Defense alert grows in Indiana says The Shield
The Shield reports Indiana and nearby western states sit in a defense hot spot as Russian espionage has obtained target data. Bombers could reach Hoosierland in 12 to 18 hours via Siberia or Vladivostok routes, Pacific or Polar paths, with limited detection. Public apathy undermines defense efforts to protect life and property.
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Bypass Routes Boost Trade For California Merchants
The SHIELD reports a California Highway Department survey showing rerouting highways around congested business districts increased merchant profits. In North Sacramento a new freeway reduced traffic on the old four mile retail corridor and cut traffic by forty four percent. Store volume along the bypass rose forty eight and a half percent within two years, outpacing the county wide rise of twenty seven percent. Similar gains followed the Auburn bypass where a transcontinental highway reroute redirected traffic away from the old route.
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From where I sit a banker eyes farm life
I dined with a banker from the state capital who mused about moving to a farm to take it easy. I warned that farming needs hard work and neighbors, and he replied that the plan sounded wonderful and he was sold on a farm.
Report on internal security and the Communist threat
The McCarren Committee report details Soviet espionage aims to infilitrate U S government and colleges. It argues a covert operation by the Institute of Pacific Relations and urges voters to pressure candidates to purge Communist agents from Congress and public offices.
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Local retail activity shifts as fruit trade declines
The text notes a 10 percent drop and outlying areas adjusting, while 75 main stem stores report a 17 percent rise in business despite a downturn in the local fresh fruit industry.
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Gideon the Hero Artist Saint in Biblical Study
The essay examines Gideon as hero artist and saint, noting his battlefield feats against the Midianites, his artistic campaigns, and the faith that underpins sainthood. It contrasts heroism, artistry, and holiness in leaders, citing Lee and Barak as related examples and highlighting faith as essential to sainthood.
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Religious Service Schedule for Loyall Hunt Church
Edgar White serves as minister with Loyall Hunt as superintendent. Mildred Nigh is assistant superintendent. Sunday school at 9:80 a.m. Morning worship 10:40 a.m. Young People 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Motto says you can never go wrong doing what's right.
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Loyall Hunt
Mildred Nigh
Church Leadership and Sunday Schedule Listed
Everett W Chapman is the minister with Alta Carr as pianist. Sunday School Supt Wayne Osborn and Assistant Supt Flora Heim lead the program with Mary Robertson as secretary. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m.
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Mary Robertson
Wesleyan Church Announces Hay Ride Event
Wesleyan church notes a Tuesday evening hay ride for all present, following a quarterly conference weekend with guest speaker Rev. Robert Varderman from Noblesville Indiana. The article highlights a revival mood in Carthage and invites the public to all services.
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Methodist Church Service Announcement
A church notice invites worship at 10 30 to 11 00 with minister Arie V Faris and staff including Hubert Hunt Raymond Manche Sue Ann Truitt Bonnie Manche. Rev Faris is on vacation. Church members welcome to attend.
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East Street Church Service And Market News
East Street Christian Church announces Sunday events with Basil Stultz as minister Edith Hull supervises Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m including communion Sermon by the pastor Memory verse Samuel’s growth noted Attendance last Sunday 103 Also upcoming Methodist Church Market at Citizen Office invites attendees for a food variety Elizabeth Wiggins returns home after Maxwell visit Ben Brown home Maxwell
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Newport’s First Speed Law Enacted After Horseman Incident
In 1678 Newport Rhode Island councilmen passed the nation’s first speed law after a reckless horseback rider struck a girl. The ordinance forbade galloping or running at full speed in Newport streets.
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