Soapless Soap Promises Bright Detergent Future
A described synthetic detergent from petroleum is hailed as soapless and non sudsing in hot or cold water, suitable for all uses of regular soaps. The piece suggests a maternal audience to switch from toilet soaps, noting the war over soaps appears settled.
Reform Plan Sparks Senate House Committee Clash
As the new Congress prepares to convene in January it faces a backlash against the La Follette Monroney Act. The merger plan would cut Senate committees from 33 to 15 and House committees from 48 to 19, costing chairmanships and dissolving special investigative bodies. The 80th Congress must decide whether to adopt the old rules or yield to the reform proposal, a move likely to fade or vanish in time.
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The Air of Freedom and Individual Liberty
Paul Mallon argues that Christianity thrives when active and purposeful, urging Christians to use talents to pursue truth and justice. He links freedom, religion, and democracy, claiming individual rights underlie free churches and free enterprise. The piece stresses freedom as essential to progress and societal order.
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Free Church
Free Business
The Last Stronghold of American Freedom
James B. Hill of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad argues the United States remains the last stronghold of free enterprise and republican government. He asserts vast industrial progress, broad wealth distribution, and the enduring value of freedom against rising totalitarian pressures.
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James B. Hill
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Inflation and wages clash in CIO backed critique
Dr. Paul H. Nystrom of Columbia University argues inflation stems from rising production and distribution costs. He urges CIO aligned buy strikes and wage restraint to curb price increases, stressing pay should reflect productivity gains. More pay for less work hurts living standards and dollars buy less.
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Columbia University
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Lesson for October 27 Selected Scripture Texts
Lesson content outlines subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for guidance. The material is used under permission and reflects the council’s doctrinal framework and teaching aims.
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Pauls Widening Field of Service
A Bible study outlines Pauls expanding mission, from a call by the Holy Spirit through Antioch to pioneering work among Jews and Gentiles. It stresses readiness, sacrifice, and the value of missionary conferences in stimulating giving, prayer, and sending believers to serve God.
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Antioch
Syria
Barnabas
Cyprus
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