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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1955
Page
2
A verse from I Peter 2 12 urges readers to live openly among nonbelievers so that their deeds expose evildoing and cause observers to glorify God at the day of visitation. The reflection emphasizes visible integrity and faith in action.
The editorial questions crediting Red China for freeing four American airmen captured in the Korean era. It notes eleven other fliers and several civilians remain prisoners and argues that any future talks must not reward unjust actions. Hammarskjold and Krishna Menon are acknowledged for efforts toward release.
A housewife recalls a dream of being stranded in a strange city without a passport. The passport she lacks is a charge account in a famous department store, an open sesame to the wonders of shopping and city life. The notional gate to heaven is this purchasing credential cherished by women.
A scattered puzzle item list mixing clues and partial answers. Entries include food terms, directions, and sparse definitions across and down with varied capitalization and formatting. The page presents a crossword style grid row of clues with labeled numbers and unusual spacing.
Four U. S. fivers released by Communist China reunited with their families at Hickam Field Hawaii after more than two years in captivity following their shoot down in the Korean War.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan notes that severe sunburn harms skin by shedding outer layers and offers little health benefit. He explains tanning comes from melanin, time, and pale skin burns easily. caution for first sun exposures, especially for those unused to sun.
The couple arrives at the station loaded with clothing while the husband wishes they had brought the piano. The wife retorts that he should stop trying to be funny, and the husband laments the hatchets left behind in a playful, dry exchange.
A dozen Fairfield women under Elizabeth Giese will conduct a special federal census within city limits. They will record names ages and household heads while keeping data confidential. The city pays about 1100 dollars and aims to boost motor fuel tax funds with a larger population count. The effort seeks a three week final certified tally from Washington after preliminary figures are shared with Mayor Ora Hubble.
Rex L. Smith argues miracles are natural outcomes of universal laws. He cites Exodus 3:1-6 and Acts 17:28 to claim holiness and energy pervade creation, urging believers to see God in all energy and all things.
You must contribute as a member of the hosting club or organization. Do not rely on the chair alone to handle all duties. Avoid excuses and shirking responsibilities.
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