A Thought For Today Blessings and praise in daily life
A devotional excerpt presents Psalms 145:2 about daily blessing God and praising His name forever. It reflects on praise as love for God, gratitude for gifts, and recognizing God in all things, including what He withholds, to view life in His light. Manning is cited as the author of the reflection.
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Acheson Eyes Regular Talks With Congress on Foreign Affairs
Editorial urges ongoing meetings between Secretary Acheson and Congress to improve understanding. It warns against theatrics and dress criticisms, calls for a warmer, more informal tone, and stresses prepared, issue-focused dialogue to prevent propaganda from hijacking the talks.
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Hogan Emerges Won Over Adversity In Golf Comeback
Ardmore observers note Ben Hogan's return to form after a 1948 crash and year of competition. He tied for first in a winter tournament, then beat two rivals in a U S Open playoff. His Texas hospital stay seems distant as Hogan meets the challenge with nerve and focus.
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Crossword Clue Puzzle From Classified Page
A compact crossword puzzle of horizontal and vertical clues spanning animal breeds elements noble gases and common words through a themed grid with entries like ce n and xenon symbols, common abbreviations, and basic nouns including places, actions, and objects.
Maine forest camps offer rugged wilderness lure
The narrator visits two Maine log cabin camps near Grand Lake and East Grand Lake. Pete Spencer and Jack Williams, longtime outdoorsmen, have built Green land Cove Camps and Pine Lodge from scratch, turning them into thriving year round ventures with homes for their families. Pete, aka Barefoot Pete, performs knife and throwing-hatchet stunts and occasional rifle acts, while Betty shares cooking duties and sharp shooting skills. Williams expands Pine Lodge with ongoing improvements to solidify its camp business.
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Washington headlines roll through a quiet session
In the national capital today a judiciary subcommittee considers Carroll Switzer of Iowa for U S District Judge as House adjourns until Monday. Yesterday the Senate debated oil imports and Ways and Means reversed a prior dodge settlement. President Truman vetoed the basing point bill and signed an expanded displaced persons law.
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Q & A on health topics from a newspaper page
A weekly health Q and A column covers parathion dangers, electrolysis safety, fibroid monitoring, high altitude heart risk, restless legs, hormone cream cancer risk, gall bladder removal for typhoid carriers, and advice on socialized medicine and self care. Dr Jordan notes he cannot answer individually but contributes through the weekly feature.
Column Answers Week's Top Questions
A columnist outlines the most asked questions of the week and provides concise answers. The piece highlights recurring themes, offering context and practical insights drawn from readers' inquiries.
Abundant Living on Pentecost and Fearful Disciples
The piece contrasts a pre Pentecost gospel ending with fear to a post Pentecost church empowered by the Holy Spirit. It argues Christianity must move beyond fear to a higher level of power, urging a daily indwelling of the Spirit in body mind and soul.
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Mark
Moffatt
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Public figure remark prompts strong letter ethics
The text urges readers to attack ideas not the person, insisting on signing the letter. It emphasizes respectful discourse and accountability for public statements, framed as guidance for expressing disagreement with visible authorship.
Tragic Drowning of 11YearOld Near Kincaid
An 11 year old boy named Larr Eugene Bueshon drowned while wading in South Fork Creek near his Kincaid home. He stepped into deep water and could not be saved. parents Mr. and Mrs. Fran Bueshon mourn his loss.
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Eugene
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