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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1941

Page

3

Brown Sunday School Christmas Program at Brown Gym

The Brown Sunday school held its annual Christmas program and tree on Friday night at the Brown gymnasium. A large backdrop and painting of the three wise men enhanced the scene with Santa Claus delivering gifts to about 300 members. B Beasley of Brown Paper Mill helped, with Dale Cobb directing the choir and Melba Barrett reading.

Brown Sunday School Brown Gymnasium Brown Bethlehem Evelyn Hill Moore America Santa Claus Santa B. Beasley Brown Paper Mill Company Dale Cobb Eula Barrett Melba Barrett Charlie Gurardy

Blind man volunteers for civilian defense in St Louis

Det. 3-14 Raymond Parsons, blind since birth, volunteered at civilian defense headquarters in St Louis and was accepted for duty. A former prom wrestler on a WPA project, he claims to tape words per minute, speak Spanish, and operate a telephone switchboard with equipment a friend could supply. He plans to inspect bullets and shells in a small arms plant, aided by his acute sense of touch.

ST. Louis Raymond Parsons Promrestler Parsons Arma

Falstaff Gift Certificates Offer Quick Beer Gift

Last minute idea for Christmas gift certificates from Falstaff dealers. No wrapping or carrying. recipients exchange for Falstaff beer. Promotes premium quality with insured flavor and $1,000,000 yeast claim, urging buyers to see their Falstaff dealer.

Falstaff Wabottie America

War Today: Churchillian leadership and Washington conference

DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes British Prime Minister Churchill as a direct action leader whose wartime Atlantic crossing signals Allied unity. The column discusses the Washington conference's goal of unified command, coordinating resources, and urgent Pacific battles while weighing Russia's role and Hitler's broader strategy.

Churchillian Atlantic Sandhurst England West Point Washington Jone Roose Velt Churchill Far East Malayan Singapore Hongkong Philippines Russa Ailes Japan Lkely Aeue Conter America Moscow Nippon Hitler Fuehrer Britain Axis Pacific Allied Council

Tickets Required for Midnight Mass at St Matthew's

Christmas Eve at St Matthew's Church will require tickets for admission to the midnight mass. Doors open at 10 45 p m and tickets secured last Sunday must be shown at the door. A Christmas musical program led by Mrs Lydia Nichols begins at 11 45 p m with candlelight and a nativity scene, followed by the Rev F P Donohoe celebrating the midnight mass.

St. Matthew's Church Lydia Nichols F. P. Donohoe St Matthew's Diocese of Alexandria St. Joseph's Home Pineville St. Matthew’s Church N. F. Vandegaer Stephen Dzienw Monroe Donohoe

Religious display draws 5000 visitors in Olympia

In Olympia Washington Leonard Huber spent over three months building a lighted Christmas scene atop a hill with a life sized Nativity, including a shining angel. Despite the contest’s cancellation due to war, about 5000 people visited Sunday night, many kneeling in the rain.

Olympia Wash Leonard Huber Huber

Day of fast and abstinence for Catholics observed

A day of fasting and abstinence is set for all Catholics to prepare for the great feast of Christmas. The observance aims to purify hearts and souls in anticipation of the holiday celebrations.

Pearl Harbor inspires 36000 Douglas workers to speed up aircraft

Santa Monica and Hollywood dispatch reveal Pearl Harbor boosted production by 25 percent at Douglas Aircraft Company with workers offered overtime and pay boosts to recover time lost during blackouts. Factory lights are blackout to save energy and production remains closely held as an army secret.

Douglas Aircraft Company Pearl Harbor Douglas California

Preacher Dornblaser Dies at 100 in Chicago

Services conducted for Dr. Thomas Franklin Dornblaser who died Sunday at age 100. The former pastor of Grace English Lutheran Church in Chicago, he was a Civil War era veteran, author, traveler and organizer of mission churches across the Midwest, and oldest living graduate of Susquehanna University. He helped run the American Protestant Union Church in Berlin and preached across Europe and the United States.

Grace English Lutheran Church Dornblaser Susquehanna University Selinsgrove American Protestant Union Church Berlin Germany Middle West

New York City Gets Christmas Cheer For New Year

Police Commissioner Valentine grants permission for New Year celebrations in Times Square and bars with special licenses may stay open past midnight. Discards plan to ban celebrations and to enforce a 1 a.m. curfew amid wartime restrictions as 1941 ends and 1942 begins.

New York New York City Lewis J. Valentine Valentine Times Square

Trade policy aims to remove war production barriers

The Canadian United States joint war production committees urged abolition of tariff and other barriers to combined weapon manufacture. The seven point declaration, approved by President Roosevelt and Canadian leaders, calls for suspension of duties, full mobilization of labor and materials, integrated production toward a common program, and elimination of administrative obstacles for rapid, maximum output.

Washington United States Joint War Production Committees Roosevelt Hitler Europe America United States MacKenzie King Canada White House Hyde Park Milo Perkins Economic Defense Board J. V. Forrestal Navy W. H. Harrison OPM Robert P. Patterson Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Office of Lend-Lease Administration H. L. Vickery Maritime Commission

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