What doth the Lord require of thee editorial
A brief editorial reflection quotes a biblical line about doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God. The piece emphasizes moral conduct and civic responsibility in a religious tone. It frames duties to community in terms of justice mercy and humility.
Mission and politics mix at home and abroad in postwar era
Dr Alva R Hutchinson urges renewed urban mission by Methodist Church as old city areas decay and wealth migrates. The North America Home Council meets at Buck Hill Falls Pa from January 7 to 14 with 23 major Protestant churches shaping home mission work. Nobel laureate John R Mott outlined global Christian service and church organizations while Bishop Oxnam warned that democracy and foreign policy must adapt to avoid war. Resolutions urged justice for Filipinos Koreans and Korea evacuation plans with a United Nations plebiscite. The 80th Congress opened with 429 members sworn in and a power shift. Sam Rayburn became Democratic leader and Joe Martin led Republicans. The new House reduced committees to 19. 103 new faces entered, including seven women. Texas delegation mostly unchanged.
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Buck Hill Falls
John R. Mott
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Student Volunteer Movement
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
International Missionary Council
Institute of Social and Religious Research
World Council of Churches
National War Work Council
Truman
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Union of Socialist Soviet Republic
Korea
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Washington
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Massachusetts
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Martin
Rayburn
House
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Texas
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Dallas
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Ft. Worth
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Corsicana
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Federal Court
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California
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Georgia L. Lusk
New Mexico
Margaret Smith
Maine
Edith Rogers
Katherine St. George
New York
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Catholics Seek Equal Rights Not Church Control in U S
The piece argues Catholics in the United States seek only civil liberty and property rights, not political power or establishment. It cites Cardinal Gibbons praising liberty of conscience and warns against government funding of clergy, asserting the church’s aim is good citizenship and religious freedom. It also notes a New Year visit by Mr and Mrs Homer Lee Stevens and child to relatives.
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England
Duces General Electric
U. S. Steel Corporation
Alfred E. Smith
Vatician
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Faith of Our Fathers
Fritzs spend holidays with Wendel family in Gonzales
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Fritz of Gonzales spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wendel, during a season of family gathering.
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Norbert Fritz of
Gonzales
M. Wendel
Mrs Jinx Hart and Infant Return Home in Harper
Mrs Jinx Hart and her infant son and daughter Nancy Ann returned to their home in Harper Sunday of last week.
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Jinx Hart
Nancy Ann
Harper
Democracy vs Dictatorships and the Petridos Controversy
By George Peck and Dr Alfred P Haake logs a critique of democracies' efficiency facing Hitler Mussolini and Stalin. It argues Stalin outlives them while the United States upholds government by law but faces control over musicians and radio via Petridos, with Marine Band restrictions noted.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
United States
Petridos
United States Marine Band
Pope Calls for Just and Early Peace in Europe
Pope Pius XII urged an early, just peace as Europe faced danger of new conflicts. In a Christmas Eve address to Cardinals, he warned against renewed war agitation and disillusionment, pressed for renewed aid to starving populations, and lamented the fate of the Atlantic Charter in postwar years.
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Churchill
Church Announcements Harpers Extend A Cordial Welcome
Editorial opinion rails against labor leaders and strikes harming the economy. It portrays unions defying law, cites pickets beating citizens, and contrasts American labor with Soviet repression. It condemns Jawn Lewis and AF of L leadership while urging respect for law and order.
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Jawn Lewis
Bill Green
AF of L
Stalin
Russia
Lewis
Pettillo
America
Labor
St Anthony's Church Mass and parish notices
Sunday mass at 8 30 and 10 o clock with Holy Family feast observances. Communion for Holy Name Society men. St Ann's Society after 10 mass and CCD prayers. Annual report due Jan 19 and adult discussion resumes Jan 17. Choir social Jan 15 hosted by Father Giter. Fredericksburg visitors Dean and Hugo Hopf family. St James Lutheran Church services and union services schedule. Roy Worley from Ballinger visited.
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St. Ann's Society
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Father Giter
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