Heartening parishioners rebuild after church fire and growth in town
Editorial notes the East Thirty-eighth Street Church of the Nazarene recovering from a June fire with a determined drive to rebuild a larger, better facility. It highlights rising Madison County home construction permits totaling 3,154,100 for 1994, showing community confidence and optimism. Also congratulates Thomas C. Werbe Jr. on becoming executive vice-president of Lynch Corporation, reflecting long association since 1937 and leadership ascent.
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Lynch Corporation
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Eisenhower Seizes Theme For 1954 Campaign At Illinois Fair
President Eisenhower, speaking during Republican Day at the Illinois State Fair, framed the 1954 campaign around achievements rather than doom. He touted farm programs, a new tax structure, $10 billion in reduced federal spending, and restored public trust, noting progress internationally from Korea to Near East oil negotiations. He warned voters to judge by record and results in November.
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Near Eastern
Springfield
Local Traffic Safety Plan Urges City Action
President Eisenhower's Action Committee for Traffic Safety argues success rests on local programs tailored to city problems. It cites a Midwestern city cutting traffic deaths 42 percent in 12 years and urges nationwide support with national guidance and info sharing.
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Eisenhower
Action Committee For Traffic Safety
Washington Merry Go Round seethes with Capitol tales
A jumble of Washington chatter highlights congressmen seeking special air travel space, TVA moves guided by a White House stenographer, and lobbyist clout shaping policy. Senators Ferguson Reed Morse Nixon Iso lani figure among the forces steering postwar power politics while insiders note the Navy offering free European cruises to lawmakers.
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Tennegsee Valley Authority
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Taft
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McCarthy
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Mixon Yates
Ham Moses
Arkansas Power and Light
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Louisiana
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Sterling Cole
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Wert
Hickenlooper
Iowa
George
Georgia
Lwiveaway
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Wayne, Morse
Oregon
Lyndon
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Bobby Tones
Dilton-Yates
Senator Morse
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Ike
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Walle ‘House
American Airlines
Isolani
Nixon
California
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Pay For Shower Time Upheld By Court ruling
The Labor Department said a Sixth Circuit decision requires paying workers for showering and changing clothes when necessary to protect against hazardous conditions. The Cumberland Battery Manufacturing Co case in Nashville involved lead exposure safeguards and marks the first ruling under the 1947 portal to portal act.
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Cumberland Battery Manufacturing Co
Nashville, Tenn
The Worry Clinic Case Records Of A Psychologist
Case records tell of Sarah M a 28 year old office secretary who faced a coerced affair with a married man leading to pregnancy and abandonment. The column urges caution, forethought, and moral guidance about dating married men, emotional risks, and self restraint. It offers a contact for Dr Crane at Milie l Ind to obtain psychological charts and personal advice.
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Agai
Dr. Crane
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Crane
Meilel
Ind
The Druggists and the Racketeers Foe a Long While
A column by William Brady M D discusses alleged druggist racketeers and unsafe home remedies. It cites readers letters, personal health notes, and a police report about a car crash injuring Keesling and Miss Ina Lind. The piece condemns profiteering by merchants and mixed up medicines, calling for safer practices and better health guidance.
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Weany Ranie
East Lynn St
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Sinta
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Congresswoman? Holifield backs amendment amid lab row
Congressman Chet Holifield of California introduced the amendment and urged adoption but was brushed aside by Republican leadership in the House. The incident forced the government to go to court to avert a bitter labor showdown at Oak Ridge and Paducah plants, highlighting strong labor resentment over an injunction and its impact on atomic production.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Goody Knight
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AFL
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President Roberts outlines postwar European defense debate
The report discusses President J. M. Roberts Jr addressing Congress about European defense, the role of Germany, and US aid in the first half of the year. It notes French leadership tensions and Mendes France’s push for revised treaties, aiming to align a unified European defense with supranational control while ongoing French ratification debates threaten progress.
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United States
Congréss Aineren
Germany
Europe
Tt Vanré
Sfceement
Yobart
Lley Aind
Mendes-Franche
HDC
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Folklore Reflections and Quoted Bits From William Wade
A collage of quotations and snippets spanning humor, etiquette, politics, and cultural observations. Includes remarks attributed to Herbert Gleason, Josentine Ritchie, and anonymous voices, with notes on modern life, responsibility, and social behavior. Also mentions Sun Yat-sen’s in-law and a Red China National Congress deputy election via Priping radio.
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Jackie) Gleason
TV Atar
Kidd
Mom
Josentine Ritchie
Indianapolis
NEW Ren Post London
Mra
Sun Yat-sen
Generalissima
Hearing aid lore links piercings to vision myths
A fragment notes a superstition tying ear piercing to better eyesight and suggests ancient beliefs about eye health. The text mentions London and jars used for earrings as part of the lore, reflecting old cultural ideas on body modification and vision.
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London
Special service note for Herald delivery issues
A notice instructs readers to phone a number before 9 AM if they miss daily copies. A special messenger will deliver after a specific date. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local Herald seller, sign a complaint, and a free replacement copy will be provided.
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