Sunday School Lesson on Lazarus Miracle Commentary
William E. Gilroy D B discusses the Lazarus raising as the greatest miracle in the Gospel story. He notes parallels with the widow’s son and Jesus’ own resurrection, questions why Jesus waited, and cites Dr. David Smith’s view that the miracle occurred late in Jesus ministry to signal Messiahship, though it did not alter Jerusalem’s hostility or fate of Jesus.
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Prisoner of Russia for 4 Years Returns
Pvt. Ho mo Cox, an Oklahoma soldier, returns to Camp Chaffee after four years in Russian captivity. Army officials would not confirm immediate discharge, but said back pay determination is underway. Cox disappeared from Berlin, was seen in Russian hands, and was released to American authorities in Germany before arriving in Oklahoma City for a 50-day leave.
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Lazarus, Christ, and the Gospel of Grace
The text argues Lazarus’ concealment explains his silence, while Jesus emphasizes spiritual rather than miraculous signs. It asserts the Gospels aim to present Jesus as Savior, whose task is to move people from sin to righteous life and new grace.
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Shelly Faces Norfolk Family Tines And Tact
Shelly navigates a refined Norfolk dinner and family dialogue about city life versus local standards. May Anne, Agnes, and Mrs. Carr discuss Eleanor, Shelly’s past, and the social pressures of fitting into a close knit community amid difference in background. Shelly resents intruding questions while maintaining politeness and restraint.
Markets at National Stockyards Report Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Hogs 7,000 head, fairly active but uneven. 180-229 lb down 10-25 cents from yesterday. 240-270 lb mostly 24.50-27.00. sows around 23.00-25.00, heavier sows 22.00-25.00. boars 14.50-20.00. Cattle and calves scarce with steady demand on commercial and good grades. Vealers 23.00-27.00, pound ranges vary. sheep and lambs 150 head, generally steady. lambs mostly 23.50-24.00, culls 4.00-12.00, ewes up to 6.00.
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Stocks rise as rails and Pr oNg push market higher
New York stocks gained for the second straight session with oils and railroads leading the advance while copper and air traffic shares also rose. Prices moved up in several key sections, with losses limited and a notable advance spurred partly by a refined copper price increase at a leading smelter.
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Grain and Provisions React to Limit Break on Board of Trade
Soybeans broke the 10 cent daily limit in a sharp technical advance after earlier gains of 18 to 23 cents this week. Wheat eased at the open but firmed later with news of a government price support program for the 1953 crop. Corn showed a softer trend, while cash corn purchases arriving from the country this week favored 1954, totaling 147000 bushels.
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Tightened security at capitols after shooting in Congress
After Monday's shooting by Puerto Rican nationalists in the visitors gallery, several state capitols tightened security while others debated measures. Kentucky proposes 10000 for bulletproof gallery glass. New Jersey plans tighter statehouse protection. Massachusetts assigns guards and ponders passes for visitors as lawmakers assess risk and procedures.
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Two Spots Report Good Fishing
The Fame and Fish Commission issued a weekend outlook with two spots in Arkansas earning a good report. Take Fork or Lake Hamilton near Hot Springs were noted as favorable, while other streams or lakes were rated only fair or medium.
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McCarthy Gains Ground Amid Eisenhower Tug of War
Washington report contrasts McCarthy’s rising momentum with Eisenhower’s cautious stance over generals and communists. McCarthy’s clashes, including his Peress remarks, trigger administration and public reactions as both leaders weigh future moves and public scrutiny intensifies.
Farm Officials Face Barrage of Questions
Washington debate over Eisenhower administration farm price supports prompts senators to probe potential price and income impacts. Senator Aiken backs the plan with charts claiming farm programs cost under 500 million dollars yearly, while McCarthy attacks with aggressive rhetoric toward the President and army leadership amid ongoing inquiries.
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Probate Notice of Final Settlements Hempstead County Arkansas
Executors and guardians have filed Annual and Final Settlements with Hempstead County Probate Court for approval. Named estates include Laverne Glenn minor guardian Clark White minors John Bryan minor Monroe Willis estate Paralee Gibson estate Sam Wood guardian Larry May minor Lucy May guardian. Interested parties must file exceptions within 60 days or be barred. Harry Hawthorne Probate Clerk.
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