Freedoms Foundation and Crusade for Freedom detailed
Wade E. Miller describes the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, its founders, offices, and staff. The article outlines the foundation mission to promote the American Way of Life, the 18 award categories with cash prizes totaling 104000, and 65000 in school awards. It notes a forthcoming 1950 Valley Forge announcement and a plan to send one teacher and pupil to receive libraries. It ends with a call to join the Crusade for Freedom and the spiritual defense of liberty.
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The
Freedoms Foundation
Crusade For Freedom
Wade E. Miller
Foundation
New York
E. F. Hutton
New York City
Hutton
Valley Forge
Penn
Wells
General Stirling
George Washington
Patrick Henry
United States
Lucius Clay
Berlin
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Backache and Kidney Woes
Older readers with backache fatigue and frequent urination may blame dampness or diet. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, are advertised as providing relief by aiding kidney function and waste removal, with claims of decades of use and wide popularity.
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Doan
Middie Band Campers Win 1950 Awards
Middletown High School held a weekly assembly to recognize 1950 band camp honors. Best boy William Byrd and best girl Donna Pummill won bronze medals, while best girls cabin No 1 earned miniature instrument pins for members Viola Eschliman Reta Eschliman Patricia Tinley Ruthe Smith Dorothy Hoover Maria Jung and Shirley Neville. Best boys cabin Wolfe won pins marking a second win. The event was hosted by new band instructor Joe B Franklin with support from the Middie Band Boosters. The Junior Achievement program preceded the awards with speakers J A Lawler Aeronca Corp president and R J McDade J A director. Delores Rhodes and Dale Kohler were 1950 NAJAC delegates.
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Middletown High School
William Byrd
Donna Pummill
Viola Eschliman
Reta Eschliman
Patricia Tinley
Ruthe Smith
Dorothy Hoover
Maria Jung
Shirley Neville
Wolfe
J. A
Delores Rhodes
Dale Kohler
Hit-Skip Victim Emil Schnell Killed in Cleveland
Emil Schnell, about 65, died after a hit-and-run driver struck him at a busy downtown intersection. He had a Toledo home and was a foreman at Champion Machinery and Forging Company in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Emil Schnell
Toledo
Champion Machinery and Forging Company
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BY Wade E. Miller
Reed-Klopp
Hassock
Uae
Reied-Klopp
Middletown
WPFB
Ross
Wits Snoee Oy
Dotty
Setae
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