell
Zenith
McConnell
Michael L. Igoe
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
General Electric
Rauland Corp
RCA
Indianapolis Burroughs retiree Charles B Moore
Charles B Moore of Indianapolis and formerly Anderson retired on Sept 1 from the Burroughs Corporation after 36 years of service. He was guest of honor at a dinner by the Indianapolis branch. The Moores, who lived in Anderson ten years, will move to Danville Illinois.
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Charles B. Moore
Indianapolis
Anderson
Burroughs Corporation
Corporation
Moores
Danville, Ill
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