Poets and Proclamations Echo Flag Day Tone
Editorial note recalls Flag Day June 14 and a May 30 proclamation by President Wilson urging national unity. The piece frames the call for national service and shared sacrifice amid wartime concerns, underscoring civic duty and patriotic reflection.
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Woodrow Wilson
Flag Day Appeal and Motherly Advice Echoes
A fragment mentions Flag Day June 14 symbolizing liberty and justice, with lines referencing Mrs. E. William Monter Clough Valley Chapter OUR MOTHERLY ADVICE. The text shifts to a playful dialogue about a pilot contacting a control tower and landing instructions as a humorous interjection.
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E. William Monter
Clough Valley Chapter
Practice Citizenship at Freedom Forum XXVIII One-Day Plan
National Education Program Freedom Forum XXVIII advocates citizenship through a One-Day Forum package. The program includes a flannelboard presentation, four short films, a film strip on the 1967-68 Federal Budget, and a 23-minute talk by John Noble from a Soviet labor camp. It promotes civic participation, understanding of American systems, and resistance to demagoguery.
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America
Boston
San Diego
Meadowbridge
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Rock Springs
Wyoming
John Noble
Russia
Vorkuta
Arctic Circle
Searcy
Rkansas Freedom Forum
Three Passes for Company M Recruits in 1917 Draft
Fifty years ago in Clermont County the seven recruits for Company M faced medical exams. three passed. Dr. Hicks rejected four for reasons including flat feet and weight. The three successful men Charles Miller Everett Hackett and Clarence Rice will be called to camp around July 15 for training.
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Company M
Morris Hicks
Amelia
Charles Miller
Fred Kline
Everett Hackett
F. A. Hackett
Clarence Rice
Hayden Rice
Flag presentations honor Day of Service in local chapter
In observance of Flag Day June 14 two American flags flown over the Capitol were presented by Mrs. Wendell D. Dunn, Regent, to Bert Lawson of the Cincinnati Recreation Commission at the California Nature Preserve, with another flag given to Sister Theresa, C.S.J., for the Immaculate Heart of School Forestville. The Lough Valley Chapter urges display of the U.S. flag on many national holidays.
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Cf Wall
Ted
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Wendell D. Dunn
Bert Lawson
Cincinnati Recreation
Washington
United States
I Am a Tired American by Alan McIntosh
A lengthy patriotic manifesto from The Star Herald of Laverne Minnesota denounces foreign mobs and domestic critics. It rails against antiwar protesters, civil rights activists, beatniks, and alleged cultural enemies while praising American values, capitalism, and national unity.
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Alan
Mcintosh
the Star Herald
Laverne, Minn
America
Castro
Johnson
United States
China
Canoe race woes and misadventures in Clermont race tale
A Clermont Courier chronicle recalls a rough canoe race weekend filled with camera woes, practice woes, a near injury, and a slow finish. The writer notes rain, cold, a jail threat over bank trespass, and a mishap with wrong film while contrasting eager teams against their own soggy effort.
Ohio House passes major motor vehicle bill in Columbus
The Ohio House approved a comprehensive traffic bill on June 1, adding implied consent for DUI testing instructing arrested drivers to submit to chemical, urine or breath tests. The measure includes extended penalties and safety provisions for motorcycles, case details and future Senate action anticipated, with sponsor remarks cited.
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Ohio House of
Ohio
Senate
Poet's Nook and Quilt Work Verses
A crumbling fragment from The Poet's Nook presents poems about rainy day adventures and attic joys. It includes playful lines on rain making grass and streams thrive and a Farm Journal piece about cutting uneven squares for a quilt stored as dreams awaiting joining another day.
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Farm Journal
Parson Jones Catalogs Moon Race Fears and Nonsense
Parson Jones mocks the space race debate in a letter to the publisher. He pokes at government plans to reach the moon first, jokes about moon dwellers, and riffs on alcohol and LSD analogies. He worries about lunar base military use and social security on the moon, closing with a playful sign-off.
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Outer Space
Charles DeGaul
Cassus Madpie
United States
Earth
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