Rise Up Joseph A Christmas Tale Of Duty And Faith
The narrative portrays Joseph urged to protect Mary and Jesus amid Herod’s threat. Through night journeying toward Egypt and trials at Bethlehem, Joseph’s steadfast love forms a lasting lineage of sacrifice, culminating in Jesus’s birth and Simeon’s temple blessing.
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Perold
Joseph
Mary
Persia
Herod
Bethehem
Carpenter
Goliath
Judea
Egypt
Nazareth
Elizabeth
David
Theo Mary
Jesus
Bethlehem
God
Jerusalem
Temple
Simeon
Christ
Best Movie Named Diet for Tubby Dogs in Kansas City
Readers learn about canine diets and veterinary care as the article notes prescription and special diets for dogs at various life stages. It mentions Diets for puppies, nursing mothers, older dogs, and bland options, plus the role of veterinarians in approving special foods. It also cites a 1 9 day world feature and the National Board of Review's pick.
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Kansas City
Peonie
New York
National Board of Reviewlecem
Cate
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Peggy Kessinger reports on servicemen linked to Beckley and area. Special ist 3 C Lloyd Blumtey serves in Germany with the 188th Infantry Regiment and radio mechanics in Third Battalion Headquarters Company. Pvt. Joseph Redden attended Shady Spring High School and worked at Valley Bell Dairy before serving, returning to the United States this month with the 10th Infantry Division in Germany. Pfc. Alex Combs Sr. and Sgt. Donald E Lockley are noted for service in Germany and at Fort Hood respectively, with multiple decorations highlighted.
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Germany
In Airborne
C. Lloyd P. Blumtey
G. W. Plummey
188Th Infantry
Europe
James J.D. Retden Redden
Sophia
Shady Spring High School
Valley Bell Dairy
Beckley
United States
10Th Infantry
Alex Combs Sr
Norma Jean
Sith
Fort Jackson
S. C
Henretta Combs
Sprague
Armor
Armor School
Fort Knox
Donald E Lockley
Prosperity
Vera Beth Lockley
Wee
Lackey
Fourth Armored Division
Fort Hood
Tex
Pravda Attacks Kardelj in Yugoslav Soviet Press Feud
Pravda, the Soviet Communist party organ, blasted Yugoslav Vice President Edvard Kardelj over his Hungary criticism and alleged misreading of Marxist theory. It warned against opposing socialist development and interfering in Hungary, while avoiding naming Tito.
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Moscow
Pravda
Icon
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Edvard Kardelj
Hungary
Kardelj
Kremlin
Europe
Soviet Communist Party
Tito
Yugdslavia
Spy Ring Breakup Reported by Switzerland Officials
Swiss government says it dismantled a large espionage network led by a Hungarian legation official. Several people were arrested and the attorney general declined to name the diplomat or disclose arrest totals. No further details released at this time.
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Rern
Switzerland
Legation
Rene Dubois
Students Warned in Berlin by East German Factory Group
In Berlin, fourteenth graders and university students faced a warning from a factory worker group allied with the Communist regime. The message urged loyalty to the Red authorities and warned that attempts to undermine the government would not be tolerated.
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Berlin
East Germany
Sale School Board Seeks Textbook Bids
Charleston reports the School Board seeks bids for textbooks in English writing and music from 33 publishers as announced by the State Board of Education.
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Sale School Board
Charleston i
I Publishers
State Board of Education
Secretary H K Baer Opposes Textbook Cancellation Plan
Secretary H K Baer said books fall into four textbook groups chosen by an advisory committee. At the last board meeting Senator McClellan noted plans to authorize a request to cancel a one mill levy to fund an 82 million dollar program covering home economics arts and crafts and agriculture with United States inclusion, and set for Dec 31.
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H. K. Baer
Wimfington
Dandelions Blooming In December At Jumping Branch
Dandelions are blooming in December in Summers County community Jumping Branch. Yellow blossoms cheer residents as they search for robins. Last winter birds stayed in nearby trees but this season none are found.
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Summers
Jazz Age Show Reminds of a Turbulent Decade
NBC TV's The Jazz Age presented by Project 20 drew mixed feelings among viewers. Review praises production quality and social history value while noting the era’s social unrest prohibition racketeering and wild gambling. The program also features nostalgia through popular songs and portraits of figures like Lindbergh and Gershwin.
