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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1940

Page

2

Senator and Olympia Rescue Orphans in Campaign Turmoil

In a staged political rally, Senator Slopshire and Aunt Olympia rush to aid three kidnapped orphans during a tumultuous night. Len Hardesty orchestrates the car escape as crowds demand the return of the children, while Limpy recovers from the exposure. The couple escorts the girls home amid police and media scrutiny, vowing vigilance and a quiet future.

Olympia Rachel Jim Allen Wilkie Senator Tine Del Ben Ollie Lancaster Len Hardesty Limpy Lancy Laney Senator Slopshire Trentfare Brother Wilkie Helen Adele Uncle Lancy Martin Ben Baldy Olle Dell Aunt Olympia Olympa Hilda Waterloo St. Helena Shiek United Mohammedans Allah

The Great Commission and the Risen Christ

A March lesson on Matthew 28 16 20 and Acts 1 8 to 11 15 emphasizes Christ's universal authority and the call to discipleship. It highlights meeting Jesus in Galilee, the authority given to Him, and the mandate to make disciples worldwide with baptism and teaching, trusting His abiding presence.

Christ Galilee Jesus Heaven Earth God Great Commission A. T. Robertson Jesus Christ

Peace talk and wartime banter across Europe logs

A fragmented diary notes discussions with Mussolini, Goering, Hitler, and Chamberlain about peace amid rising tensions. It describes Goebbels and a Goering encounter, a Paris stop with Daladier, and a London meeting with Chamberlain, all painting a wary mood where peace is welcome yet fragile. The entry satirically mentions a fatal chicken theft sentence and Smithsonian fish catalog quirks linked to Roosevelt cruises.

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