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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
6
The March of Dimes reports funds spent by the National Foundation and its chapters on transportation hospital care doctors and nurses equipment and therapy for polio patients. Average yearly treatment costs about 2500 with long term needs. Half of contributions stay local while the rest supports epidemic aid education and research.
John J. Ray of Fort Worth, aged 100, is believed to be the oldest living member of the Masonic Lodge in the United States.
The Church of the Brethren donates 175 head of mainly Gurnseys and dulsteins to UNRRA for Czechoslovakia to rebuild war wrecked herds, with volunteers from many states funding and tending the project. The piece also notes awards to Dr John W Burton and a $19 million Protestant relief fund through the World Council of Churches and related bodies.
Multiple local churches announce services and welcome parishioners including Methodist, St James Lutheran, Presbyterian and St Anthony’s. Social notes report visits from San Antonio and Claudcroft residents, with Masses at St Anthony’s and Holy Day reminders.
A 1254 mile conduit named the Big Inch extends from Longview Texas to Linden New Jersey. A street remark jokes about hiring practices seen in casual chatter overheard on a city corner.
The piece portrays James F Lincoln of Cleveland proposing a simple pay based on worker value to resolve labor management strife. It cites years of no layoffs or wage cuts, rising productivity, and lower prices, while dividends rise for worker-owners. The author questions the plan’s practicality and mocks critics.
A reader shares how losing church attendance can erode faith and conscience. The note urges ongoing Bible study prayer and reflection to nourish faith, warning that worldly distractions and doubts threaten the gift of belief.
In Minneapolis the Gamble Stores headquarters gives GI visitors prompt individual attention with no lines or forms. The GI greeter escorts veterans through the offices, handling job inquiries and tax blanks with swift, personal service.
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