Communism and Christianity Clash Over Life and God
A historical essay argues that Communism rejects God, religion, and the family while economics drive its history, contrasting it with Christianity which centers on God, the gospel, and the family. It contends Christianity offers justice, love, and human dignity while predicting Communism’s downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Libertes Union
Sperch
Senate
United State
Communist Party
Childran
Comuunist
United States
Americ
Comimuniam
Communian
Vital Amy
German moratorium suspends Young and Dawes loan payments
The German government declared a moratorium on payments on the Young and Dawes loans, supplementing a prior reichsbank pause on new obligations. Finance Minister von Krosigk said interest and amortization on state loans would be suspended for the time being, with an explanatory statement planned for capitals where parts of the loans were issued. The move aims to conserve foreign exchange, with no refunds expected for six months, and estimates suggest large savings in exchange for the second half of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derlin
Young and Dawes
Reichabank
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigsk
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Young Bonds
Owen D. Young
Reiehabsnk
Germany
German Institute of Business Research
Young
Dawes Joan
Cuba Toughens Drive After Havana Bombing Blast
Havana reports a bomb in a camera box Injured the president and killed two. Ten suspects held as government enacts public order law banning civilian arms except via permits. A new court of urgency will try terrorists with no bail. Naval divers report a handkerchief bearing a suspect’s initials at the scene. Fresh disorder feared as ADC society opens.
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Havana
Ririck
Carios Mendeza
Platela
Mendieta
ADC
Oil drilling progress in Hunton zone across multiple wells
In the Hunton field several wells reached depths around 3,900 feet with Craddock No 1 and Delaney No 2 Craddock showing productive signals while others sit at 4,646 to 4,795 feet. Operations advance in 19-2-7 and 26-2-6 tracts with new drilling and cementing to prevent gas incursions and moving to deeper sands near Allen and Norris. Delaney and partners report ongoing drilling with several shallow producers and a flaking job continuing at multiple sites.
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Hunton
Lewis
Hurtton
H. Ly Bhickstock
Hatter, Inc
AL Se
Ed Moore Na
Wirlek
Adan
Delaney and Otters No
Vida
Tha ‘da
MD Moora
Jin
Fruntton
Magnolia
Norris
Tower
Ball
H. L. Blackstock
Simpson Dense
Crosbie
Dawes* Harden
Baxsanil
Deaner- Moora
Gray
Delaney
Walker
Dixon
McCraw
Kemp
Allen
Norriw
Norria
Font, Delaney and Others
Craddock
Drilling Progress Report On Multiple Wells In Dense Formation
The survey notes drilling toward the Hunton formation with two promising plow readings at the surface. Wells including Crosbla No 2 Dawes Harden, Moore No 2 Wirlek, and Blackstack No 1 Lewis reach depths from 1 835 to 4 656 feet while remaining in Simpson dense formation.
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Hunton
Crosbla
Dawes Harden
Tiddle and Wrumsey
Barnes
A& Way
Moore
Wirlek
H. L
Blackstack
Lewis
Simpson Dense
Oklahoma cotton ginning rates struck down by court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court today vacated a 1952 34 season cotton ginning rate order, deeming it inadequate. The commission must set a new reasonable rate, with testimony largely from commission staffer Mark Louthian. current figures projected a 4.28 percent profit but included charges for picked cotton bales sacks and bagging that the court found problematic. The ruling affects ginners statewide and follows activity in Happyland and Ada communities amid a busy hay baling period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Apepeat
Oklahoma Ginnera’ Association
Mark Loutham
Lowthian
Juatics
Fletcher Riley
One Killed Three Hurt In Hugo Auto Crash
Hugo June 16 A D Merida was killed instantly and three others injured when an automobile driven by Nelson Miles of Hugo collided with a truck driven by H B Blue of Wewoka on the Parly Hugo highway. Injured were Catherine Duke of Warney broken jaw Nelson Miles broken arm and Mrs Henry Glenn bruises baby unharmed. Investigators reported no criminal liability.
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Hugo
A. Hugo
A. D. Merida
Catherine Duke
Warney
Nelson Miles
Henry Glenn
Mra. Glenn
Miles
H. BE. Blue
Wewoka
Investigatera
Europe defaults f et payments across six nations
Washington June 14.47 eight European nations facing war debt installments totaling 476 million dollars due tomorrow failed to file state department notices and may be unable to pay. Italy Poland Trumenia and Hungary default after envoys left notes. Only Estonia Latvia Lithuania and Yugoslavia remain to be heard from with about 2 million dollars. Britain France Belgium and Czechoslovakia had already announced default. Turkey behind 14.7 million with 14.7 million due tomorrow. Romania behind 12.0 million with 4.0 million due tomorrow. Romania default noted. Hungary arrears 124 thousand with 2 thousand payment due.
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Washington
State Department
Italy
Poland
Trumenia
Hungary
Estonia
Latvia
Lthunna
Yugoslavia
Pinfond Haa
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Trnlya
Toland
Tumania
Nets
Missionary Dr J Hy Ingram Shot by Robbers Near Peiping
Dr J Hy Ingram a 76 year old American missionary was killed by bandits in a summer bungalow near Peiping as he shielded his wife and grandchildren. A veteran of fifty years in China he worked with the American Board of Missions and was hailed as a foreign friend. Officials vowed swift action against the outlaws and protection for foreign residents. The family, including grandchildren, witnessed the attack and the robbery yielded only small personal property.
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Peiping
China
United States
J. Hy Ingram
Ingram
Ching
Dr. Ingram
Richland County
Ohio
American Board of Missions
Boston
Gating
Peltuiho
Uurayeh
North China
County road warrants issued to pay maintenance funds
County officials announced warrants for road maintenance and construction in the fiscal year 1933-34 will be paid once current funds on hand are allocated, expected within days. The move, unprecedented before year end, relies on conservative apportionment and surplus revenue from gas tax and licensing taxes to cover interest and bonds.
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Fren Fridas
Suon
Pontotor
Finland Pays World War Debt to United States
Washington reports Finland sent a cash payment of $166,536 via National City Bank New York as part of the wartime debt settlement. The United States still holds $477,343,844 due from 13 nations, with Hungary contributing a certificate for $26,971 credit to the U.S. Officials remain unable to draw against advances.
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Washington
Finland
National City Bank i
New York
United States
Hungary
Pengoa
Saint- Holvil Donk
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