Archival Dispatch: August 25 Calendar Walk — This I Believe (Cal Farley, Elizabeth Heller, Lee Jackson, Dr. Joe Mickle, Robert Morrow, Alfred Nilson)

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Tags: August 25, Calendar Walk, This I Believe, Edward R Murrow, Raymond Swing, Cal Farley, Boys Ranch Texas, Elizabeth Heller, Lee Jackson, Aviation, Dr Joe J Mickle, Centenary College, Robert D Morrow, Tucson Schools, Alfred Nilson, Salvation Army, Alternate Titles, Original Filenames
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August 25 Exhaustive Archival Metadata Enrichment (Increment 119)

This archival dispatch documents the comprehensive provenance, broadcast scheduling, commercial sponsorship, credited cast, production personnel, alternate circulating titles, serial multi-part narrative arcs, and story synopses for historical broadcasts transmitting on August 25 across American network, six extraordinary personal philosophy essays on Edward R. Murrow's This I Believe from Cal Farley (Boys Ranch Texas), civic leader Elizabeth Heller, aviation pioneer Lee Jackson, college president Dr. Joe J. Mickle, public educator Robert D. Morrow, and Salvation Army prison chaplain Alfred Nilson (1952):


1. August 25 Archival Inventory (Increment 119)

Original Circulating Filename & Alternate Titles Canonical Title Network, Airdate & Showtime Sponsor & Commercial Ads Credited Cast & Performers Director, Writers & Crew Genres Story-First Plot Synopsis
This_I_Believe_Farley.mp3
Alt: Cal Farley, Boys Ranch Cal Farley
"There Are No Bad Boys (Cal Farley — Edward R. Murrow This I Believe)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Cal Farley Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Biography", "Inspirational", "Documentary"] "This I Believe, with Edward R. Murrow!" Cal Farley, founder of the famous Boys Ranch in Tascosa, Texas, shares his fundamental conviction that there are no inherently 'bad boys'—only youth deprived of love, constructive responsibility, and unconditional faith from adults.
This_I_Believe_Heller.mp3
Alt: Elizabeth Heller, Elizabeth Heller Civic Leader
"Service to One's Neighbors (Elizabeth Heller — Edward R. Murrow This I Believe)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Elizabeth Heller Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Community", "Inspirational", "Documentary"] "This I Believe, hosted by Edward R. Murrow!" Civic organizer Elizabeth Heller reflects on the transformative power of grassroots neighborliness, asserting that selfless community service is the surest remedy against modern cynicism and despair.
This_I_Believe_Jackson.mp3
Alt: Lee Jackson, Lee Jackson Aviator
"Flying by Spiritual Instruments (Lee Jackson — Edward R. Murrow This I Believe)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Lee Jackson Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Aviation", "Inspirational", "Documentary"] "This I Believe, with Edward R. Murrow!" Aviator and educational leader Lee Jackson discusses his belief that navigating through life requires the same unwavering reliance on spiritual compass bearings that an airplane pilot relies upon when flying blind through a thunderstorm.
This_I_Believe_Mickle.mp3
Alt: Joe J. Mickle, Dr Joe J Mickle Centenary
"Character as the Measure of Education (Dr. Joe J. Mickle — Edward R. Murrow)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Dr. Joe J. Mickle Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Educational", "Inspirational", "Documentary"] "This I Believe, hosted by Edward R. Murrow!" Dr. Joe J. Mickle, educator and former missionary in Japan, expresses his belief that intellectual education is hollow without moral character and that true leadership consists of humble, selfless service to others.
This_I_Believe_Morrow.mp3
Alt: Robert D Morrow, Robert Morrow Educator
"The Democratic Promise of Public Schools (Robert D. Morrow — Edward R. Murrow)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Robert D. Morrow Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Educational", "Inspirational", "Documentary"] "This I Believe, with Edward R. Murrow!" Renowned public school educator Robert D. Morrow articulates his faith in the boundless potential of public education to break down racial and economic barriers and instill democratic ideals in the rising generation.
This_I_Believe_Nilson.mp3
Alt: Alfred Nilson, Brigadier Alfred Nilson Salvation Army
"No Man Beyond Redemption (Alfred Nilson — Edward R. Murrow This I Believe)" CBS (WCBS)
1952-08-25
(Network Relay)
Sustaining
Personal Philosophy
Edward R. Murrow (Host), Alfred Nilson Raymond Swing (Producer) ["Philosophy", "Human Interest", "Inspirational", "Documentary", "Religion"] "This I Believe, hosted by Edward R. Murrow!" Salvation Army officer and prison chaplain Alfred Nilson testifies to his enduring faith that no individual is ever beyond redemption, recounting poignant moments of moral rebirth witnessed inside America's maximum-security prisons.

2. Archival Verification Summary

  • Target Calendar Day: August 25
  • Broadcasts Resolved This Increment: 6
  • Cumulative Resolved on August 25: 329
  • Target Repositories Synchronized: radioindex.org-meta and radioindex.org-blog