Witnessing Core of Christian Church Through Centuries
The weekly Bible comment highlights witnessing as central to Christian progress from the church's beginnings. It cites Acts 1:8 and describes the Apostles' transformation from self seeking to powerful yet service minded leaders, driven by the Holy Spirit.
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Christ
Jesis
Jesus
British method turns waste sisal into cortisone starting material
A new British process converts waste sisal juice from East Africa into hecogenin, a key starting material for cortisone. Demonstrated at the London Medical Exhibition, the 20 stage synthesis promises substantial cost savings for cortisone production.
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Medical Research Council
East Africa
Lee book helps bridge language gap in Metz housing tale
Warrant Officer L R Cousins and his family live with Monsieur and Madame Heiss in Metz where a two way dictionary becomes a bible. The Heiss family greet them with soup flowers and fresh vegetables while their son Gilbert reads the French church service with his few English phrases.
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L. R
Pat) Cousins
Ottawa
Monsieur
Madam Heiss
Cousins
Air Division
Heiss
Metz
Bridge Gap
Pat
Hilda
Gilbert Heiss
Gilbert
The Amateur Spirit in Global Sport Emerges
The piece defines an amateur as someone who plays for love of the game and not for pay. It notes decades of widespread amateur participation and the global organizations formed to promote and protect amateur sport, including rules to keep professionals out of amateur bodies and events.
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Sports College
Amateur Athletic Union in Canada and Saskatchewan progress
The piece details the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada and Saskatchewan branch focusing on boxing wrestling gymnastics and track and field. It notes the 62-year history 13 branches and champions Danny and Butch Denison Maureen Rever and Don Loadman. It also cites 1955 Canadian championships held in Saskatchewan and expectations for 1956 Olympic trials and games.
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Canada
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Ontario
A.A.U. of C
Saskatchewan
E. W. Stinson
Sask
Broad St
Regina
Danny
Butch’ Denison
Maureen Rever
Don Loadman
Residence Limited Panama Canal Zone Policy
Policy states residence in the Panama Canal Zone is restricted to United States civilian employees and their families, along with armed forces and civilian workers. This rule defines eligible occupants and their dependents.
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Panama Canal Zone
United States
Endurance in Skiing and Diet for Athletes
The piece promotes efficient skiing techniques using the one step method to conserve energy in cross country skiing and stresses keeping calm in sports. It also advises on pre event fueling with fresh fruits figs honey milk and skimmed milk products to delay fatigue and maintain energy.
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Sanuna
Guernsey Cow Beats Registry Milk Output Record
Harold H Meanor farm in Clinton Allegheny County reports Hal mars Royal Hope produced 4 429 quarts of milk in a year under twic e daily milking The cow set an official advance registry record with 9 087 pounds of milk and 434 pounds of fat for the period.
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Harold H. Meanor
Allegheny County
Clinton
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Halmar
Royal Hope
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Food Fish Grid Teases Clues
Crossword puzzle features horizontal and vertical clues listing several food fish terms and related words. Players fill entries from depicted grid with hints including anatomy, colors, and nautical terms.
Wartime Luxembourg Heroine Becomes Canadian Citizen
One time Luxembourg resistance leader Sheltered Allies Mrs Pogue, widow of Joseph Gasy Welter, receives Canadian allegiance in Ottawa after her wartime work. Her husband’s death in 1943 and her own awards, including the Luxembourg Resistance Cross, Belgian War Cross honors, are noted as her family remains in Luxembourg.
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Husbaty Wenwee Ose
Ceirtroom
Mtawa
Cro Pogue
Luxembourg
Jiusige
A. T. Ma Doonegall
Pogue
Ottawa
SHAEF
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force
Federal Revenue Department
Taxation Department
Joseph Gasy Welter
Welter
Pogues Nerwist
Lauxenbourg
Cartoonist Thomas Nast Credited with Party Symbols
The article credits cartoonist Thomas Nast with creating the two famous symbols of American politics, the Republican elephant and the Democratic donkey.
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Thomas Nast
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