We Are Heartily Sorry Penitence and Confession Theme
A reflective column on repentance and penitence rooted in biblical passages. It discusses contrition as essential to forgiveness and restoration, linking personal confession to communal reconciliation and spiritual renewal. The piece ends with a prayer asking for a renewed spirit of godly sorrow.
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Jesus
Christ
New Nation Israel Faces Postwar Economic Tasks
Israel begins shaping a peacetime economy after the Arab exodus. Immigrants fill homes, farming expands, and desert land awaits irrigation plans. U S Eximbank lends a billion dollars, aiding farm growth as schools train new farm experts. An historic homeland project requires practical steps and foreign aid.
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Israel
United States Export-Import Bank
Rosebery backs Liberal Conservatives to back Churchill
Earl of Rosebery bids National Liberal Council align with Conservatives to restore Winston Churchill and favor Tory rule over Labour. The piece notes Rosebery family history of Liberal and Tory shifts and cites a long line of nobles choosing party over Ireland Home Rule. It touches on pedigree and political stance.
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Great Britain
Earl of Rosebery
National Liberal Council
Winston Churchill
England
Ireland
Queen Victoria
Inside WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS
Washington report on GOP tensions with Hugh Scott amid intra party friction after Omaha defeat. Wherry challenges Dewey leadership, a right left bloc coalition may form, Taft vies for undisputed headship in 1950, Stassen liberal wing also seeks power, while farm bill plans hinge on parity based loans and acreage controls.
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Hugh Scott
Omaha
Scott
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Washington
Senate Gop
Kennett Wherry
Nebraska
Wherry
Senate
Robert A Taft
Ohio
United Labor
Buckeye
Harold E. Stassen
Congress
Agriculture Department
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Truman Nominates McDonald as First U.S. Ambassador to Israel
James G. McDonald, 62 from Bronxville New York, named by President Truman to serve as the United States first ambassador to the new State of Israel. McDonald has long been a foreign policy expert with extensive international experience.
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Trusss Needleman
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Israel
James G. McDonald
Bronxville
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Truman
U.S
McDonald
International
Go Ahead and Cry Donna Faces Marriage Theory
Donna and Si exchange flirty talk as he questions her fear of marriage and pride. Mark arrives at the post Christmas party, signs the guest book, and learns of the girls party system as the scene shifts toward midnight supper plans.
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Donna
New York
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Uncy
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King Features Syndicate
Selden Chapin Returns for Talks on Hungary Recall
U S minister Selden Chapin arrives in Washington for consultation with the State Department after Hungary recalled him on charges he encouraged Cardinal Mindszenty in opposition to the Red controlled government. Velvet ants are wingless wasp relatives.
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U. S
Hungary
Washington
State Department
Cardinal Mindszenty
International
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