American Dream and world role stressed in church address
Dr Sockman delivered a sermon at the American Legion program in New York City urging America to accept leadership in the modern world. He warned Russia may not wage war for 10 to 20 years and stressed a strong economy as defense. The talk touched on religion, morality, and the duty of citizens to sustain United States influence globally.
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Wwe
Christ Chareh
New York City
American Legionning Club
S$ Auditorium
Peter
WNBC
America
Henry D. Livesey
Seram
Oley A. Bloomquist
la Prats Atunt
Fihat
Sockman
Russia
Welf
Spr
Dr. K¢kiman
Spain
Britain
Canteter
Eve Curietin
Russ'ans
Hitler
Corria Pri
Union
Aft
France
Miss Curie
Lockman
Dr. Lockman
United States
Citizen Building Front Entrance Nears Completion
A building including the entrance is finished with remaining brick work on the side and rear to be completed this week. Front entrance features a 15 feet 7 inch high center opening, 12 feet 8 inches wide, with a plate glass door and transom in an aluminum frame. The name Citizen will be mounted over the door in stainless steel in old English style letters. Continuous stone courses top the feature, with terrazzo steps inside to the lobby. After brick work ends on Wednesday, the roof, glass, and heating work will begin.
Speech by Dr Lockman on world peace and restraint
Dr Lockman urged learning axioms behind global problems and praised long range vision with practical steps. He described Americans and pioneers while stressing the need for a strong restrained United States, disarmament, and caution against using atomic force in a shifting international balance. Audience questions followed.
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Abe Lincoln
Hospital Vets Get Yule Gifts From Local Groups
Veterans at Hines hospital receive pre holiday gifts from Ind La range and Co-Operative clubs. Legion posts collect money for cigarettes and donate cartons along with puzzles and small comforts. About 2000 veterans are served by the post under a state program. A December 23 party will present presents. Christina Ward donations go to para pledgie ward with gifts delivered by Marshall Lanning and John Simpson with Waltinoy Danety aiding.
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Hines Hospital
Ind Lachrange
Legion
Co-Operative Club
Htvia
Robert Coulter
Christina
Marshall
Lanning
John Simpson
Whe Hodo
Waltinoy Danety
Silver Pine Cones from Harz Legend
A legend tells of a impoverished miner's wife in the Harz mountains who, during a hard Christmas season, gathers pine cones to sell for food. A mischievous elf offers cones that fill her basket with silver, transforming the tale into a folk motif now echoed by gilded pine cone decorations sold for Christmas fires.
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Harz
Naying
Brucellosis in Humans Overview and Prevention
Brucellosis, mainly contracted from swine and cattle, became reportable in 1928 with under 100 U.S. cases. By 1947 the cases exceeded 6,000. About 35 percent arise from infected animal-origin foods. Prevention relies on pasteurizing milk products and cooking meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adams in Astronomy Cornerstone Visit Recalls US Neglect
John Quincy Adams, aged 77, travels from Massachusetts to Cincinnati to lay a dedicatory stone for a project described as the Astro SUV by a controversial coach, touching on early rail and naval themes. The dedicatory address decries neglect of astronomy in the United States and diverges into household tips about starch removal from ironware and cleaners.
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John Quincy Adams
Massachussetts
Cincinnati
Adams
United States
Invitations Issued For Dorothy Erickson And Robert Kemman Wedding
Mrs Andrew Frederick Erickson invites to the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Lewise and Robert Clarence Kemman on Sunday December 26 at 3 o'clock. The ceremony will be at Grace Lutheran Church with a reception in the parish house. A rehearsal supper precedes the wedding day. Members of the bridal party are noted, with additional social gatherings mentioned. Dorothy, a former La Crosse area receptionist, and her fiancé reside in Destinines with ties to local schools and biographical context included.
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Andrew Frederick Erickson
Dorothy Lewise
Robert Clarence Kemman
Hee Brea
M20
North
Benmerd Ave
Hla
Prickson
Robert Myers
Ruth Schultstads
Lame
Vernon Asenu
Brookfield
High Svhinol Bridge Club
Michael Ple- Set
Carlotta Graves
Lombard
George Knowles
Dolly Middle Teny
Destluines
Dorothy
Cahster Ko
Chi- Cannes
R B High Roundup Christmas Dance and Club Activities
Hi Y members host annual Christmas dance on Monday December 26 at the R B cafeteria Gir’s wear formals Crassless glasses noted as a joke Riverside Brookfield girls. The Rouser staff aims to photograph club and yearbook seniors and faculty pictures for the 1949 yearbook. New driving classes organized by Jenkins and Duval. Uncle Sam’s men in uniform eat pickles at high rate, nutritionists note vitamins A B C supplied.
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Hi-Y
Gir's
Leand
Ffort
Mr. Jenkins
Mr. Duval
Sam
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North Central College
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Hines ‘Hospital
Q. Adams
National Hall
Prairie
Brookfield, Ill
Imperial
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Brice Bunt
Margaret Prickson
Si Aner
Loig Koemman
Delmonico’s
New York
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Berwyn Bethel
Job
E. Stanley Jones
Air
A-B
Kubricht
Hughes
Schrafft
Whitmans
Renee Lyta Wee
Ogoen Avenue
Om Or
BANK
la Grange State Trust
LA Grange
Tricycles
Silex
Brookfield Hardware
Grand Blvd
TEL
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