Memorial Day Red Cross Acknowledges Service Support
Editorial reflects on Memorial Day and credits the American Red Cross for aiding servicemen and families. It notes relief, counseling, financial help, and recreation programs in Europe Africa Korea and Korea, plus extensive communications support and welfare spending for 1964 65. It emphasizes a living memorial through continued aid by 1965.
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The
Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Europe
North
Africa
Johnny
New Yorker on the Symphony of the Air and Tokyo tour
A reflective piece from a New Yorker noting the Symphony of the Air’s global fame as it tours the Orient. Abe Savage writes that Japanese fans remember the orchestra under Tuscanini and that critics praise them while audiences thrill at the performance. The column also touches on Eddie Fisher, Piper Laurie, and the Family of Man exhibit at MoMA.
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New York
New Yorker
Symphony of the Air
Orient
Japan
Abe Savage
Maidson
Tuscaninl
Abe
Eddie Fisher
Focal Gazette
Shukan Camera Studio
Piper Laurie
Miss Laurin
Utrn
Atudio
Tae
David Sshine
Angral
Tan
Museum of Modern Art
Edward Steichen
Movie News and Affairs from The Big City
A column chats about forewords by Carl Sandburg and fashion trends in Manhattan from boy jackets with embracing arms to red fin collars. It notes TV series on health filmed by Jack Barry and a Madrid bullfighter incident. praises Patty McCormack and comments on child actors and stage mothers amid film and theater buzz.
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Carl Sandburg
Manhattan
Conflict
Imeantél Health
Jack Barry
Bronx
Harry Whitney
Madrid
Central Park 2
Sinatra
Conardian
Loeu
Misa Patty McCormack
Bag Seed
Patty
Betty
Our Economy and Nature in a Modern Age
A Harvard Business Review essay argues that despite peak living standards, people feel tense and anxious due to overdependence on technology and resources. It contends humanity remains deeply tied to nature, though modern science makes those bonds harder to grasp, warning against losing reverence for creation. The piece ends with a biblical quote from Matthew 7 7.
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A. Onmann
Harvard Business Review
The Modern Distance from Nature Reaches Us All
The piece laments how people now live amid abstruse science and electricity, distant from farming life. It argues that reliance on machines and unseen processes erodes sense of personal dignity and connection to nature, urging greater understanding of natural phenomena.
Man with many interests shares business and ranch life
G M Rosh of Berighton Alabama, a real estate dealer and auctioneer, runs a 1000 acre ranch breeding thoroughbreds and sheep. He promotes self reliance, helping others start small ventures, and stresses honesty and taking chances as keys to success. He owns Pine View Beach near Bessemer and enjoys varied work.
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Mr. Bush
Pine View Beach
Bessemer
Nervocs Moray
Ack Your Kit Cambodia Land Of Rice And Humidity
Harman W. Nichols recounts a friend Donald B. Reilly from Auburndale Massachusetts visiting Cambodia. The piece blends humor about humidity crowded housing and daily life including meals costs cycles and a glimpse into expatriate bachelor living near Phnom Penh.
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Cambodia
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Donald B. Reilly
Auburndale
Mass
Boston
Don
Phnom Penh
U.S
Trishman
Memorial Day quiz and Civil War era clues
A mixed trivia item with questions about Grover Cleveland’s presidential terms Lucy Ware Webb and Mary land capital, plus which states do not observe Memorial Day on May 30. It includes biographical notes on Civil War general Dan Butterfield and painter Douglas Chandor, with era context and birthday mentions.
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U. S
Grover Cleveland
Lucy Ware Webb
United States
Maryland
Department of the Air Force of the
United State
Benjamt Harrison
Rutherford FE
Hayes
Annapolis
Alabama
Georgia
Mississipni
South Carolina
Witsinis
Sor Carola
Texas
Nathan F. Twining
Dan Butterfield
Douglas Chandor
Did You Know About Red Cross Patient Aid None Charged
In 1854 veterans were treated in Veterans Administration hospitals where American Red Cross volunteers served. The note mentions Alnag and Wend derivatives provided to hosts by the Red Cross at no charge for the product. It claims the average man lifts a foot three thousand dollars a day.
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Falls County
Red Lane
Ford
Pelton's
Pals County
Reg
Baytown
Red
Milam
Boozer
Polk, Hill, Bell
Limestone Counties
Robert Strickland
Mercer
Baylor
Robert
Georgia
Metlow
Cambodia
Reilly
American Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Washington Merry-Go-A Threat To Outlaw Billboards On Highways Irks
Washington column recounts a rising House revolt against Chairman Graham Barden over school construction and minimum wage bills, with allies leading a public stance. It notes Coca-Cola ties to Georgia Senator George and explains a highway advertising provision was dropped, while Magnuson readies a deep TV radio probe. Eisenhower hosts Teacher of the Year Margaret Perry and her pupils, including a daughter of a WWII veteran who served under him.
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Washington
George
B. Drew Pearson
House Education and . Labor Committee
Barden
Drew Pearson
Lee Metcalé
Montana
Cleveland Bailey
West Virginia
Minnesota
Roy Wier
Metcalf
Carl Perkins
Kentucky
Carl Elliott
Alabama
James Roosevelt
California
Bailey
Wier
New York Times
Azzy
Senate
Walter George
U. S. Senate
the Times
Georgia
Bill Robinson
New York Herald Tribune
Coca-Cola
Ang
Auguste
United States
Bunt
Gore
Tennessee
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Margaret Perry
Monmouth
Ore
Dick Peterson
Sue Mull
Peterson
Ike
Sue
Europe
Stop Me A Famous Orchestra And Carnegie Aid
A famed orchestra closed its season with a deficit and appealed to Andrew Carnegie. He offered to cover half if someone else would pay the rest. The management called next day to report success. Carnegie inquired who contributed the other half and learned it was Mrs. Carnegie.
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Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
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