Editorial reflections signal varied views and a veteran tone
The column muses on peace versus war, notes the fading Grand Army of the Republic, and humorously chides a travel writer son. It laments unresolved public concerns, comments on emancipation, Washington realities, and the value of daily rest over vacations. It closes with a biblical reference.
Ramblings and Remnants: Rev Milo J Phillips
Bruce Cowden recalls Rev Milo J Phillips pastor of St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed churches in Washington and Valley. Phillips once was assistant professor of music at Oberlin theological seminary to help fund his ministry training. His father Milo Filipi, emigrant from Czechoslovakia, is also a pastor and spelled Filipi.
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Milo J. Phillips
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
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Valley
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Ohio
Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Milo
Filipi
Czechoslovakia
America
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
All Methodist School
Western Reserve
Oberlin
Iowa University
School of Religion
Eden Seminary
St. Louis
Viley
Reverend Phillips Family History Highlighted
Biographical sketch traces Rev. Mr. Phillips of Washington from Tabor South Dakota to Cedar Rapids and Washington and Valey congregations. It notes education at Chicago and Oberlin and Eden seminary, wartime service in Siberia, and his election as vice president of the Iowa synod. Also lists local birthday and anniversary notices for August.
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Phillipi
Washington
Tabor
South Dakota
Chicago Theological Seminary
Willard Lampe
School of Religion
Iowa State University
Phillipis
Filipis
Phillips
Eden
Washington and Valley
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Phillips
Iowa
Move Iranian Troops To Guard Russ Border
Iran reports sending mechanized infantry columns to reinforce the 1500 mile Iran Soviet frontier. American built trucks carry troops north under a $10 million U.S. arms credit. A military observer notes growing border tension and new fortifications on the Iranian side.
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Russ
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Indian scholar named assistant professor at Boston University
Dr Uttam Chand of India is named Assistant Professor in Mathematical Statistics at Boston University for the 1949 50 academic year. Newspapers once operating in Brighton include the Western Star Brighton Star and Brighton Sun. The YWCA began in Washington in 1925 with a building intended as the YMCA home. Icebergs are not all white some are deep blue in color and vary in width.
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Uttam Chand
India
Boston University
Brighton
Western Star
Brighton Star
Brighton Sun
YWCA
Washington
YMCA
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