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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
3
Jane returns from the cabin as Jim informs of phoning the sheriff to arrest Sherwin. Stenhart and the sheriff race ahead toward the cliff. Sherwin faces his cousin on a ledge. Stenhart falls but is saved by a tree. Sherwin descends the cliff with a rope.
Sherwin risks his life to haul Stenhart from the abyss after a fall. The posse closes in, believing Sherwin a jailbreaker, as Stenhart fights for breath and Max Jordan lies dead. Jim Keller orders urgency as Jane fears for Sherwin and awaits a doctor. TO BE CONTINUED.
The text urges Japan to adopt an American style declaration of rights including free speech religion thought press and an updated constitution. It critiques the current approach as tortuous and inconsistent with a modern democratic framework.
Pattern titled Handy Spice Chest provides an actual-size pattern for trace-and-cut on material. Includes assembly directions with brads and wood glue, designed for a simple one-evening project with basic hand tools. Readers are asked to mail name and address to receive the pattern.
The lesson outlines include subject topics and scripture excerpts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for April 7. Copyright permissions accompany the selections for use in teaching and study.
A devotional outline presents Jesus as a friend available to all. It covers welcoming children, choosing witnesses, aiding women, receiving outcasts, and converting rulers, urging readers to place faith and follow commands to become Jesus friends.
A reflective column balances renunciation of war with biting humor on Japanese postwar rhetoric and a jab at smokey consumer culture. It weighs public fooled by smooth talk, radio ads, and labor strife, while noting GM strikes and FCC moves to curb excess advertising.
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