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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

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Whom Do Men Say That I Am Jesus Christ Mystery In America Verse

The piece ponders who Jesus was and his teaching in a wartime America. It traces the New Testament's formation from scattered letters written by disciples, noting copying errors, language shifts, and major translations. It notes major manuscripts like the Vatican, Sinai, and Alexandrian texts and previews a discussion of Jesus childhood accounts.

Christ Jesus Christ Elias John the Baptist God America United States Jesus Earth Washington Gladden Professor Walcott Vatican Rome St. Petersburg Lenigrad British Museum

Tribune born in eighty one price per year

The Tribune notes its launch in 1881 with a yearly subscription rate of 1.25 dollars, outside county 1.50 dollars, and its status as the official county city and school paper. It was entered at the Moulton Iowa post office as second class matter in February 1884.

Tribune Moulton Iowa

Great Sacrifice Parade Sparks Quiet Public Realism

The piece argues the 1941 sacrifice will fall unevenly across society, with farmers to gain unprecedented aid while labor, white collar workers, and industrial leaders expect changes. It warns of rising taxes, spending cuts, and shortages, yet urges bold consumption as movie previews hint at brighter times ahead.

Peace and the Church Leaders Forge Durable World Peace

The Federal Council of Churches urges churches to shape lasting peace through prudent study of foreign trade legislation and its global effects. It notes that in a shrinking world one nation's actions on resources and money affect millions, and that the church can aid healing where governments falter.

Federal Council of Churches Federation

Classified ad sale of soy bean seed and windows

Manchu soy bean seed priced at 1.25 dollars per bushel with sacks required. Recleaned Mukden soy bean seed at 1.85 dollars per bushel. Contact George C. Singley and C. H. Stansberry for windows and doors of various sizes offered at low prices.

B. F. Hetzler Mukden George C. Singley C. H. Stansberry

Table for Sale Davenport Table in Good Condition

Long davenport table in good condition. For sale inquire at this office.

Auction Notice for Farm Equipment and Produce Units

8 ft McCormick Deering binder in good condition cataloged by Harold Winans. Fries weight two pounds or more priced at 15 cents per pound. contact Mrs Earl Horn for details. Phone numbers 3 L 347 and 16 L 318 and references to see 1 tpd and 2 tpd.

McCormick-Deering Harold Winans Earl Horn

Westinghouse electric stove for sale at good condition

Mrs Jas West advertises a Westinghouse electric stove priced to sell immediately. The piece also promotes a feature by Judith T Chase on husband picking via Braille-style guidance, advertised in The American Weekly with next week’s Chicago Herald American Sunday edition.

Westinghouse Electric Judith T. Chase American Weekly Chicago Herald-American

Unions and the Individual in Labor History

A veteran salesman recounts being forced to join a union to keep his job as firms move across states. He fears strikes and loss of pay while debates whether AF L or CIO will control. The piece contrasts minority rights and union power, praising overall gains but opposing forced allegiance.

A. F. of L United States Alabama

Pettengill pushes right to work legal protection plan

Samuel B. Pettengill former Democratic representative from Indiana now heads the Committee for Constitutional Government raising a 100000 sales fund to legally protect the right to work alongside the right to strike He proposes a simple remedy allowing workers to sue for wage loss against strike leaders union treasurers police officials mayors or governors who fail to uphold rights He notes legal and political hurdles but sees solid support for his idea

Samuel B. Pettengill Indiana Committee For Constitutional Government, Inc Pettengill

Plan to curb freedom sparks call for civic self help

The text argues against overbearing rules and urges people to handle issues without relying on police. It frames “there ought to be a law” as easy but favors collective action by citizens to govern themselves and maintain democratic processes.

Right to Work Debate in Defense Industry Strikes

The piece discusses how labor demands for higher pay in defense industry strikes provoke the right to work argument. Employers counter that government orders reduce profitability and that profits may vanish after emergencies. A possible solution proposes freezing wages and profits during the emergency with any excess profits shared between labor and stockholders by percentage.

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