Bible Questions Answered by the Voice Prophecy Broadcast
Questions and answers from a religious broadcast style column. The preacher covers topics like the Great Commission church attendance Bible verses on the body as God’s temple devil origins and prophecies about Christ’s coming with cited scripture and references to Hebrews Matthew Thessalonians and Revelation.
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God
Lucifer
Jesus
Los Angeles
Calif
Gemma Tetera
Penicillin Opens New Farm Market
The article notes penicillin production will require 5,000,000 pounds of milk sugar this year and, in 1944, will demand five sevenths of normal milk sugar. It warns of large raw-material demands from farms if multiple fermentation processes expand.
Local News From Churchtown A Busy Weekend Gatherings
Misses Betty and Sylvia Shirk visit grandparents in Pomeroy. Mrs Ella Simpson injures shoulder. x ray and adjustment at Ephrata Hospital improve. Anne Simpson of Philadelphia vacations with parents. Visitors include Russell Matchett and Paul Gerhart. Corporal H M Mattis in Camp McCoy hospital with infected finger. Bible School closes with entertaining program. Weaver family spends Sunday with Overlys near Ranchs Church. Sunday guests at Duttenhofer home include Dilks Merrill family Bewley Simpson and Katie Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Simpson
Philadelphia
Robert E. Simpson
Russell Matchett
Wilmington
Delaware
Paul Gerhart
Lancaster
H. M. Mattis
Mae Mattis
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Charles S. Duttenhofer
F. M. Dilks
Merrill
Dorothy Merrill
Charles G. Bewley
Coatesville
G. Hensel Simpson
Katie Weaver
Mt Zion Community Notes Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Mt Zion area social news lists visits from Dayton Ohio and Annapolis Maryland to Mt Zion families. A Father’s Day picnic honors Peter Summers of Honey Brook with extended Summers and Mast families from Gap and Mt Zion area. A kitchen shower hosted by Mt Zion United Brethren Sunday School classes for Ellis and Annie Spotts draws seventy-two guests from local households. Lorenza Fryberger and Harry Fryberger in the armed forces noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Mast
Guy Mast
Vernon
Henry Ludwig
Elaine
Dale
Ira Wetzler
Joyce
Mt. Zion
Jean
Edna Harsh
Churchtown
Allen
Paul
Robert
Richard Summers
Thelma
Evelyn Summers
Peter Summers
Ethel M. Summers
WAC
Pfc
Lester Summers
Annie Spotts
Mt. Zion United Brethren Sunday School
Ellis Spotts
Charles Ream
Amon Mast
Patton Spotts
Kathryn Lessey
Jean Good
Gale
Ethan Mast
John S. Evans
Gladys Grubb
J. W. Longabaugh
Hayes Geiger
Robert Hatton
Woodrow Harsh
Charles Harsh
Harner
Evelyn Simpson
Betty Jane Spohn
Dorothy Emes
Jane Ebelhar
Frances
Margaret Sandoe
Paul Summers
Jim Spotta
Roy Ramsey
Robert Ream
Lloyd E. Sootts
Robert Mast
Raymond Elmer
Vernon Longabaugh
Frank Beldomridge, Jr
Norman Blanks
Oscar Welsh
John E
Warren Northeimer
David Wetzler
Elia, Spotta
Marilyn
The Hour of Invasion and Christ's Victory
Sermon reflects on a pivotal hour in Christian history when Jesus faced sin death and hell and triumphed. The speaker ties this moment to prophecy and scripture promising eternal life through faith in Christ who lives in believers and grants victory over fear and death.
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Christ
Jesus
Satan
Hell
God
Paul
Festival Opens at Ephrata Community Park
The Eph rata Community Hospital festival kicked off in American Legion Park on Wednesday night. Rides ponies and attractions operate every evening through July 8 with special children's pricing on Saturday July 8 afternoon. The program features a July 4 recreation band concert and a dance by Robert Staller's band. A baby parade is set for July 8 at 4 p.m. Entrants meet at the Park Hotel. Fireworks occur July 4 and twenty five dollar War Bonds are awarded nightly with a $60 grand prize on July 8. Public facilities and refreshments are available.
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Ephrata Community Hospital
American Legion Park
Robert Staller
Park Hotel
Gardeners urged to plant succession crops now
After first harvests home gardeners should reuse space by planting late crops. Pennsylvania State College vegetable specialists say beans may be planted by July 16, leaf lettuce by August 1, and celery and endive can follow earlier crops.
