Bible Sales Hit New World Peak Amid War Demand
New York reports show the Bible’s popularity rising worldwide as 390,000 copies a year are printed in 148 languages. Dr. Frantis C Sufler of the American Bible Society cites heavy distribution to prisoners of war in Japan, Germany, France, and the English and Russian sectors, with a surge after Pearl Harbor and government gifting.
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Local teen inches toward air cadet goal
William H Dalzsel, 18, of Gur nee Virginia, attempted to enlist as an Amy Aviation Cadet last June but was rejected for being under height. After months of stretching and exercises he has reached within three and a half inches of the required height and now qualifies after the examiner’s tape measure confirms his progress. Lieut. F. E. Kanple man of Lawrence Kansas presided at the Chicago examining board as pictured.
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Bible boom fuels unusual market oddities and exports
The article details a curious surge around Bibles and scriptural goods. It notes sellers doubling price, steel covering of 11 cent Bibles, and high demand including sales to China. It cites Dr. Stifler on publishing expansion, record Bible distributions, and missionary alphabet inventions amid global language efforts.
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