Memorial Day and Christian Heritage in Editorial Reflection
A 1955 Saturday editorial argues nations die from neglecting justice and mercy, urging memorials to memory and rededication to Christian principles. It recalls Lincoln, Gettysburg, chivalry turned to mercy, and the need to honor peace through recalling history and renewing faith on Memorial Day.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Mozart
Galilee
Ulysses S. Grant
Calvary
Social Agencies Elect Landes to Presidency in Anderson
Herman Landes, manager of the Anderson Social Security branch, elected president of the Council of Social Agencies. Rev Kenneth Losh steps down after a constructive year. Emily Shockey becomes vice president, Janet Olson secretary, and Howard Barnhizer treasurer. The council unites Anderson area public welfare groups to advance health, child welfare, and relief. Under Landes, the body aims to maintain its noted service standards.
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Herman Landes
Anderson Social Security Branch
Council of Social Agencies
Landes
Council
Kenneth Losh
Emily Shockey
Madison County Welfare Department
Janet Olson
Anderson Y.W.C.A
Howard Barnhizer
Anderson Area
Anderson
Conservatives Win Historic Victory in Britain Elevating Eden Era
The Conservatives secure a decisive victory over Labour, extending the ruling party's majority for the first time in a century. The result strengthens Western alliance with the United States and NATO allies, endorsing Eden's leadership and prosperity at home and peace abroad.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
United States
Anthony Eden
Britain
Labor Party
Europe
Sir Anthony
Jesus Thought Big Case Records Of A Psych
A column fragment discusses Rev Kenneth G a 29 year old clergyman and a Miami convention dispute over baptism by sprinkling versus immersion arguing Jesus would approve broad principles over ritual minutiae. It ties this to congressionally blocked bills on minimum wage and school construction and notes political maneuvers in the House and Senate.
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Kenneth G
Crane
Disciples of Christ
Miami
Christian Church
Miami Herald
Jesus
Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Courtly
Graham Barden
North Carolina
Dleman
Barden
Senate
Magnuson
Young
Lee Metcalf
Cleveland Bailey
West
Virginia
Min
Nesota
Roy Wier
Best Counsels
Sid
Ney Davis
Metcalf
Carl Perkins
Kentucky
Carl Elliott
Alabama
James Roosevelt
California
Bailey
Wier
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Picayune
Details
Christ
George of Georgia defies highway bill fight amid Coca Cola ties
The New York Times reports Senator Walter George used a bold Senate showing to strike a highway bill provision on advertising control, tied to Coca Cola sponsorship and Ike ties. Others planned to drop the measure, leaving George’s stentorian stand largely symbolic.
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Sen
George
New York Times
Senate
Walter George
U.S. Senate
the Times
Senaor George
Georgia
Bill Robinson
New York Herald Tribune
Coca-Cola
Ike
United States
Gare
Tennessee
Andon Johnson
Texas
Folklore and History Intertwined in Cultural Study
Prof Philip D Jordan argues folklore enriches history by tracing local roots and common people’s beliefs. He contrasts folklore with formal history, noting folklore focuses on individuals and everyday life, preserving oral and written traditions from fear and love to ambition.
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Philip D.jordan
Department of History
University of Minnesota
Lasting Memorials Sermon At Arrow Heights Church
The Rev. William E. Todd will preach Lasting Memorials at the 10 40 a m worship service at Arrow Heights Church of God located at 12th Street and Arrow Avenue. Special music is under associate pastor and music director Adrian Shoemaker. Lifespan events include 7 30 p m evangelistic services and 9 30 a m Sunday school with additional musical numbers by Loretta Ross Bob Smith Mary Dunn Velma Reidner and Pauline Baise. A midweek prayer service on June 1 features Orient travel photos from Victory For Christ evangelistic workers planning another crusade.
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William E. Todd
Arrow Heights Church of God
Loretta Ross
Bob Smith
Mary Dunn
Velma Reidner
Pauline Baise
Orient
Controversy Over Routine Tonsillectomy Practices
William Brady, M D warns that some operators remove more tissue than needed during tonsillectomies. He supports tonsillotomy and diathermy and condemns tonsillectomy as an atrocity. He cites a case where a child’s heart stopped after a routine procedure, later revived. The piece notes regulatory rate actions by General Telephone and Indiana utility concerns.
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Midwest
Ux Reet Arerreese
General Telephone
PSC
Mail
Toom
Telephone rate increase granted in Indianapolis
The Public Service Commission approved General Telephone Co. of Indiana, the second largest utility in the state, for a 554065 dollar gross annual rate rise. No exact rates were set beyond authorization to charge 10 cents for local coin box calls instead of the previous rate.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co. of
Indiana
Nrocant & Ronte
Herald Subscription Help and Redelivery Policy
A subscriber lacking daily Herald service should call 3.5371 before 9 AM for a delayed copy by messenger after 9. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local Herald seller, file a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
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Bader
Coe Wees
Madison
Beyoud
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USWV
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George W
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Jeses
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Frankfurt
Germany
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America
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Otto
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Strasser
Lai
Peterson
Tke
Sue
Steasser
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Oui
Mes Hut
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Social Democrats
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Volga
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Prince Potemkin
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NATO
Hitler
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Keese
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
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William Brady
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Calif
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Lord
Syria
Jerusalem
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Weld Hawn
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Ma ‘Scheel
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Wewan
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O. Lowi
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Robert O. Lowig
Robert O. Lewis
Stera City Hospital
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Faith
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Jim Renyen
Renyen
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Je Renyon
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Stience
Kveyen
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Renyer
Tim Runyen
Capitel
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Lone Wild
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