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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
2
A devotional note emphasizes unity between scripture and deeds, arguing that God’s word and his works illuminate one another. It reflects on providence guiding believers to see a harmonious relationship between belief and action.
In his first policy statement since resigning as chair of the Atomic Energy Commission, David Lilienthal argues for ending federal monopoly and opening atomic knowledge to private industry. He contends government control stifles new ideas, risks only military development, and could spark broader industrial growth if a free, competitive approach is allowed.
A government report notes American commercial airliners have completed over 61 000 ocean crossings in 12 years with only five major accidents. Experts contend over water flight is no riskier than overland and better than long car trips.
A published word puzzle listing a set of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial entries for a crossword style activity including items like landmarks, gods, measurements, fruits, and elemental abbreviations. The list mixes 1 through 54 clue numbers with various definitions and some garbled entries, suggesting a fill in of intersecting words.
Western Germany's parliament, led by Adenauer's Christian Democrats, considers banning warlike toys and asks the Allied High Commission to stop occupation forces from giving them to German children. The proposal argues such toys glorify war and fuel aggression, citing Prussian militarism as a historical danger and a cause of past conflicts.
Discusses proper approach to ticket sales for school or church events. Advises allowing a child to sell tickets themselves rather than pressuring friends. Emphasizes that friends may feel obliged to buy, so autonomy is preferred.
Rochester residents are offered free firewood by the city public works department from sawed-up debris after the Jan. 14 windstorm. The initiative aims to repurpose storm wreckage into usable fuel for residents.
A minister describes spiritual strain from trying to build with insufficient resources and urges tapping deeper divine provisions. He cites Texas oil as a metaphor for going deeper, transforming life from thermometer to thermostat, and urges invocation of the Holy Spirit for vitality and grace.
Senate resumes social security expansion consideration and meets at 10 a. m. House debates miscellaneous bills while committees hold hearings and closed sessions on military aid funds rent control and corporate tax. Subcommittees hear witnesses on naval vessel construction and a newsprint study.
Undulant fever or brucellosis poses health risks to humans and livestock. Infection stems from dairy products and infected meat, prompting herd culls and pasteurization. Diagnosis remains tricky. new sulfa and antibiotic mixes show promise while research for better tests continues. Dr. Jordan will answer reader questions weekly. Watch for it.
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