Men Honor Jesus as He Enters Jerusalem
The article reflects on the final week of Jesus's earthly ministry, contrasting the praise of his followers with the Pharisees' silence. It discusses the Greeks seeking Jesus, the Father glorifying the Son, and the universal drawing of all people to Christ through his crucifixion and resurrection. It ends with a fictional segment about Richard McFarlane returning from war and complex family dynamics.
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Jerusalem
God the Father
Satan
Leese
Julia
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Roger Mackey
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David
Absalom
Dave
Julia Fails to Deceive Jill
Jill questions Julia with sharp eyes as the two banter about feelings and deceit in a playful scene. A mock voice calls for voters to cast ballots while Dooley is silenced, hinting at a larger political or social intrigue to unfold.
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Dooley
Julia
Jill
Dave
Hollywood Highlights from Burns Allen Cantor and More
Western Newspaper Union notes a roundup of showbiz milestones from Burns and Allen to Cantor and Jessel. Highlights include their Palace NY stint, ten years of movie and radio success, the Kenny Baker album plans, Goldwyn Girls Latin tour, and film rivalries noted by critics.
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
New York
Palace Theater
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Cantor
Guy Lombardo
Goldwyn
Cary Grant
Howard Hughes
Mexico City
Casas Aleman
Virginia Mayo records with mother under new name in Palm Springs
Virginia Mayo checked in at a Palm Springs hotel with her mother under the surname Jones, omitting notice to the local police. Rumors swirl of a visiting couple resembling Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchum touring southern towns in a 1938 coupe. Diane may be premiering a new engagement finger trend as Malibu Beach hosts scenes for Humoresque.
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Virginia Mayo
Palm Springs
Irginia Jones
Robert Mitchum
Hollywood
Diane
Malibu Beach
Proberm Column From Washington Bureau Sees Veterans notes
This weekly column on veteran and serviceman issues comes from the Washington Bureau of Western News. Readers may send questions to the bureau in Washington, D. C. and a future column will address them. No mail replies are provided. answers appear in the newspaper column.
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Eptror
Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Veterans Insurance Facts and Conversion Options Explained
The piece outlines National Service Life Insurance details for World War I veterans, including eight year term continuation for policies issued before 1946, five year conversion limits for newer policies, and available permanent options. It notes premiums, trust fund handling, reinstatement only with premiums and health checks, and cites low rates due to government subsidies. It includes a reader Q&A on court martial, remarriage, and back pay questions with brief answers.
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Veterans’ Service Bureau
National Service Life
Veterans’ Administration
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