What the World Needs More Than Atomic Bomb Defenses
A 1945 editorial urges a shift from diplomacy to steadfast religious and civic renewal. It calls for educators evangelists and a forceful clergy to combat indifference, promote faith in daily life, and return to principled leadership across churches, schools, and workplaces. It also critiques Japan’s wartime stance and discusses postwar questions about veterans benefits and public welfare.
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Woods
Massachusetts
Brotherhood of Man
Society For Self-Destruction
Reinstating National Service Life Insurance for Veterans
The Veterans Administration clarifies reinstatement rules for World War II veterans whose National Service Life Insurance lapsed. Reinstatement requires two premiums and health evidence within six months of discharge. beyond six months, within three months. Partial reinstatement from $1,000 to $10,000 in $500 steps is allowed with two premiums. Congress extends five year level premium policies to three more years. those issued before 1949 end must convert to permanent plans at expiration. Converted policies bear cash value. five year term policies do not.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
National Service Life
Missionary Church at Antioch The Model for Believers
A historic lesson on a spiritually alive church at Antioch, where Barnabas and Saul's ministry flourished. The text highlights fellowship, generosity, and mission as core practices, showing how a church that prays, fasts, and supports evangelism becomes a center of outreach and unity for both Jews and Gentiles.
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Philip
Samaria
Phenice
Cyprus
Antioch
Jerusalem
Timor
Making a Love Seat From New and Old Parts
A homemaking note explains improvising furniture during furnishing. A simple frame uses an old car seat padded and covered to harmonize with an adjacent upholstered chair. The piece demonstrates how thrift and smart design can yield attractive, cohesive accents.
Ironing Made Easy With Faultless Starch Joyful Day
Mississippi housewife Florence Soloman touts Faultless Starch as a cure for ironing day blues. The ad claims the product includes built in ironing aids, prevents sticky irons, and requires no cooking to prepare, promising a smooth, faultless finish.
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IDEA
Mississippi
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