Ex-Reporter Turns To Priesthood After Private Miracle
William Dougell, ex-reporter, quits press room to join Catholic parish life in Salt Lake City. His path to the priesthood began after surviving a sinking Japanese attack on a Dutch freighter near Java on March 7, 1842. He credits a private miracle and later studied at the Sulpician Seminary, awaiting ordination as a deacon at Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in a ceremony led by Bishop J. McCormick.
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Memoir of a reporter who chose the priesthood on the voyage of life
A tribute to Bill McDougall, veteran journalist and Harvard Nieman fellow, who left journalism for divine service. The piece recalls his bold reporting from Tokyo, Shanghai, and the Pearl Harbor era, his war writings drawing critical praise, and a dramatic survival at sea later described as a private miracle.
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US Bombers in England Prepare for Distant Strikes
US air forces in Britain are expanding bases and crews ahead of potential long range strikes toward targets beyond Moscow. More than 61,000 airmen and 4909 dependents are stationed across B-24 and B-5 fields, with four bases to open soon. Training centers on radar bombing, cloud penetration, and in-flight refueling to enable direct U.S. routes to distant targets.
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Houston Records Rise in City Health Crisis
Houston officials reported two new urban disease cases this year, bringing the total to 37 with one death. The victims include a seven year old from the southeast and a 63 year old from the south central area, marking another grim year in the city.
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TMI Boys To Meet Alumnus MacArthur Visit
San Antonio Texas, June 15. Two Texas Military Institute students will polish brass for an honor guard assignment during General Douglas MacArthur visit. The five star general will inspect the TMI football field, then address the public at the Alamo. Escalator ridership noted: five billion yearly in the United States.
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Disarming the Enemy in Bridge Strategy
A fragmented discussion explains disarming opponents as prep for winning plays. It notes removing certain cards from holdings to prevent counter threats, forcing the adversary to make a damaging but advantageous move. The text includes partial bridge bidding notation and references a deal with vulnerable players on the South hand.
Complex bridge hand misleads defense in rough play
Central Press Feature analyzes a bridge deal where South aims for double finesses after a spade lead. South wins spade lead, advances heart A, and manipulates diamonds to threaten a slam. West's cautious play and East’s unusual signals leave South’s contract vulnerable to missteps and نهاده.
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