Salvation Army Emphasizes Youth Work in City Report
Captain Leslie Carter released an annual report covering January 1, 1950 to May 32, 1950. Highlights include 74 Sunday School sessions with 2239 attendees, 56 Bible training rosters with 262 participants, 72 Young People's meetings drawing 1,270, and 14 revival services aiding 1,415. Emergency relief reached 1,115 individuals with 178 baskets, 283 grocery orders, and 17 garment pairs distributed.
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Dothan Salvation Army
Leslie Carter
Carter
Ours
Pralong Converninn
HADACOL Promoted By Mrs McIntosh in Memphis Tennessee
A reader letter from Mrs McIntosh at Kirkland Tennessee April 3 1950 extols Hadacol a tonic claimed to cure stomach disturbances and related nervous fatigue. The message praises quick relief and broader health benefits, noting improvements in the writer and her grandmother after using the product.
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Ms. MeThtor
Panto Bs
Abundant Living by Stanley Jones on Spiritual Resources
The talk urges Christians to tap deeper resources beyond conventional faith. It argues for a transformed life through the Living Spirit, contrasting superficial religiosity with a fuller, empowered Christianity.
Munitions Boardguided wartime stockpile and work
The Munitions Board manages wartime stockpiles started in 1933 and aims to secure minerals and materials for defense. It reports slow progress with only a fraction contracted and spent, while stockpiles and plant readiness rely on government auctions, private plant deals, and searches for alternative sources across nations and regions.
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Ara
Nkey
Suatea
Aftioch
Netherlands East Indies
U S and British Airmen Strike Korea in Co-Operative Raid
Eyewitness account by Harold Martin in The Atlanta Constitution and The Saturday Evening Post describes a two day carrier strike against North Korea. United States Seventh Fleet and British Task Force planes bombed airfields, rail yards, bridges, and locomotives near Pyongyang and Haegu, with heavy anti aircraft fire and several aircraft losses. Notable feats include a carrier night landing by a pilot, downed enemy Yak fighters, and a successful railroad strike extracting locomotives.
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Noth
Harold Martin
Atlanta
Harold Mart
U.S. Navy
Korea
United States 7Th Fleet
Pyongyart
Haeju
Arthur Dewey Breubie
United States Navy
United Nation
Stower
Cindr
Pr Lanham
Terple
Tahar Va
Combat Pior
Lennard Plog
Haed River
Ore
Arena
Lille Rack
Ark
Jegan
Carter
Rele
Deen
Panther
Home Buyers Get Breaks for Veterans in Mortgage Terms
The article outlines new mortgage terms for veterans, noting a shift from 1900s periods to modern lengths. It cites laws and figures showing interest rate adjustments and extended amortization, with loans spanning 13 to 38 years in many cases and some up to 25 to 30 years for certain buyers.
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Chicago
Cary
Lawines & Tomy Tengae
Railroad Route Through Aftigan Confronts Mountain Pass
A rail line extends from the Aftigan coast toward Kili maniare and the Aten region per a plan noted in civilian life records. The board lists three key civilian officials from the armed services including C. Koshler, Archibald Alexander, and several senior assistants from Voree.
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Aftigan Cnast
Kili
Maniare Mountain
Weboard
Font C. Koshler
Ne Navy
Archibald
Alexander
Tyder
Voree
Trade School To Close Bank Calls Issued During Guard Period
Napier Field Vocational Trade School will close for two weeks starting in March for National Guard training at Ft Benning. Administrative offices will close only during the second week. The move follows a Guard call affecting school operations and student participation. The federal banking agencies issued calls for bank statements as of June 30, impacting state and nonmember banks.
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Napier Field Vocational Trade School
Manda
Turner
Sehool
Waliington
Waserday
Busness
Federal Reserve Board
iThe Federal Deposit Insuran Corporation
Churchill warns of world war risk from Korea winner
In a House of Commons remark, Winston Churchill warns a Communist victory in Korea could trigger a broader world conflict. He notes Korea as a strategic base for global power, stresses UN actions aim to establish peninsula independence, and cites U S and UN plans to intensify air power as frontline efforts continue amid rising tension.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Korea
Churchill
Koreas
Russia
Fee East
Asia
United Nations
High Command
Washington
MacArthur
Truman
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Mrs. McIntosh
Shirley Kmules
Shirley
France
Dover
England
NEA
Stanley Jones
Gai
Epa
Cnet
Christan
Texas
Erick
Meha Fayeriniee
Caneshirs
Munitions Board
James Marlow
Congress
Andi
Munsiens Board
Alent
Absit
Air Force
Hubert E. Howard
Ont
EE Bentley Termite CO
Monarch
Dothan
U.S
Bataan
NEA Telephotor
Lnconte
el Capitan
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Athens
Monica
NEA Telenhaio
Dewitt Mackentir
Harden
Pointers Buyer
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Cadillac
DELCO
General Motore Deolera
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Cowie
Foster St
DIAL
Rainer
North Foster
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