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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1945

Page

3

Union Thanksgiving Services Planned Across Cedar Rapids

The Ministerial Association groups churches for day of thanks with multiple services on Thursday. Westside First Evangelical hosts 10 to 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Stauffacher. east-side First Baptist and others hold 10 a.m. or 10:45 a.m. services with multilingual Czech readings and postwar relief offerings.

Union Eastside Westside The Ministerial Association of Cedar Rapids First Evangelical Church First Avenue Third Street George A. Stauffacher J. Paul Stevens Second Evangelical Church J. E. DeLong Trinity Methodist Church Second Avenue Twelfth Street Zdenek F. Pauk Hus Memorial Milo Filipi Czechoslovakia Bethel A.M.E Mt. Zion Baptist Mt. Zion Church Eighth Street Andrew R. Parks Bethel D. O. Bell Mt. Zion Carl L. Manfred St. Mark’s Lutheran Church St. Mark’s First Lutheran Third Avenue Tenth Street Paul Luther Miller Christian Science Church Second Avenue SE Ellis Park

Joblessness Reported Past Its First Crest

Washington AP report states reconversion unemployment has leveled off after peaking at 1,708,000 in the Oct 6 week. By Nov 10 claims fell to 1,680,000. Agency warns joblessness will rise again as veterans demobilize.

Washington Federal Security Agency

Dr M H Williams Resigns Church Post

Dr Marion H Williams resigns as pastor of the First Christian church effective January 1 1946 after eight years in that role. He serves in the local Ministerial Association and has been its president for one term and is presently its vice president.

Marion H. Williams First Christian Church The Ministerial Association

Local Cleric നിറ Williams Named Leader in 1945 Convention

Dr Williams served as president of the state convention of Christian churches in Iowa in 1945. He is a member of Kiwanis Crescent Masonic Lodge and the Consistory. His plans are indefinite, and he will continue living with his family at 2316 Fourth Avenue SE.

State Convention of Christian Churches Iowa

Coe Students Urged to Embrace Broad Views

Dr Ward C Macy chairman of social studies at Coe College urged students to seek objective and unprejudiced viewpoints in welfare discussions during a Sinclair Hall talk on Tuesday morning. He spoke to the Coe student body detailing the need for balanced analysis.

Coe Ward C. Macy Division of Social Studies Coe College Sinclair

Concept of Welfare

Dr. Macy cites Dr. Arthur Compton on liberal arts teaching as the art of living together harmoniously. He argues that freedom carries responsibilities to gain knowledge and apply it to improve the general welfare, or else humanity cannot fulfill its purpose.

Macy Arthur Compton Dr. Macy

Tyrone Power Returns Home From War Transport Duty

Ty rone Power, famed for daring screen roles and serving as a Marine Corps transport pilot, will arrive Wednesday in Portland, Oregon, aboard the Marvin McIntyre.

Tyrone San Francisco Tyrone Power Marine Corps Portland Ore Marvin Mcintyre

Japan Emerges as Coal Producer in Eastern Asia

Japan strengthens its role in eastern Asia's energy landscape by expanding coal production initiatives. Industry officials say new mines and processing facilities boost domestic supply and support regional demand while shaping future export plans and energy policy debates.

Japan Asia

Nimitz Says Pearl Harbor Attack Fleet Not Sighted

Admiral Chester W. Nimitz told reporters at a press conference that he had great assurance the fleet that attacked Pearl Harbor was not sighted by any United States ship or plane. He dismissed congressional charges that the Beise cruiser spotted the fleet and noted such sighting would have broken radio silence.

Chicago Chester W. Nimitz Pearl Harbor United States Beise Nimitz Oahu

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