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ID
103298
Title of Article
'Voice of the voiceless'
Source
Elkhart Truth
Location
Microfilm - Reference Desk
Picture Caption
Community members, including cancer survivors, release balloons into the sky outside the historic Roosevelt Center to celebrate cancer survivors on Wednesday. Community members, including cancer survivors, prepare to release pink balloons into the sky.
First responders remember 9/11, receive 'Survivor trees'
Source
Elkhart Truth
Location
Ask at Reference Desk
Picture Caption
First responders, officials and members of the public; Procession of first responders; Concord Fire Chief Rick Rochford; Elkhart police and fire; Bryan Jaenichen and Ken Davis; Osolo Township firefigh
(Cancer/Survivors Park envelope); Sassy's Restaurant
Source
Elkhart Truth
Location
Microfilm - Reference Desk
Date
February 22, 1999
History #
Elkhart Truth Collection
Page
A1, A8
ID
92052
Title of Article
Students help display horrors of Holocaust
Notes
Holocaust Timeline (Holocaust envelope)
Source
Elkhart Truth
Location
Microfilm - Reference Desk
Picture Caption
1. Reflections: Abe Price, a Nazi concentration camp survivor 2. Patch used to identify a Pole in the German Reich 3. Star of David Cloth 4. Exhibit involvement: C Lopez, A Barbosa, M Ashley, N Joseph, J Akers, H Haroff, C Vargas, O Lopez, D Gonzalez, Teachers: D Bell, K Cravo, M Krier
Harvey E. Miller, a survivor who lived near the intersection of S.R. 15 and U.S. 20 in Bristol, is shown after the April 11, 1965, Palm Sunday tornadoes. Pg. 16, 4/22/1965 Tornado section.
Magdalene (Mrs. Clarence) Stauffer, survivor from Sunnyside subdivision of the Palm Sunday tornadoes of April, 11, 1965. Pg. 16, 4/22/1965 Tornado section.
Clarence Craigo and daughter (who lived at Sunnyside subdivision), survivors of the Palm Sunday tornadoes of April, 11, 1965. Pg. 16, 4/22/1965 Tornado section.
