Memorial notice for Mr. Michele Khmel in Anderson
Obituary notes the death of Mr. Michele Khmel, longtime Guide Lamp general manager in Anderson Indiana. He led the firm through World War II and postwar production, served civic roles, and was described as a good neighbor who contributed to the community. Family and friends mourn his passing.
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Presbyterian Church
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Khmel
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Way Out Coffee House Opens Behind Oak Park Park
In Oak Park, a basement venue named the Way Out Coffee House operates under a park recreation center. It hosts teen discussions on war drugs crime poverty race and death with volunteer staff and no paid employees. Police praise and parental approval accompany the fringe benefits of youth fellowship.
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Roudebush Critiques Johnson Policies in Vignettes From the Great Society
Indiana Congressman Richard Roudebush condemns wasteful federal spending in his Vignettes From the Great Society. He cites a $356000 cost for a useless South Vietnam battery additive, critiques LBJ appointees on King demonstrations, and notes a $95392 grant for bus radios amid a $4.6 billion Indiana budget share.
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Words Of Wisdom From Jefferson On Government Trust
A quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson warns that government degenerates when trusted to be the rulers of the people alone while insisting the people themselves are their only safe depositaries. The misquoted line emphasizes civic responsibility.
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Fined Savings Don’t Protect Dollar Says Reader Advice Column
The exchange discusses investing strategies comparing savings accounts to stocks. A reader seeks guidance on balancing risk and income for medical expenses and retirement. The columnist endorses holding quality stocks for income and suggests Libbey Owens Ford as a safer dividend option, recommending a copy of Roger Spear’s Successful Investing for more guidance.
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Arthritis or rheumatism debate in public health note
A long letter from Dr. William Brady argues that chronic joint disability is degeneration due to nutritional deficiency and not treatable by medicine. He distinguishes arthritis from rheumatism, critiques “arthritis” as a phony diagnosis, and promotes dietary corrections while offering pamphlets from his Little Lesson series.
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Destiny Whitcomb memoir and wartime escape tale praised
Review praises the book Escape From Corregidor by CASE F-52 Col. Edgar Whitcomb. It recounts his Bataan and Corregidor ordeal, escape with fate guiding his path, desertion of enemy ships, prison camp experiences, and a survival journey toward Australia aided by locals.
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Translating Folk Wisdom Into Modern Terms
A fragmentary reflection on converting long standing proverbs into contemporary language. It cites lines about illness, desire, pride, anger, and work, noting how phrases shift under modernization and industrial phrasing. Names and places are sparse and unclear in the text.
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CAPITALISTS AND COMMUNISTS VERSUS WILD ANIMALS
Russell Kirk argues that human population growth and hunting pressure threaten wildlife worldwide. He notes Soviet and other regimes extirpating species from Ukraine to Asia while praising American wildlife recovery in bison elk and deer, warning radical systems risk universal species loss.
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Sea Adler Compared to Con and Alabama in Naval Legend
German ship Sea Adler is hailed as elusive and compares to famed warships. Count Felix von Luckner, admired by both sides, warned enemies before sinking ships. The converted fishing sloop broke British blockade, capturing ships and wrecking cargo without losses.
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