Books from the Library By Ant Whitmack
The article reviews pamphlets from National Planning Association Public Affairs committee and Foreign Policy Association, highlighting titles on postwar policy including agriculture, tariffs, the Marshall Plan, and civil liberties. It notes readers gain broader understanding for informed civic action and mentions $17 million in war bonds sold to Navy personnel (1941 1947).
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China
Ruhr
National Planning Association
Public Affairs Committee
Foreign Policy Association
Lowry Nelson
Minnesota College of Agriculture
United States
Gornell
Robert B. Cushman
Hill of Rights
Europe
Middle East
Navy
Veterans of Foreign Wars youth softball drive invites help
SAM POST SAYS Danny Peters shows strong hitting as VFW Youth Activities Program expands. The Post touts softball to build character and citizenry, inviting local veterans to help at the next Post Meeting. Meets the second and fourth Fridays at 1% North 25th Street.
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V.F.W. Post
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
North 25Th Street
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read in Churches of Christ
The December 5 1948 Sunday Lesson Sermon topic God the Only Cause and Creator was read in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text from Isaiah affirms God formed the earth and created it for habitation and declares I am the Lord. Psalms 119:27 asks to understand thy precepts and speak of thy wondrous works. The Scientist Textbook passage notes spiritual causation relates to human progress.
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Churches of Christ, Scient
Mary Baker Eddy
Gems of Thought Precepts and Sayings
A compact anthology of moral maxims and quotes from Seneca Shakespeare Jesus Whittier and others. It presents reflections on truth practice love generosity and living by one s creed through various brief maxims and attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beker Eddy
Whittier
Edgar A. Guest
Funeral honors for Lt Que Dee Jones at Mountview Cemetery
Military honors at the funeral of Lt. Que Dee Jones were given by the post firing squad and color guard last Saturday at Mountview cemetery. Master Sergeant Mitten O. Terry led the squad with members including Joe Critelis David F. Dick Joe Halterman John Cassillas Noreen Rett Booth and BE W. OConnor. Color guard members were John McConnell Fab Smith and Donald Spangler. The post announces a holiday B party with prizes on Thursday night December 23 at the post hall, along with the regular Friday post meeting at eight. The first 1948 membership drive report will be delivered and door prizes offered. Norman Glark and Art Meyer, captains of two 10 man teams, will not release totals until Friday’s meeting. The AUX holiday party is planned for Monday December 13 for post members auxiliary their children and grandchildren with a 50 cent gift exchange and Santa Claus. The Past Presidents’ club met Monday at Mrs. Alice Hardie’s home for dinner and gifts. Vv. FW. cook books are available as Christmas gifts. Members seeking cookbooks should contact Mrs. Alten ODonnell. Benjamin Franklin’s 1754 newspaper cartoon is noted.
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Que Dee Jones
Mountview Cemetery
Mitten O. Terry
Joe Critelis
David F. Dick
Joe Halterman
John Cassillas
Everett, Booth
BE. W. Oconnor
John McConnell
Fab Smith
Donald Spangler
Norman Glark
Art Meyer
Santa Claus
Fragments Hint at Tight Progress in Matchup
Reading OCR text suggests both teams are making solid progress in the contested game with competitive play and cautious optimism. The brief, fragmented sentence hints at ongoing effort and tension between the sides as fans watch closely.
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Ant Whitmack
Sam Post
Danny Peters
Norden
Danny
V.F.W
Singer Sewing Machine
North
Christian Science
Seneca
Gyonjone Books
North Twenty-ninth
Billings Post No. 1694
V.f. Wi Auxeldiary
Alice Hardie
North Thirty-second Street
Alten
Qdonnell
Broadwater Avenue
Benjamin Franklin
America
Frenchy’s Drive Inn
Wolf Creek, Montana
THE
Billings Beer
Billings
Billings Brewing CO
Westeeners
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