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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1956
Page
2
Editorial notes Nixon will tour 22 states in 16 days in what the RNC calls the most intensive airline campaign. He plans to open in Indianapolis and targets complacency and apathy while urging Republicans to avoid overconfidence after Maine's election.
The Anderson Community Chest leadership completed a survey of 12 beneficiary agencies and set a 1956 fundraising goal of 130000, up 86500 from last year. Under Frank Allis and A C Barnes the budget committee spent a week interviewing agency representatives to justify the new total and show how each dollar funds service in Anderson.
The Olsen and Ebann Jewelry Company marks its 83rd anniversary in Anderson honoring long service to the community. The firm has grown from early days to a leading Midwest retailer with strong profits reinvested to improve service and sustain local prosperity.
Unclear guidance shows schools and safety officials wrestling with new reopenings. The article outlines roles for administrators and community partners as they adapt to changed behaviors and Hubud constraints in the wake of recent events.
A long, garbled column reviews President Eisenhower and his Gettysburg farm gifts and finances. It notes deep freezer allocations, farm improvements, and gifts from associations, with questions about gifts' propriety. The piece questions how far a president should accept gifts and cites past presidential gifts and policies.
A Cleveland area column cites Dr. Crane urging expectant mothers to avoid tobacco and liquor, citing AMA stance and medical studies. It questions doctors who downplay risks, notes alcohol masking heart pain, and offers a self help booklet. Also reports a Valparaiso bus crash injuring five passengers near Chesterton.
A family with three kids watches corn mature then plate ears as the youngest instantly bites all three. The scene recalls a string of odd anecdotes about children, parties, and a noisy commission dispute in Madison Wisconsin involving a misheard insurance claim and a prank on a railroad car full of strawberries.
A reader describes iodination and iodized preparations for chronic ulcers and hair health, citing iodin ration and vitamins as aids to metabolism and healing. Letters discuss goitre reduction, arthritis relief, and warding off colds, with requests for pamphlets Varicose Veins and Rheumatiz.
A fragmented radio and television schedule item mentions Ash-Tye Channa Wind-Anceer 140-CAR. The readable text is limited but indicates broadcasting listings or program identifiers without full program titles or times.
The piece discusses French fears that Egyptian President Nasser may succeed in obstructing canal plans, risking Algeria and regional influence. It notes France’s bitterness toward U.S. intervention, public support for military action, and the heavy 400000 troops deployed to Algeria amid broader anti colonial pressures in North Africa.
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