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New York
Nbc-Tv
Henry Salomon
Fred Allen
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Karding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Babe Ruth
al Capone
George Gershwin
al Smith
Scott Fitzgerald
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Rosanna Rory Breaks Ice With Errol Flynn In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes Rosanna Rory, a new actress from Rome, has joined Errol Flynn as his co star in The Big Boodle in Havana. She says Flynn is shy around women and that her father warned her off, but she found him gentlemanly and charming during their introduction.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Rosssana Rory
Errol Flynn
Rossana
Flynn
Rosanna
Rome
Errol
Grace Kelly
The Gold Witch and the Rainbow Pot Mystery
The Brownies of Brownieville seek the bottomless rainbow pot to restore Santa. Alonzo and Calhoun McGillicuddy pursue the Witch of Witherspoon who claims gold from Gustavius the Giant. Santa lies turned to stone as they chase the key to rekindling Christmas magic.
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Brownieville
Santa Claus
Santa
Calhoun McGillicuddy
Alonzo
Elf
McGillicuddy
Witch of Witherspoon
Santa Land
Hollywood
Pat Boone
Elvis Presley
Hobbysoxers
Pat
Columbia University
New York
Bernardine
Terry Moore
The
Columbia
Phi Beta Kap
Pakey
Gustavius
Giant
Witherspoon
Wither
Spoon
Wheeling Tunnel Plan Eyed In Interstate Project
West Virginia plans a four lane tunnel through Wheeling Hill to ease traffic from Fort Henry Bridge to Wheeling Island. The project, once pitched with bond funding, would be part of the Interstate System with surveys ongoing and construction potentially starting next year. A bridge from Wheeling Island to Bridgeport is also being studied as part of a broader toll free network opening in 13 to 15 years.
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Charleston
Wheeling
State Road Commission
New Fort Henry
Wheeling Island
Fort Henry
West Virginia
Half‘mile Memorial
West Virginia Turnpike
M. L. O'Neale
Bridgeport
West U. S
Virginia
U.S
Panhandle
South Central
West O'Neale
En- Virginia
U.S. 40
Maryland
Dowdriver
Martow
Martinsburg
Virginia Line
O'Neales
Foreign Musicians Invading America
Hollywood reports a slow influx of foreign musicians into the U S market as postwar pop becomes a cultural weapon. European artists like Caterina Valente and Helmut Zacharias gain popularity, with record sales climbing into the tens of thousands as Decca markets their foreign hits in America.
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Hollywood
America
Como
Crosby
Guy Lombardo
Jvoice
Caterina Valente
Jan Kalian
Germany
Decca
Malaguena
Granada
Helmut Zacharias
Strength and Surprise To Cut Holiday Road Deaths
An AP survey details plans to reduce holiday motor deaths through strength and surprise. States add police, plan 10 hour shifts, radar checks, roadblocks, and surprise patrols. Reinforcements in Tennessee Maine Texas Vermont Mississippi New York City implement unmarked cars and expanded operations for Christmas and New Year periods.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tennessee
Maine
Texas
Washington State
National Guard
State Game Department
Vermont
Mississippi
New York City
Police Department
Housekeeping Costs Escalate in Factories and Shops
New York reports rising housekeeping costs across nations factories and stores as depreciation rules and the cost of updating plants bite into profits. Companies must sell more to keep margins while old buildings hinder new growth, with maintenance costs climbing and metal factory prices rising.
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New York
Cece Stesene
Fae
Earp
Tory Management
Mainten
O'frian
Wyatt Earp Stars Leads ABC Western Lineup
Hollywood’s Wyatt Earp portrayed by Hugh O’Brian dominates Tuesday night viewing, ranking with Disneyland and Lawrence Welk as a top ABC program. The actor, a former Marine born in Rochester, discusses his prolific season ahead after completing 37 Earp films and co starring with Marilyn Erskin in a Ford Theater production.
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Wyatt Earp
Hollywood
Hugh O'Brian
Lawrence Welk
ABC
O'Brian
Rochester
N.Y
Chicago
Earp
Marilyn Erskinne
Ford Theater
Alaska's First Elected Congressmen Seek Statehood in Washington
Alaska’s trio of prospective lawmakers Senator William Egan Representative Ralph Rivers and Ernest Gruening, along with their wives, arrived in Seattle after a record cold 2,300 mile trek. They aim to lobby for statehood under the Alaska Tennessee plan, arguing national newspapers favorable while Congress has yet to act.
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Alaska
Capital
Seattle
William “Egan
Ralph Rivers
Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Congress
Egan
TV Influences Eating Habits in a Children Show Sample
A New York survey based on 1,000 kids eating with parents at Don Roth's New Blackhawk Restaurant shows TV influences. Observations include 22 children eating crusts because the TV man said it helps teeth, 16 seeking buffalo steak after a show, spinach ordered frequently, and many choosing sandwiches linked to breadmaker ads.
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New York
Chicago
Don Roth
Blackhawk
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