Air-Raid Shelters In Egypts Tombs
Ancient tombs in Siwa Oasis serve as air raid shelters for locals fleeing war’s edge into rock-cut death chambers. About two thousand residents from diverse groups inhabit low caves once housing mummies now with makeshift pottery and lamps. Veiled women tend fires while goats roam the caverns amid embalming spice echoes.
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Egypt
Gar
Siwa
Jeble Muta
Mountain of Death
Birmingham
England
Cairo
Air Transport For Ocean Cargo
Pan American clippers will begin ferrying freight across the Atlantic this month as war demand spurs the plan. Freight planes offer vital service in undeveloped regions and in areas where rail and sea routes are limited, with air transport gaining ground as ships face submarine risk.
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Pan American Clippers
Atlantic
Theew York Times
United States Air Express
Canada
Siberia
Sunday School Lesson Overview and Dates
The text outlines a Sunday school lesson series titled Christ Our Saviour with referenced Bible verses across Matthew Luke John Acts Romans Corinthians Philippians and Timothy. It provides dates for events such as Nazareth Peraea Jericho Jerusalem and Corinth with notes on the golden text John 3 16 and the meaning of the name Jesus.
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Christ
Zacchaeus
John
Acts
Timothy
Nazareth
Peraea
Jericho
Jerusalem
Capernaum
Corinth
Philippi
Rome
Jesus
Jesus Salvation Message and Scriptural Names
A sermon notes Jesus as savior and God’s love for humanity. It explains Jesus as the Greek form of Joshua and Jehoshua meaning God saves, and that he seeks and saves the lost. It highlights repentance and a ransom life, urging upright living.
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God
Jesus
Joshua
God Saves
Russia Releases Polish Prisoners Under War Accord
Polish prisoners freed by Russia are being assisted to rejoin life while forming legions to fight Germany. Dr Rettinger praised Moscow's speed in releasing inmates and aiding Poles, with about 200,000 Poles along the eastern front ready to bear arms under a British clothing aid and Russian military equipment agreement.
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Moscow
Joseph Rettinger
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Germany
Britain
What Quarter Hour Would Do For Arms
William S. Knudsen, Director General of the OPM, claimed that an extra 15 minutes of work by every American could hasten victory. He argued an extra hour daily by all workers would yield hundreds of millions more man hours weekly, boosting production of planes ships tanks and guns and shortening the war.
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William S. Knudsen
OPM
Hitler
Jesus Calls for Service not Status in Biblical Teachings
The passage contrasts worldly rulers with Christ’s model of service. Jesus teaches that greatness comes as a servant, while Zacchaeus shows tangible repentance by giving to the poor and restoring fourfold to any wronged. Salvation comes to Zacchaeus’s house today.
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Jesus
Zebedee
Earth
Zacchaeeus
Jericho
Zacchaeus
Abraham
Zaccheus
Liquid Wood Is Achieved by McGill Researchers
H P Godard J L McCarthy and Harold Hibbert of McGill University Montreal report a method to convert wood entirely into a liquid. The process heats wood in an organic solvent at about 500 degrees Fahrenheit and under 5000 psi. The liquid yields a compound like nylon's feedstock and promises uses in paints lacquers varnishes and plastics.
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American Chemical Society
H. P. Godard
J. L. McCarthy
Harold Hibbert
McGill University
Montreal
All Wives Help Defence Program Say Safety Expert
A safety expert urged wives to support husbands at home by providing breakfasts and showing sympathy. He cited home conditions as factors in many industrial accidents, costing 41,912,000 man days of work last year. W. T. Cameron, safety advisor to the U S Labor Department, spoke at a safety conference.
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W. T. Cameron
United States Labor Department
First Income Tax Bills Arrive Under New Law
Postmen delivered the initial income tax bills to British taxpayers under a new law that allows up to one half of annual earnings to be taxed for the year ending April 5.
London Constable Describes Bomb Handling In Air Raid
Constable Herbert H. Scott of London explains to Los Angeles police the handling of incendiary bombs and other explosives used by London bobbies during air raids. He demonstrates procedures and safety measures for managing such devices.
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Herbert H. Scott
London
Los Angeles
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