Knowland to Speak at Madison County Republican Meeting
The Madison County Republican Central Committee brings Senator William F. Knowland of California to Anderson for a key 1956 campaign event. The editorial lauds his Senate leadership and role in promoting Eisenhower administration policies, noting his long tenure, reelection margin, and national tour with GOP leaders. Anderson is highlighted as a fitting host for this important address.
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Madison County
Republican, Central Committee
William F. Knowland
California
Anderson
Sen
Knowland
Eisenhower
United States Senate
Senate
Gog
Earl Warren
Hiram W. Johnson
Perhaipys
Thal
Robert A. Taft
Calfornia
Tor
A Thought On School Safety Letter to Elmira Drivers
A father's letter from Elmira urges motorists to observe elementary safety near schools and playgrounds. He recalls a girl struck by a car and a despairing father, noting his daughter 6 years old now starts to school. He asks drivers to slow down, watch for children, and avoid passing parked cars too closely.
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Elmira
N.Y
Sron
Anderson
Spaniel
Seat
Honor For Mr Cougill Elevates Indiana Park Service Leader
Anderson notes a distinguished career as Kenneth Cougill accepts a new statewide role with the Nations Conferences on State Parks, representing Indiana. He has spent nearly 25 years with the Indiana Park Department and previously led parks, lands, and waters for the state. The appointment marks the culmination of a lifelong public service career.
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Anderson
Kenneth NR Cougill
Congas
Hywinks
Indiana
Cougill
Indiana Park Department
Arabs and Jews face fragile ties in Israel and neighbors
A detailed field report describes mixed Arab and Jewish relations inside Israel and across borders with Syria and Jordan. It notes Arab dominance among fishermen, refugees in the region, and the push to complete the Jordan River irrigation network despite border tensions. The piece also cites Israeli leadership pressures to settle population growth and recounts broader regional diplomacy and demographic shifts.
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Sea of Gallet
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Josephique
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Paul II
Shaul Krasinsky
Abdul
Gebanon
Eisenhower
Iyengli
Jerusalem
U.S. Senate
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Jordan Canal
United Nations
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Galilee
Judea
Sharan
Negev
Dead Sea
Jordan River
Jacob Nerzog
Yormon
Socrates
Rome
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Hindians Commerce Executives Association
TVA
Jordan Valley
Terie Johnston
Folklore and politics mix in Arab world tensions
The excerpt surveys Arab populations around the Jordan Valley and tensions over a proposed dam project. It notes Arab states in dispute with Israel, mentions refugees and settlements, and cites a Kadi of Acre interviewed near a mosque. It reflects on cultural notes, literature, and economic data including property values and unemployment trends.
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Acre
Sheiky
Missa Tahori
Yassar Pasha
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Memorize Quotations to Enrich Minds and Faith
A letter from Mellon Indiana urges parents and teachers to encourage memory of Bible verses and classic quotations. It argues memorization trains the mind, helps in public speaking, and serves as insurance for thought and inspiration across life stages, citing John Erskine Beecher and Poe era quotes.
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Joel
Mother Hubbard
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Philip
Germany
U. S
John Erskine
H. W. Beecher
Adiya
Benjamin Franklin
Father Says Son s Shots Saved Life
In Heidelberg Germany Robert Kuhel aged 14 saved his father by firing a pistol during a bank robbery incident. The son retrieved a large gun from his father’s belt after the robber demanded money. The robber was killed by police and the son’s action prevented further harm to the family.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Robert Kutel
Dhn W. Khel
Hugo Walgenbach
Kuhel
Walgenbach
Sol
Jandson
Ruhel
Jno
Balganin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Red China
Bussia
China
Skeneth
Genovia
United States
Herald circulation service and missing delivery notice
A subscriber who does not receive The Herald should call 3 3371 before 9 a m to have a copy sent after 9 a m by special messenger If Easter fails to deliver on Sunday go to the nearest place that sells The Herald and sign a complaint A copy will be given without charge
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Nears Plage
Reader asks about high blood pressure and nerves
A reader questions whether high blood pressure is a disease or symptom and requests guidance on headaches and nerves. The column advises consulting a physician, mentions a 1 page pamphlet Why Have Headache, and notes that letters about personal health will be answered by Dr Brady with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Brady
Job
William Brady
Beverly Hills
Calif
Girl Scalped By Dough-Mixer
Fragment from a 1920s era newspaper notes a girl injured when her ponytail was caught in a dough-mixing machine. The report includes medical speculation and unrelated items about nerves and a fundraiser talk by Mrs Ernest Mindedness in Indianapolis.
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Uslif
U-An
Vakety
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