Faith That Nothing Quits From Christ's Love
A Sunday School lesson on Isaiah 40 and Romans 8 argues that knowing God means embracing His love and redemptive purpose. It highlights Paul’s creed that tribulation cannot separate believers from Christ, notes modern persecutions, and urges readers to seek the indwelling strength of Christ who empowers all things.
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Willman
Gilroy
Jesus
John the Baptist
Christ
Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Lord
Teo
Thhose
Hood College Freshman Missing in Maryland Marriage Plan
Maryland State Police search for 18-year-old Hood College freshman Ann Lorenzo missing since Tuesday. Authorities say she and Frank Siepongzi applied for marriage and authorities hope to confirm parental approval. The case prompts questions about the couple’s plans and future.
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Frederick
Maryland
Hood
Ann Lorenzo
Frank Siepongzi
Marriage License Delayed as Couple Missing Expected Papers
Officials in Elkton learned that a couple who had applied for a marriage license did not appear to claim it after the required 48 hour waiting period. The report notes the applicants were to be observed after applying, but disappeared before completion. The text also references a Catholic welfare leader who held senior posts during the 1940s.
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Elkton
Ceremonies Arranged For Msgr O Boyle Archbishop Elect
New York January 9 Cardinal Spellman will consecrate Right Rev Monsignor Patrick A O Boyle as first archbishop of Washington at St Patrick Cathedral. The rite marks Spellmans sixth cathedral consecration since 1939 with auxiliary bishops McNamara of Washington and Klonowski of Scranton assisting. O Boyle, 52, native of Scranton, will be among the youngest U S archbishops.
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New York
Francis
Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Patrick A. O’boyle
Washington, D.C
Archdiocese of
Pius X
Benedict XV
Washington
John N. McNamara
Henry T. Klonowski
Scranton
Sih
Kai-Shek Holds Strategy Meet Near Manchuria
Nanking January reports Chiang Kai-Shek prepares to fly to Mukden for a strategy conference as a Communist drive pushes within eight miles of the Manchurian capital. Secrecy surrounds his movements while commands north of the Great Wall prepare for on the spot planning.
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Nanking
Chaing Kai-Shek
Mukden
Manchurian
Chiang
Mulkden
Manchuria
Cost of Living Rise Indicated in City Index
Washington January 9 The cost of living for moderate income families in large cities rose 0.7 of 1 percent from mid October to mid November according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics The consumer price index reached 164.9 percent of the 1935 39 average a new high confirming its preliminary estimate issued a week earlier
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pine Flats Social Visits Over Holiday Break
Mary Atkins stayed a couple days in Johnstown with her son Charles and his family. Virgil Moorhead and wife returned to Baltimore after visiting here for Christmas and New Year with relatives in Dixonville and their sister Mrs Kenneth Hartman. Frank Parry and wife came home from Harbor Creek after New Year with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Glenn Reynolds and the Tom McQueeney family. They report a fine time. Florence Keith works at the home of Alvie Stahl.
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Mary Atkins
Johnstown
Charles
Virgil Moorhead
Baltimore
Dixonville
Kenneth Hartman
Pine Grove
Prank Parry
Harbor Creek
Glenn Reynolds
Tom McQueeney
Florence Keith
Alvie Stahl
Passenger Train Derailment Near Marion Indiana
A three car interurban passenger train derailed seven miles south of Marion Indiana injuring three crewmen with minor injuries while 12 passengers remained unharmed. State police say an open switch caused the incident the padlock on the switch was beaten off with a hammer and the switch was thrown open. Injured were engineer Claude Cornell 62 of Wabash fireman E L Whinnery 50 of Converse and J W West 39 of Indianapolis the former press agent.
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Marion
Ind
Jan. C
Here
George Daugh Jerty
Claude Cornell
Wabash
E. L. Whinnery
Converse
J. W. West
Indianapolis
Workers Strike At Krupp Plant In Essen
Thousands of workers left the bombed Krupp Plant and other factories in Essen at noon for a general strike demanding more food. About five hundred joined the walkout as protests spread through the war damaged area.
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Krupp
Essen
Germany
Ruhr workers protest food rations in walkout wave
Dred coal miners also participated. Trade union officials estimated that 60,000 persons had walked out, bringing to 85,000 the total number of Ruhr workers protesting against low food rations.
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Dred
Rhur
Air Maneuvers Open In Miami
About 600 privately owned aircraft gathered for the opening of the sixteenth annual all American Air Maneuvers in Miami. Officials predicted attendance would surpass 74,000 over the three day event starting at noon. Seats for 18,800 spectators were set at Navy Master Airport for races demonstrations and stunting as pilots and enthusiasts from across the country arrived.
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Miami
Fla
Navy
Pittsburgh area business index edges up slightly
The University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research reports the district index at 191.5 percent of the 1935-39 average for the week, up from 190.3 percent. Dollar sales in 11 department stores for the four weeks ending January 3 were 13.5 percent higher than the same period a year earlier.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
Ask Banishment Of Rent Controls
Harrisburg report cites Pennsylvania Real Estate Association urging banishment of rent controls after February 29 to hasten ending the housing shortage. Stanley A. Slespie of Greenville, president, notes housing has kept pace with population growth the past seven years.
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Harrisburg
The
Pennsylvania Real Estate Association
Commonwealth
Stanley A. Slespie
Greenville
Sister Hayes Dies in Blissful loss at St Marys Home
Sister Anna Marie Hayes 7 year old? mother superior of St Marys Home for Girls at Cresson Pa died yesterday. A Blossburg native she had been a nun 41 years.
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Johnstown
Jay
Anna Marie Hayes
St. Mary's Home For Girls
Cresson
Blossburg
Beloit College welcomes Beta Theta Phi returnees
Mrs. Minnie Raymond an 88 year old Beloit Wisconsin resident is described as one of the oldest housemothers on any U S campus. She greets her Beta Theta Phi fraternity boys returning to Beloit College highlighting campus hospitality and long-standing traditions.
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Minnie Raymond
Beloit Wis
United States
Beloit College
Beta Theta Phi Fraternity
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