Postwar Navy Plan and Economy Debate Highlight Congressional Action
The House approved an amended tax-reduction bill and backed a postwar naval policy envisioning 1 082 ships ready in 30 days with caretaker crews. Lawmakers praised economy while opposing a 700 million dollar airport-aid appropriation, and notes on veterans returning home and local visits followed.
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House
Europe
C. W. Nimitz
Japan
Germany
Congress
Representative Cannon
Missouri
Appropriations Committee
Speaker
Cannon
Uncle Sam
Heifers for Relief Aid in Arkansas and Japan
The Church of the Brethren Service Committee advances social relief efforts including pure-bred Guernsey cows for eighteen Southern Tenant Farmers Union families near Cotton Plant Arkansas with calf returns to fund further aid. Chaplain Newton G. Cosby reports Japan relief funds and leprosy campaign figures led by Don Miller and Mrs Miller with Dr Eugene R Keller berger. Interracial housing and employment programs progress in Portland Seattle Spokane amid wartime demographics.
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Service Committee
Church of the Brethren
America
Southern
Tenant- Farmers Union
Cotton Plant
Arkansas
Tenants’ Cooperative Association
Airborne Christian Church
327Th Glider Infantry
France
Newton G. Cosby
Japan
Fred Atkins Moore
Church Committee For Relief
Asia
Cosby
Tokyo
Don Miller
India
London
England
George E. Haynes
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Jaynes
Portland Council of Churches
Seattle Council of Churches
Spokane Council of Churches
Haynes
Catholic Information on Monte Cassino and Catholic Tradition
The article reflects on Monte Cassino founded by St Benedict in 529 and discusses the Catholic Church as a 1900 year old enduring institution. It notes Pope Pius XII as the 261st successor and cites historic popes and councils to explain long standing practices such as Latin liturgy and aging rites.
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Monte Cassino
St. Benedict
Charlemagne
Felix III
Pius XII
St. Peter
Pius
Charles Inagne
Holy Father
Leo I
St. Leo I
Nicea
Jesus
God
Year Round School Proposed by Woods
Austin reports state superintendent Dr. L A Woods advocates 12 month elementary and high school to curb juvenile delinquency. He cites 14 billion spent on crime vs 2 billion on education and urges compulsory attendance laws and year round schooling with summer programs to reduce truancy and supervision gaps.
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Austin
L. A. Woods
United States
Dr. Woods
Highlights of the New Enlistment Program
Army veterans may reenlist before November 21 to retain current grades with special rules for discharge and reenlistment. The program offers 144 2 or 3 year enlistments, bonuses up to 50 per year of service, 20 percent overseas pay, paid furlough up to 90 days, mustering-out pay, retirement options, GI Bill benefits, family allowances, and choice of branch for 3 year enlistments.
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Uncle Sam
Holm and Son Visit San Antonio Couple Over Weekend
Dr f and Mrs Theo spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe in San Antonio introducing their son to relatives.
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Alton Kneese
Cypress Mill
Ida Kneese
Theo, Holm
Church notices and community meetings announced for Armistice Day week
Sunday Mass schedules at 8:30 and 10:00 with Holy Communion invitation. Bible study and St. Ann's Society after Mass. Discussion Club meets Monday at 8 about Bible books. Armistice Day prayers planned. Weekday Mass to start at 8:05. Funeral attendees listed. local visits and hospital news included. Union Sunday School at 10. Membership course and youth fellowship on Nov 18.
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Holy Name Society
St. Ann’s Society
Rationing Reminders for Red and Green Stamps
The notice lists validity dates for ration stamps including red stamps F1 KI1 valid through November 30 L1 Q1 through December 1 R1 V1 through January 31 W1 ZI1 through February 28 and green stamps No 8 through February 28. Sugar Stamp No 38 covers 5 pounds through December 31.
Sunday church services and invitations at local churches
Sunday School at 2 00 p m and Divine Worship at 3 00 p m at First Baptist Church. Tenor preacher Rev A R Allen. Methodist Church lists Union Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m. A Bible verse invites attendance. Community notices include visits by Mrs Dittmar and Miss Sagebiel in San Antonio and Miss Cook visiting family in Harper.
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Union
House of God
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A. C. Wendel
Fred Whitewood
Fredericksburg Hospital
W.w.reid
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San Antonio, Texas
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Bandera
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W. H. Stevens
V. C. Russel Sr
V. C. Russel
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J. GC. Stevens
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John Duderstadt
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Junction
Willard
Army
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Fred Whitwood
Pfc
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San Antonio
Methodist Church
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Harper
Presbyterian Church
Christian Youth Fellowship
Eee
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Ranch Supplies
Woerner Warehouse
E.L. Woerner
Fredericksburg
ST. James Lutheran Church
The
First Baptist Church
A. R. Allen
Robert Dittmar
Beatrice Sagebiel
Edwin Ahrens
Milton Ahrens
Alice Cook
J. F
Gulf
Gulf Station
Richard Roeder
Harper, Texas
Gillespie County
Schreiner Wool & Mohair
Kerrville, Texas
T. Holekamp
Manager Junction
Texas
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