Toward A Better Enterprise Becomes Reader Driven Plan
The Enterprise outlines reader feedback guiding improvements including Robert Ruark column, Walter Winchell move to the amusements page, Bugs Bunny Easter coloring contest, and a 10 chapter serial of The Mighty Saviour. Editors praise community input from diverse readers and commit to ongoing enhancements to serve a sound progressive community.
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Robert C. Ruark
Ruark
Walter Winchell
Fry
Bugs Bunny
Arthur J. Moore
A Conscience Before God and Paul in Acts Explored
Sermon recounts Paul's conversion and defense in Jerusalem, his Roman citizenship, and the call to a conscience void of offense. It discusses conscience as inner restraint, its potential distortion by example, and the Christian path from morality to new birth and sacrificial living.
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Paul
Syria
Jerusalem
Apostle
Luke
Caesarea
Holy City
Mnason
Cyprus
Israel
Temple
Damascus
Moffatt
Felix
God
Saul of
Tarsus
Gamaliel
Hillel
Steven
Saul
Small
Christ Jesus
Christ
What Think Ye of Christ The Christ of the living God and Savior
Condensed opening chapter of The Mighty Saviour by Arthur J. Moore outlines a preacher's answer to What think ye of Christ. It defends Jesus as born of the Virgin Mary, the Son of God, the sinless life, the vicarious death, the victorious resurrection, and the eternal life he offers.
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Christ
Jesus
Peter
God
Jesus Christ
America
Virgin Mary
Thomas
Lord
the Christ
Son
Cabinet Meetings Show Eisenhower Lenient Style and Broad Allies
Washington dispatch notes scarce public detail from Eisenhower cabinet sessions. President fosters open discussion with nine to ten agenda items, no votes, sense of meeting guiding policy, while advisors like Adams and Stassen brief on Europe and internal affairs.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Europe
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Agriculture Benson
Tidelands
Interior McKay
Dulles
Harold Stassen
McKay
Oregon
Adams
Stassen
Minnesota
Public figures voices on war and peace across 1953 era
A collage of statements from generals diplomats and editors spanning 1953. Quotes touch on Korea peace policy and war in the Cold War context. Notable names include Eisenhower Van Fleet Benson Vishinsky Chiang Kai-shek Churchill and Lodge.
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Eisenhower
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Chiang Kai-shek
Vaughan the ex aide turns house painter in Alexandria
In Washington Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, once close to President Truman, now paints his modest Alexandria home while seeking work. He says retirement suits him and shares sharp humor about his White House years.
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Secretary of Treasury
Humphrey
Defense
Wilson
Agriculture Benson
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Department
Adams
Wilton B
Jerry
Genera Herbert Brownell
Douglas McKay
Tidelands
Benson
McKay
Budget Bureau
Secretary of Interior
Dodge
White House
Capitol Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Washington
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Gen. Vaughan
Alexandria
Joseph F. Battley
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
Gen. Battley
Margaret
Smithsonian
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Pierce & Smith
Abingdon- Cokesbury Press
Peter Edson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
United States
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Roger Lyons
Voice of America
Troup Mathews
Malaya
Hungary
Ime
Winston Churchill
Edgar Sanders
Lee Meng
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
The
Vaughan
George Dixon
Molotov
General Motors
Joseph O’shea
Philadelphia
St. Frances de Sales
O’shea
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