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Pennsylvania State College
Mt Zion United Brethren Ladies Aid to Meet Saturday
The Mount Zion United Brethren Sunday School class will hold a meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weller in Mt. Zion. The Mr Zion Ladies Aid Society will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Ramsey in Gap R1.
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United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
George ‘Ramsey
Gap
Mount Zion
United Brethren Sunday School
Roy Weller
Mt. Zion
Allies seize Cherbourg as Rommel fights to hold Caen area
Allied forces push toward Cherbourg with U S troops storming the port while British Canadian units pressure Rommel's armored divisions near Caen. In Italy, Allies press north from Rome as German rearguards make brief stands. In Finland the Soviet advance drives toward Helsinki as Karelia falls.
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U. S
Cherbourtg
Cotentin
Cherbourg
Caen
Erwin Rommel
Italy
Rome
Italian
Apennine Mountains
Japan Presses Drive in China and Burma Amid Yawata Bombing
News reports describe renewed Japanese offensives in eastern China aimed at securing the Canton area and a back door through northern Burma to India. The article notes three Jap columns in eastern China, the push toward Canton, and a shift in industrial output with reduced machine guns for aircraft and increased tank production.
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Yawata
Japan
China
Burma
India
Canton
Pacific: Lure Jap Fleet In Saipan Battle Looms
U S forces press on Saipan in the Marianas as carrier based Japanese planes clash with task forces. Admiral Nimitz reports Japan losing about 600 aircraft as fleets maneuver for a major engagement while U S troops secure nearby airfields and push toward the Philippines.
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U. S
Marianas
Japan
Saipan
Garapan
Chester W. Nimitz
Dutch New Guinea
U.S
Japheld Philippines
Germany's secret rocket plane looms as threat
Secret weapons loaded with explosives and air driven propel a Nazi rocket craft launched from the French coast. Reports claim rockets travel at low level about 250 miles per hour then rise to 30 degree angles before exploding with the force of a 1000 pound bomb, while a faster rocket at 600 miles per hour harries Spitfires. Allies bombard the French coast and heighten anti aircraft fire to counter the threat to London and channel ports.
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Germany
French
London
British Channel
Allied Air Command
Price Control After War May Extend to Prevent Inflation
OPA price director Jean Carroll warned that postwar price controls could continue beyond the end of the war. If auto and appliance makers cannot meet demand quickly, shortages could trigger inflation, suggesting general controls may persist until production ramps up.
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U. S
OPA
Jean Carroll
CPA
Carroll
Dairy Products Reserve Cuts For July Lend-Lease Needs Rise
Government cuts butter set aside for civilians from 50 to 45 percent and cheddar from 70 to 60 percent for July. Military and lend-lease needs drive the reduction, while civilian availability increases slightly.
WPB outlines reconversion plan for civilian goods
WPB head Donald Nelson told a senate committee civilian production hinges on war needs. He said 200000 workers must shift to war industries before civilian output resumes, with foundries and shipyards among the targets. Manufacturers would gain July 1 access to machinery buys and dies for consumer items to prepare for postwar marketing.
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War Production Board
WPB
Donald Nelson
Senate
Nelson
War Manpower Commission
Memorable World War I Scene Evokes Brief Frontline Joy
Vivid WWI scene recalls a moment of genteel gaiety behind the lines in France as Allied troops seek a brief respite before resuming the push to the front. The description hints at familiar rituals, music, and camaraderie that buoyed spirits amid the grind of war.
Congress Sets Direct Control Over Elk Hills Oil
Congress passes a law giving it power to set the allowable extraction from Elk Hills. The Navy Secretary must consult congressional naval committees before condemning lands or signing contracts or leases. President Roosevelt opposes the change as weakening executive authority.
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Navy
Standard Oil Company of
California
Elk Hills
Calif
Congress
Roosevelt
Naval
Cheap clothing price controls announced by OPA
The Office of Price Administration set dollar and cent ceilings on low priced garments including cotton house dresses at 1.49, slips at 0.65, shirts at 1.39 and shorts at 0.39 with extra sizes higher. The program covers July through September with cotton fabrics allocated and specific production quotas.
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Office of Price Administration
WPB
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Ella Simpson
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Franklin Zimmerman
Schaefferstown
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