Daniel in Babylonian training and dietary test lessons
Nebuchadnezzar's first conquest of Judah (607–604 B C) brings Daniel and three companions to Babylon. The youths are renamed and fed from the king's table, but Daniel refuses the defiling foods, opting for pulse and water for ten days. They prove healthier and wiser, illustrating character and temperance.
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Lt John Vanasky Receives Purple Heart for New Guinea Service
Mrs John Vanasky of 710 East Long Avenue reports her husband First Lt John Vanasky son of Mr and Mrs Mike Vanasky Jefferson Street Extension wounded in the Dutch New Guinea area and awarded the Purple Heart. He has recovered and is back in action in New Guinea after three years in service and nine months overseas. He trained at Fort Monroe and Camp Lee and rose from private to officer candidate. He recently saw his brother Cpl Mike Vanasky in New Guinea. Mrs Vanasky also has a Japanese rifle and bayonet and other souvenirs from the South Pacific.
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