Paul in Ephesus and the Clash with Paganism
The essay traces Paul's three year stay in Ephesus, capital of Asia, where he faced opposition from pagan authorities and local gains from goddess worship. It notes the conflict with the cult of Artemis/Diana and how early Christian teaching sparked friction with the existing religious and social order in the bustling port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Ephesus
Hyman
Asia
Paul
Diana
Bagan
Television Continues From Page One Ahousehold comic riff
A humorous piece lists fifteen personality types that annoy TV watchers during telecasts. The Vireal characters include the fire starter the engineer the dribbler and the antenn a nut among others. The column concludes that a baseball bat is the only defense against these video vipers in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlawalel
Dali
Nquor
Vipers
Paul at Ephesus Faces Rioters Over Diana Idol
The silversmiths fear trade loss as they riot against Paul and his companions in Ephesus. A contributing man, unnamed yet famed in scripture, calms the mob by urging common sense and warning of Roman authority, revealing a mix of pagan loyalty and moral restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Diana
Ephesians
Demetrius
Ephesus
Diang
Daily Bread Continued From Pape Ome
The piece argues France must be strong to counter Germany and prevent a split between Communists and de Gaullists. It warns a moderate Peonch government accepting a plan could invite a radical takeover. The U.S. must support France to sustain the Marshall Plan and European recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germainy
Germany
Pease
de Gaullists
United States
Fuither
France
America
Europe
Fight Over a Snake Kicks Off Betting War in North Carolina
The article describes a betting match between a Touacco farmer and others over a giant boa that allegedly could kill and eat a horse. Rumors of a $5,000 wager arise as locals debate the spectacle and potential legal action to stop it. Sheriff Helsabeck says he is investigating but cautions no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Mr. Nash
Tere
Kayo
South
Ers
PavelInto
Page
Walnut Cove
North Carolina
Chester J. Helsabects, Jr
New York
New Orleans
Department of Agriculture Ae
France
Denmark
Rony Pissiones Eos
Swodmi
Ea Spis
Chicago Pentury
Remiudate
Enyal
Stockholm
Friomis
Bernadotte
Aif
Eapivsetian
Evins
Swedish Red Cross Leader Active in POW Exchanges
A Swedish Red Cross official known for complete integrity and deep faith played a pivotal wartime role in three prisoner of war exchanges with Germany. He undertook hazardous Berlin trips, contributed to morale efforts, and led Sweden’s wartime mobilization and youth and training work within the Red Cross movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Germany
Berlin
Sweden
Market Report from Saint Louis Stockyards
Market report notes cattle and hog prices with mixed demand and varied trims. Beef and pork markets show wholesales and retail chatter, with details on calves, steers, heifers, canners, and slaughter stock, along with grain and produce futures and cotton movements in regional exchanges.
Hope Star Star of Hosa 1899 Prats 1927 Consolidated
Daily product of STAR PUBLISHING CO. Hope Ark lists staff roles and postal legal notes, with rates and agencies cited. Includes AP NEA affiliation, distribution areas, and advertising representation. Mentions bale prices and stock jargon as part of a mixed early 20th century newsroom record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hosa
Prats
Survivors From 78 Rescue Relate Seaordeal on Leaky Vessel
Eye witness account describes 78 survivors from the 309 ton Portuguese schooner Gaspar after a capsizing 40 foot waves and 24 hours of fighting water. Capt Donald Jacobs of the Bibie reported men leapt overboard and kissed the cutter before rescue. Most crew suffered injuries but were dazed yet afloat as lifeboats battled the sea.
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Gaspar
Ons
Donald
Jacobs
The
Bibi
DeGaulle's Rally Clashes Spur Paris Strikes and Tax Push
In Paris, clashes erupted as De Gaulle's rally faced Communist interference. Police and guards protected the national assembly while Queuille's government pressed austerity to save the franc. Labor unions called strikes across steel and mining, with widespread disruption and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
DeGaudile
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Esal
National Assembly
New York Stocks Drift Lower in Quiet Market
Stocks drifted lower in a quiet session with mixed early tone. Major names fluctuated fractional moves as Pepsi-Cola Cudahy American Power firms edged down. Texas Co rose after an extra dividend while several issues gained or lost marginally amid a federal court reorganization plan approval for American Foreign Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fey
New Inne
Pepsi-Cola
Cudahy
America
Recrmman
Federal District Court
Portland
Maine
Securities Exchange Commission
Vose
Texas Co
Telephone Strife and Labor Turmoil Across Mills and Ports
Amid negotiations with AFL grain processors in Minneapolis a sixth plant alongside the big five seeks a wage rise, while longshoremen confront injuries in Oakland and San Francisco. Police break through picket lines at a Moline plant as unions clash with guards and personnel. Federal and state agencies monitor talks across California Washington Oregon and Arizona seeking a resumption of negotiations stalled by broad industrial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Minneapolis
Priority Mills
Big Five
Aet
A& Freeeforeall
San Francisco
Oto
Samy
Orient
Oakland
Civil Service Grevedar
Army
Seattle
Hongsharemen
Mccinwilbe
Coordinrataes
California
Washinton
Oregon
Arizona
Tyola Sts
Clovis
Moline
International Harvester Co
Rate disparities cited in Arkansas toll operations
The testimony notes AT&T and its subsidiaries including Southwestern Bell used interstate toll rates in 1946. PSC chief accountant M F P Mitchell questioned the operating expense to revenue ratio, finding 50.07 in Arkansas for 1941 versus 0.9 for the system overall, attributing higher costs to fewer efficient dial systems and a high toll-call share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southwestern Bell
PSC
M. F P. Mitchell
Dewitt
Arkansas
Receivers Seek Court Authority on M&A Railway Offer
Missouri and Arkansas railroad receivers ask the U S District Court for authority to act on an offer releasing a solvent sum not to exceed 350 000. The proposed outlay covers moving a portion of a disused line from Kennett Arkansas to Neosho Missouri.
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Harrison
Ui— Missouri and Arkansas Railroad
U.S. District Court
Kennett, Ark
Neusho
Federal Judge weighs receivership after line sold for salvage
Federal Judge John T. Miller set a hearing to determine receivers authority after sale for salvage and whether the offer reflects a fair net salvage value and is bona fide. Mississippi floaters described as floating islands on rivers are roots held together providing buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Miller
W Hoe
Sul
Aet
Interstate Commission
Mississippi
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Ben
UN Palestine
Hope
Old McRae Hardware
Hope, Arkansas
Market Report
ST. Louis
Rene Heral
Nore
Teade
Fort William
Chicago
Winnipeg
Butler
Lomes
Hope Star
Star Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
Sour Walnut Inrest
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jest M. Davis
Hops
Associated Press
NEA
Means
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hemp
Stead
Mevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising
Arkgasas Dollies, Inc
Memphis
DeGaulle
Bran
Cig United Pacdgroent Workers Union
East Moline
Policw
Savs Mercer
Wallan
Gobi
Kansas
Dewitt Wleu
Ed Owith
Minna Focal Exchange Evantie
M&a Railway
Wanda Butane Appliance & Tire Coq
Walnut
Chevrolet
Fisher
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