Public Relations by the Church in Awakening Times
The Enterprise editorial argues Protestants should actively promote their own stories in Hollywood and on Main Street rather than merely criticize Catholics. It rejects neutrality, urges sincere faith and public relations to spread belief in right, while respecting all denominations and urging personal conviction.
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Times
W. A. Bivins
Enterprise
Christian Register
Mr. Crosby
Hollywood
St. Mary's
Protestant Film Commission
Crosby
Bing
World
America
United States
Main Street
Light Shines Through Darkness says Jesus is life and word
A dense reflection on the Logos in John and Jesus as divine light. The text traces the Light through history from Biblical prophecy to modern times, citing World War I, Pearl Harbor, the Renaissance, the Pilgrims, and the U.S. Constitution, ending with a claim that darkness cannot master the Light and crediting Jesus as central.
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Moffatt
John
Plato
God
Jesus
Paul
Isaiah
Pearl Harbor
The
Caesars
America
Jesus Christ
Lords
W.A.B
Citizens debate snow cleanup costs and postwar relief efforts
Mrs. J. A. Eshelman of the Woman's Club speaks on aiding war-torn Europe and Asia. She notes residents griping about snow cleanup costs yet urges American generosity as returning servicemen report conditions abroad.
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Europe
Asia
J. A. Eshelman
Woman's Club
Victory
High Point
Surplus Clothing Drive Urges Aid for Global Needs
Community voices urge rapid distribution of surplus clothing to clothe millions in need worldwide. Local officials praise city snow removal efforts on High Point streets, noting efficient traffic flow.
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Sal
Jim Allen
High Point
Public Works Department
J. B. Dobson
Greensboro
Diversion of state tax money sparks dairy funding debate
Kerr Scott warns at the state dairy products association meeting in Winston-Salem that only a small share of ice cream taxes returns to the dairy division. He notes the division’s $20 000 annual control program costs while dairy industry fees provide just $1 600, with most funds from fertilizer and feed tags.
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Kerr Scott
State Dairy Products Association
Winston-Salem
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Fund
Department
General Assembly
Department of Conservation and Development
Distinct Funding Rules Highlight State Finances
A columnist argues that growth would stall without proper funding controls. The piece notes that agriculture and highway funds have special status, with fertilizer fees and gas tax revenue earmarked for inspection and road maintenance, respectively, limiting diversion of other state monies.
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Budget Commission
General Assembly
Occu
God and the Atom critics and the atomic age debate
The essay argues the atomic age label misleads and urges reading Ronald A. Knox's God and the Atom. It contrasts Marxist determinism with faith, suggesting human nature and divine presence shape response to nuclear reality, not science alone.
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Benjamin Franklin
Yesteryear
Ronald A. Knox
God
Father Knox
Europe
Phil
Man as Individual in an Atomic World
The piece argues that humanity, though tempted to abandon belief amid disillusionment after war, remains an individual moral agent. It contrasts biological reductionism with the spiritual and ethical duties people must face amid atomic threat and calls for preserving liberty, justice, and conscience in a fragile postwar world.
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Ronald Knox
Global unrest and postwar tensions grip a weary world
A broad analysis traces Europe’s hunger and anger after war, the UNO’s cautious stance, and rising national divisions. It notes France bread shortages, blame games among nations, the danger of demobilization delays, and veterans fearing a return to conflict.
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H. A. Cecil
Mgr
Robert L. Thompson
Associated Press
N. C
Gepreonegere
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Children of Light
Kipling
Christ
Simon Peter
Ralph E. Miller
Terry Building
Capitol Square
By Lynn Nisbet
George Sokolsky
UNO
Italy
France
U.S.A
Paris
Tanguy-Prigent
de Gaulle
Uncle Sam
Continent
England
Brussels
Nature
United
Cairo
Middle East
Levant
Hungary and
Greece
Ing
Sophoulis
Xites
Pershing
Teras
Franco
Latin America
U. S
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