Missionaries Seek Funds to Aid Japan Christian Outreach
Dr Edward Iglehart reports Japan's people show ripe receptivity to Christian message after World War II while the Northwest Texas Methodist conference launches a four year program to strengthen missions. Bratcher says the plan focuses on world evangelism and foreign giving rather to a financial drive. He notes the postwar church in Japan united across denominations aims to recruit 3 million members in a three year push.
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A. B. Slagle
Avalanche-Journal
People of
Japan
Edward T. Iglehart
Christ
First Methodist Church
Therthwest Texas
the Methodist Church
Bert Bratcher
St. Joan’s Church
Woill
Iglehart
Lubbock
Far
Tiglehart
America
Gen. MacArthur
Toyohiko Kagawa
United Church
Additional Area Freed From Hoof And Mouth Quarantine
The Agriculture department announced that an extra 4,900 square miles in Mexico have been released from the hoof and mouth disease quarantine, bringing total freed area to 43,000 square miles. The new southern line runs along Veracruz Tabasco and Veracruz Oaxaca borders to the Coatzacoalcos River and Isthmus railroad to Salina Cruz.
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Washington
Mexico
Agriculture Department
Gulf Coast
Veracruz
Tabasco
Veracruz- Oaxaca
Salina Cruz
Pacific Coast
Weak Watery Blood Blamed for Making Men and Women Look Older
Advertises SSS Tonic and 83S Tonic as remedies for low blood strength and non organic anemia. Claims energize the body, improve appetite, sleep, color, and performance. urges readers to buy at drug stores and notes millions of bottles sold.
Prague Renames Tito Memorials Amid Rebrand
Prague drops Marshall Tito name from a college turning it into The College of Jan Comenius. Tito name removed from a heavy industry factory near Prague and the prewar firm Kolben-Danek restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Tito
Marshall Tito
College
Jan Comenius
Kolben-Danek
Cooperation Sought to Stack Broken Limb Debris
The City Health department asked property owners to stack ice damaged tree limbs at the curb to aid removal by city trucks. Health supervisor Gerald Jarvis said alley conditions slowed garbage pickups but trucks are working overtime to recover after the ice and sleet storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Gerald Jarvis
Jarvis
Shift in Judges Ordered In Galveston District Court
Judge Ernest Coker will sit on the bench usually held by Judge J G Howard when the 10th district court opens its next term January 17. Coker, who presides over Polk County’s ninth district court, was assigned to the bench by Presiding Judge Max Rogers. Five capital cases are on the docket including four murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
U.P
Ernest Coker
J. G. Howard
10Th District Court
Coker
Polk County
Max Rogers
New Building Planned for Health Unit in Brownfield
Brownfield plans a new health unit center at an estimated cost of 50000 to improve efficiency and capacity. Dr Frank P Miller director of the South Plains Health unit serving Terry Hockley Gaines Yoakum and Dawson counties said preliminary plans exist and state health department approval is being sought. The City of Brownfield and Terry county commissioners court are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
South Plains
Frank P. Miller
Terry Hockley
Gaines, Yoakum
Dawson Counties
State Health Department At
Austin
City of
Terry County
Free Offer for Deafened Persons Helps Hear Life Again
A brochure titled Full-tone Hearing is offered free to deafened individuals. Send name and address on a penny postcard to Beltone Dept 18 1450 W 19th St Chicago 8 IN for a complimentary copy and spread the word to those with hearing challenges.
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Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
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