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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
3
More than 3,000 boys and girls under 15 were killed in traffic accidents last year. The Hat Rock area on the Columbia River in Oregon will become a new recreational site when the lake forms behind McNary Dam, planned for completion soon.
A quotation by Raymond C. Knox asserts that Christianity is not aligned with any political system or form of government and cannot be said to advocate one. It emphasizes the faith's separation from political agendas and institutions.
A narthex is any enclosed entrance or portico of a church describing the transitional space at the doorway.
Town residents shared news on family visits, surgeries, and community activities. Highlights include Jack Wastwood's return home after surgery, a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party for George and Mrs. Gratton, Cub Scout den skits, and local shopping and turkey-picking outings. Community clubs meet and plan classes and future events, with notes on travel and medical care.
The piece urges readers to value reading, noting only 21 percent of Americans read books and two thirds of reading is done by 10 percent. It promotes National Book Week from November 16 to 22, highlights children's literature, and advises regular library or bookstore visits. Reading is a simple, affordable hobby that strengthens families and relaxes minds.
The American Legion auxiliary announces a national Crusade for Freedom from November 15 to December 15 to support radio transmitters aiding Soviet bloc countries. Members will register for Civil Defense during Armistice Day to Thanksgiving, with training via local Red Cross chapters and calls for donations to veterans in Fort H.
The Library of Congress receives more items from existing holdings than the annual influx of donated books or objects from visitors. The sheer volume of collections already in the library dwarfs the yearly donations from the public.
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