Japanese Pastor Tanimoto Sees No Hate After Hiroshima Bomb
Rev. Kiyoshi Tanimoto, survivor and Hiroshima priest, tours the United States to share a peace message. He notes Japan’s openness to Christianity, declines renewed hatred toward Americans, and cites relief work for over 2,000 children. He built a new church and carries a shard of his old roof tile as a symbol of renewal.
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Japan
Hiroshima
Hersey
Tanimoto
Reverend Tanimoto
America
Emory University
Atlanta
Hollywood
Cal
Moscow Stores Stocking Modern Household Appliances
Moscow stores like Mostorg now stock up to date home appliances including electric refrigerators television sets vacuum cleaners cameras radios pianos bicycles and other items. The Moskvitch and Pobeda cars are sold locally with limited daily output while grand and upright pianos accordions and sewing machines join new goods though electric washing machines are not yet available.
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Moscow
Mostorg
United States
Leningrad
America
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Gorky
Molotov
Fed
Kiev
Gardeners urged to plant and plan for better yields this year
A writer argues prosperity grows with home gardens and urges all households to cultivate vegetables. He notes wealthier homes often have thriving gardens and lists new vegetable varieties such as Logan beans, Ranger beans, Puregold beans, Producer cucumbers, Wanda peas, and Southland tomatoes, encouraging readers to try them and plan ahead for better harvests.
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Logan
Ranger
Wanda
Victory Freezer
Southland
San Joaquin
January Beer Taxes Reach $499000 for State
Raleigh February 7 The State Department of Revenue reports January beer taxes totaling 499114.85 dollars, about 99000 less than January 1948 gross beer excise and 160000 above December. Half of tax goes to counties and municipalities licensing beer sales.
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Raleigh
Dea Ae
Tony
Carolina baseball league delays president election
Carolina baseball league directors postponed selecting a president for two more weeks while considering 20 candidates. A new meeting was set for February 20 in Burlington. Carroll Brown of Martinsville had resigned as president recently. The ban on broadcasting league games will be repealed and each club may set its own policy. A tangential note mentions that pillar saints cult faded by the end of the 16th century.
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Danville
Carolina Baseball League
Burlington
N. C
Carroll Brown
Martinsville
Melted cheese soup with egg and toast supper
A Sunday night dish features melted yellow cheese in condensed tomato soup poured over sliced hard cooked eggs and served with toast. The simple combination creates a quick comfort meal.
Courtesy as Christian virtue prompts traffic courtesy sermon
Joseph David Boyd preached at Central Christian chapel on Sunday urging courtesy in traffic and honesty in daily life. He argued no law forbids courteous acts like yielding to left turning signals and urged veracity as a market and moral standard.
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Joseph David Boyd
Central Christian Chapel
North Carolina
Elephant weighs heavy burden of tears in mythic claim
A provocative remark equates a mammoth load of sorrow to three tons carried by an adult elephant. The line suggests an emotional burden rather than a factual event.
Life Insurance Promotes Secure American Homes
The ad emphasizes that the strength of the country lies in the fate of its homes and urges readers to secure life insurance. It promotes Life Insurance Companies and their agents as a means to provide for future security, highlighting the value of safeguarding families.
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East 42Nd Street
New York
N.Y
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