Gospel in Athens and Corinth: Paul’s challenges and victory
Lesson notes compare Paul’s reception in Athens and Corinth to modern church issues. It emphasizes godless intellect confronting the gospel, Sophisticated immorality meeting Christian testimony, and the cross as the power and wisdom of God for both Jew and Gentile. The memory verse anchors the foundation in Jesus Christ.
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Paul
Athens
Corinth
Miles
Silas
Timothy
Mars Hill
God
Christ
The
Corinthians
Doolittle Keeps Promise To Town Named for Him
In Doolittle Missouri Lt Gen James H Doolittle former Eighth Air Force commander and Tokyo raid leader fulfilled a pledge by flying to the Ozark foothills town for its dedication ceremonies The honor came after locals asked him in 1944 to name their Center ville settlement for him and he sent a thanks promising attendance. The town along Route 66 100 miles southwest of St Louis displayed a bronze plaque bearing his likeness during the rites.
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James H. Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
Tokyo
Missouri
Highway 66
St. Louis
Doolittle
Centerville
Ozark Mountain
Medicine Output Hits New Peak Led by Aspirin
Washington report by the chemical division of the tariff commission shows U.S. consumption of medicinal preparations rising to about 40 million pounds last year. Aspirin led with eleven million pounds produced, followed by sulfa drugs at nearly six million pounds. vitamin output reached 2.9 million pounds valued around 50 million dollars.
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Washington
Chemical Division
Tariff Commission
Chemical Industry
Wisconsin man adds own death year to gravestone
John H. Aplin of Eagle Wisconsin had his grave marker inscribed with the year 1950 for his own death, claiming it would not matter since no one may care who tends the grave. The anecdote highlights his eccentric individualism and a whisky note found in a long demolished schoolhouse.
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Dousman
Wis
John H. Aplin
Ottawa
Eagle
Aplin
Alice Aplin
John Aplin
Stewart
Woman's City Club harvest festival sells royal plum preserves
A jar of regular plum preserves with a White House label drew a high bid of 2 dollars at the Woman's City club annual harvest festival. The preserves were contributed by Mrs. Harry S. Truman.
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Kansas City
Woman's City Club
Harry S. Truman
White House
Blond, Blue-eyed Babies Sold in Cebu Market
In Manila and the Philippines a wartime byproduct, blond and blue-eyed babies, are reported to be openly sold in Cebu island markets for 250 pesos, about 125 dollars. The note highlights wartime social upheaval and trafficking concerns.
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Manila
P. I
Cebu Island
Teacher Gets Cigars But Sighs for Apples
Loyola University professor Paul S Leitz laments postwar changes as freshmen give him cigars while he longs for the days before, when apples were the classroom treat. He notes he does not smoke.
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Chicago
G.I
Loyola University
Paul S. Leitz
Aviation notes small town boon
The helicopter air mail concept links towns off major routes by coordinating schedules with postal routes for faster deliveries. Civil Aeronautics Board guidance is sought. Mary Wooten, 81, touted overseas flight in Los Angeles after Auckland to Dunedin. Production of military aircraft rose in September with jets and navy deliveries. Mrs Earl Hallock teaches on North Bass Island commuting by air. Wright memorial marker gains new airline over Kitty Hawk. International routes expand, with 35 flags serving 200 plus countries as world fleets transition.
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Post Office Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mary Wooten
Pan American World Airways
Los Angeles
Auckland
N. Z
Producton Soars
Aircraft Industries Association
Navy
Earl Hallock
North Bass Island
Sandusky
Ohio
Lonely Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Manteo-Ocracoke Line
Aviation
North Carolina
International Air Transport Association
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Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Leston
Chandler’s
Chandler
Parker
Lipic's
Pen House of
Sheeffer
Eee
Wee & Kivic
Locust ST
St, Louis
Arisa
Asakaten Tanta
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Council of Religious Education
Jesus Christ
United States
Doolittle, MO
A. R. Cook
Wisconsin
Ducteast
Fleischmann
U.S
Prince Albert
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