Laus letter warns on removing prayer from public life
Editorial notes Sen Frank J Lausche publishes a March 23 letter to Rev David W Leebe of Coshocton First Baptist arguing that removing God from public schools and public life would erode constitutional government and civil liberty. He questions future limits on chaplains and military advising and calls for further discussion despite time limits.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
David W. Leebe
First Baptist Church
Coshocton
House of Representatives
Senate of
United States
U.S
Congress curb labor union power debated by Benson
The piece discusses fears of concentrated union power in transportation and supports Senator McClellan's bill S 2573 to bring union activities under federal anti trust laws. It argues that Hoffa and Bridges wield economic life or death power over towns and commerce and warns against any concentration threatening democracy.
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Congress
Congressional
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
McClellan
Ion
Senator McClellan
James Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
Hoffa
Bridges
Wounded rebels seek discharge oath at Camp Dennison
Wounded rebel prisoners sign petition to Gov Tod asking discharge and pledge allegiance to the United States. The Fourth of July celebrations loom with orations at Bethel Amelia and Camp Dennison as Groesbeck and Fyffe prepare addresses.
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Camp Gennison
Gov. Tod
United States
Clermont Courier Honors Honorary Editorial Board Members
The Clermont Courier announces its Honorary Editorial Board members with Batavia Ohio as the community backdrop. The list recognizes local figures contributing to civic discourse and newspaper stewardship.
Moral Re-Armament and the Ford-Buchman Alliance
Senior U S military leaders embraced an ideology for the twentieth century as Frank Buchman built Moral Re Armament with allies like Henry Ford Edison and Firestone. Ford hosted meetings and helped fund Mackinac Island training while Buchman aided Mrs Ford and Frank Buchman’s circle. Joe Scott of Los Angeles lauded Buchman’s global moral work as he traversed Asia, America, and Europe to spread Moral Re Armament aiming to shape public policy and world events.
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America
Frank Buckman
Washington
Mackinac
Frank Buchman
Buchman
John Riffe
CIO
Riffe
Firestone
Edison
Ford
Henry Ford
Fords
MRA
Greenfield Village
Mackinac Island
Dearborn
Mrs. Ford
Dr. Buchman
Saratoga
Europe
Fairlane
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
California
Herbert Hoover
Los An
Joe Scott
Asia
Joe
Pause that refreshes a coffee break joke column
Light anecdotes feature a joke about a small boy named Julius and a tainted nickname, a quip about gifted children and retarded parents, and a college dating letter ending with a humorous telegram pun about hunting and dating. The piece relies on playful wordplay and light editorial humor from campus life.
Hezekiah Adams Sparks Church Steeple Feud in Pisgah
In Pisgah a preacher from Zeke Grubb's country store reports Hezekiah Adams stirred debate at a ping-pong committee meeting by claiming a rival church will have a two foot higher steeple, prompting talk of a new church and whiffs of church rivalry as Katie Hightower fainted at the news.
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Zeke Grubb
Country Store
Hezekiah Adams
Hezekiah
Hezekijah
Katie Hightower
Katie
Campaign to Build a New Church Sparks Community Drive
The congregation plans a fast push to raise funds and support for a new church with a chicken noodle supper twice weekly and a raffle of a white-face heifer. The Parson leads as the Measuring Committee sets to compare with another steeple, urging members to contribute.
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Katie
Hisself
Poet's Nook tribute to a fallen hero and grace
The verses honor a gallant lad who earned medals not for himself alone but reflecting comrades who fell beside him. The speaker, Grace Joslen, notes the hero’s crest was reached by chance while others fell unknown and recalls the lad’s humble reply from beyond this world.
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George S. Benson
Eloise Ellis
Batavia
Amelia
Temperance House
L. T. Perrine
Homer Buerkie
James Walls
Bryan
Hancock
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Harmon
G.A.R. Posts and Comrades
Highland Park
Guy E. Montgomery
Cincinnati
Ethel L. Vance
Bantam
Herbert C. Rowan
Marathon
Allie Hulick
Williamsburg
William W. Ward
Eastwood
Ulah B. Johnson
Milford
Frank Brockman
Myrtle Fleck
New Berry
Youngstown
Batavia Unit National Guard
Frank Morrison
Sargeant Parrott
Tommy Colbur
Cleveland Exposition
Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Company
West Main St
Bequest
Tae
Peter Howard
Son
Jule
Nick-Mane
Julius
Bilious
Pisgah
Pete
Poet’s Nook
Grace Joslen
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