Editorial Page Festivity And Human Service Shrine Growth
The Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine reports membership above 830000 across North America. Shriners fund 17 hospitals with a 7000000 annual budget and have treated over 125000 crippled children since 1922. Three new burns centers are planned to address unmet medical needs.
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Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
North America
Shriners
Chicago
Shrine
Chilren
Demonstration At Cherokee Mills Targets Income Tax
Dr George S Benson notes Karl Marx praised a graduated income tax and cites a Cherokee Textile Mills protest where 438 workers received their withholding in silver dollars. Foremen distributed the coins to show the bite of taxation while employees and neighbors react amid debates over a Liberty Amendment and tax policy.
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Karl Marx
Marx
U. S
A. G. Heinsohn, Jr
Somerville
Tenn
The
Knoxville Journal
Kennedy
Cherokee Mills
Tennessee
Uncle Sam
Mr. Heinsohn
Sign Depicting Fort Ancient Mounds Draws Tourists
A four by seven foot sign detailing the Fort Ancient State Memorial history was erected by the Ohio Historical Society on the picnic grounds near Lebanon. Lawrence J. Gray said visitors regularly read the sign, part of a broader program placing memorial signs at state sites. The park on Rt. 350 near Lebanon opens by day. the museum closes Oct. 31.
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Fort Ancient Mounds
Lebanon
Ohio Historical Society
Lawrence J. Gray
Peemie
Peterial
Ft. Ancient
State Historical Society
Rt. 350
Gray
I State
Memorial
Conical ‘Society
The
Ohio Histor
Selections From Courier Files by Eloise Ellis
A retrospective look recalls a Main Street wagon accident injuring Mr. Miller and a buggy collision near Batavia. Also notes thanks from G A R members, remarks on farmer dealer G M Roudebush, a 1933 music class recital, hunter bounty limits, a Mt. Carmel exhibit, and a forthcoming state tax amendment petition drive.
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Charles Miller
Iron Grays
Main Street
Mr. M
Dan Tate
Norman Burnet
Moral Re-Armament and Frank Buchmen in Wartime Speech
Alan Thornhill surveys Frank Buchman’s wartime influence through the Moral Re-Armament movement noting how his speeches urged mobilizing moral and spiritual strength to safeguard democracy against materialist ideologies while critics challenged his global activism and revolutionary forces.
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Frank Buchmen
Alan Thornhill
Frank Ruehren
Frank Buehman
Ohio enacts broad natural resources and crime laws
A new Ohio law package taking effect Sept 30 expands the Recreation and Resources Commission and shifts duties in the Natural Resources Department. It raises freeway speed limits and updates governance for agencies. Other measures cover public aid, taxation, education programs, and residency rules for ballots.
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Department of Natural Resources
John E. Wilson
Clermont County
Ohio — General Assembly
Recreation and Resources Commission
Wildlife Council
Parks and Recreation Council
Waterways Safety Council
Water Commission
Public Works
Wildlife Division
Natural Resources
Park
Wilson
Secretary of State
Conservancy
Ohio
Senate
House
Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Establishment charges stir liberal Republicans and Democrats
The piece alleges a cross party Establishment in Washington blamed by liberals. It cites Senator Joe Clark and Governor Rockefeller accusing Republicans and Southern Democrats, referencing Taft's rise, labor unions, Taft Hartley, and clashes on Meet the Press as proof of persistent elite influence.
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Communi Fto
Washington
Joe, Clark
Huntley-Brinkley
Republican Party
Clark
Rockefeller
Meet the Press
Barry Goldwater
Young Lukens
Fulton, Lewis, , Jr
Mate
Shifting Allegiances Cloud Lukens Battle Within Party
Report notes internal opposition within Lukens party as the battle intensifies. A shocked opposition member leaks concern about supporters and tactics while commentators debate who delivers victory for “the Establishment.”
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Lukens
Poet's Nook and Autumn Reflections
Poem fragment from Poet's Nook shows a writer noting unpublished and reprint poems, with a contributor address in the upper left and a Stephen Schister excerpt about autumn geese. The piece blends farming musings and seasonal imagery with melancholy lines about geese and autumn colors.
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Columm
Eden Hamilton
Clade Matt Bf
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