Phenomenal Demand Points Up Annual Bible Week Observance
National Bible Week runs October 20 to 26 under the Laymen's National committee as nations spotlight the Bible amid postwar hunger for guidance. Proclamations from leaders bolster efforts, with wide press and radio coverage and special programs planned nationwide.
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WIN Features
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Air Hostesses draw country girls to glamorous careers
Country girls from small towns and farms join airline hostess rosters led by Miss Jane White. Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia show limited city presence. about 130 come from rural areas. Educational background and charm key. 98 percent resign for domestic life. many view flying as a career path rather than a temporary job.
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Detroit
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Ohio
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Broad Brook
Conn
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Mich
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W. Va
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Bees Invade Car Radiator On Utah Drive
Ione S. Bennion dean of women at Utah State Agricultural College was driving when her car overheat. The temperature gauge spiked and steam escaped as a swarm of bees sheltered in the radiator near an old honeycomb section.
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Utah
Ione S. Bennion
Utah State Agricultural College
Halloween Party Games and How to Host
Halloween is ideal for party games and witchy fun. Plan a scavenger hunt titled witch hunt with dancing skeletons and quirky cats. Offer a pumpkin prize and costume a fortune teller as a witch. Our No 60 booklet lists icebreakers pencil games and team challenges. Send 25 cents for Games for Good Parties to Weekly Newspaper Service New York.
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Law Extends Reach of Theft Law to Stolen Aircraft
The United States government previously had no specific statute for persons involved in interstate flights of stolen aircraft until September 24 1945 when the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act was amended to cover such cases.
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Russia's First Railroads Carried Church Cars
After rail service began in 1851 between St. Petersburg and Moscow trains on Sundays and holy days carried church cars with special equipment such as stained glass windows and sacred paintings for religious services.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
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