Letter from a junior high student critiques government growth
A reader reprints an editorial charged with warning against big government. The junior high student asks who decides schooling, healthcare, housing, and taxation, arguing that increased government control harms individual opportunity and American prosperity. The piece condemns welfare, unions, and corporate managers while praising private property and saving tools of production. Le Sueur Minnesota Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSueur Monesota News Herald
Propheteering in Politics and Civil Unrest Debate
A column critiques political profiteering and racial tensions in public life, condemning demonstrations, riots, and Communist influence while urging responsible leadership and respect. It warns against using turmoil for political gain and calls for principled action and sober national discourse. The piece also notes Amelia-Bobs scout updates and local pack events.
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Washington
Europe
Credit is a Budget Killer Warning
A motivational note cites dangers of debt and auto payments. It warns that safety improves with dry roads and careful driving, but emphasizes the risk of missed payments and the toll of consolidated monthly obligations on budgets. The message blames credit as a leading budget killer.
United Appeal Logic A B C for Community Fund Drive
United Appeal Logic frames fundraising as accountability budgeting and campaign cost control. It argues A equals accountability for dollars given B allocates funds by each agency share and C reduces campaigning expenses to raise needed money through federation. The slogan also claims ABC stands for A Better Community.
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United Appeal
ABC
Returns to First Love Louis Buerkle reopens Sapp meat market
Louis Buerkle resumes ownership of the upper Main Street meat market from Rees Sapp after a year of mutual business ties. Sapp retires due to rheumatic affliction as Bash remains chief salesman. Burglars robbed Dr Bunn's drug store and Keen's restaurant, stealing coins and sweets. Hamilton Jones weds Miss Bessie F Gatch in a quiet ceremony. A Ten Years Ago note recalls Janet Boggs hosting a farewell for Nina Louise Hagar.
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Louis Buerkle
Rees Sapp
Upper Main Street
Rees
Norman Sapp
Norman
Sapp
Buerkle
Bash
Dr. Bunn
Keen's
Main’Street
Keen’s
Hawaii
Janet Boggs
Tabasco Road
Nina Louise Hagar
Moral Re-Armament in Northwest Prompts Youth Action
Northwest youth engage in Moral Re-Armament activities tied to Tomorrow's America. Seattle and Tacoma student leaders advocate constructive programs amid coverage of Seaside riots and national political events. Delegates visit Neah Bay, while Goldwater and Johnson visits frame political backdrop.
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Johnson
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
America
Govenor Hatfield
Seaside
Tacoma
Wes Pruitt
Cleveland High School
Bill Pate
Mt. Rainer High School
Bill Davis
Clover Park High School
Northwest
Barry Goldwater
Seattle Coliseum
Lyndon Johnson
Tororow
Jamil
Pate
Ernest Milholland
Neah Bay
Zach Irving
Supreme Courts
Tom Trebon
Seattle University
Vessel of Honor From Clay of Sinful Men
The piece argues that God calls preachers from imperfect backgrounds, citing Eph. 2 and II Corinthians 5:17 to show that divine choosing defies human judgment. It notes even rough characters like a cursing fisher or a bystander to murder can become gospel messengers through regeneration by the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Christ
Parson Jones Seeks Letter Talk to Clergy amid Politics
Parson Jones offers humorous letter plan to reduce speech to initials in church lingo. He jokes about NRA WPA CCC CIA LBJ and argues for “letter language” to save time. He lists coded member types like FBO FCB OGB HAH STM and FCC as church profiles.
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Liz
Sam
NRA
WPA
CCC
CIA
FBO
FCB
Hezekiah
Ellie Nicklesinger
FCC
Parson Jones
Clermont Cr ups To Incorporate The Midwest Borzoi Club
The filing of articles of incorporation by two Clermont groups was reported today. The First Presbyterian Church of Monterey Ohio Inc names Winfield E. Edwan as agent and lists Bertha Benthien James Jenkins and Winfield E Edman as incorporators. The Midwest Borzoi Club Inc of Pierce township names William W Shepard as agent joining Eugene F ONeill and Pauline Eldred as incorporators.
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Clermont
Ted W. Brown
First Presbyterian Church of
Monterey
Ohio
Winfield E. Edwan
Rt. 4
Batavia
Bertha Benthien
James Jenkins
Winfield E. Edman
Midwest Borzoi Club, Inc
Pierce Township
William W. Shepard
Hopper Hill Rd
Shepard
Eugene F. O'Neill
Pauline Eldred
October Poem and Prayer in The Poet's Nook
A mixed reading from The Poet's Nook presents Grace Joslen and Grace Stilknan Minck poems and prayers. It lists submission details for editors, Edith Hamilton in Cincinnati Ohio, and includes verses about October harvests and a prayerful note about calling on the Lord.
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Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
You
Grace Joslen
Jesus
God
Stilknan Minck
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New Herald
George S$. Benson
J. Edgar Hoover
San Francisco
Amreiean
Cub Pack
Amelia — Pack
Clermont County Fair
Lion’s Park
Randy Berwanger
Ronny Cross
Timmy Kelch
Merrill Taylor
James MacFarland
Richard Turner
Merril Schaffer
Mark Williams
Ray Chase
Gregg Hensley
Steve Wells
Mike Vinning
Chuck Wilfert
Darrell Anderson
Tommy Cross
Bobby Edie
David Brown
Kenney Little
Denny Barnes
Dave Riddle
Eloise
Hamilton Jones
Bessie F. Gatch
Georgiana Gatch
LeSourd
Ellis
Bethel
Anna and
Blance Cox
Lucy Casen
Ruth Ann Paston
Rose Pitman
Hager
Busnd, Corp
Clyde Hager
Korea
E.R. Ungethuem
Walter Krekeler
Mary Ungenthuem
Albert Ungenthuem
Virgil Hammann
Clarence Ungenthuem
Legion Council
Igs Haney
Donaworth
Clermont County
Cliff White Motors, Inc
W. Main St
Cliff White
Stanley Dollenmyer
Belfast Rd
Carl Mauch
Brantner Sn
W. L. Fenley
Clepper Lane
June Hellard
Georgetown
Des Moines
Mount Rainer High School
Rain
By Paul Verney
Clermont Cr Ups
Poet's Nook
Octsser
Old Jack Frost
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