Bible Words for Today Rhythm of Life and Service
A devotional reflection on balance between adoration and action. It links spiritual rhythm to daily life, noting Jesus modeling worship and service. The piece contrasts inward prayer with outward mission and invokes Mary and Martha as models of devotion and service.
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Jesus
House of God
Mary
Martha
Koestler Nine Years as Red Revealed in Memoir Review
W. G. Rogers critiques Arthur Koestler’s The Invisible Writing, detailing Koestler’s nine years as a Communist from 1931 in Berlin to his disillusionment after life in Russia and the 1934 propaganda episode. The piece notes Koestler’s vivid prose, candid self-critique, and mentions Langston Hughes, Mann, Freud, Manes Sperber, and the Eislers, while praising the book as revealing and honest.
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Koestler
Berlin
Russia
Langston Hughes
Mann
Freud
Manes Sperber
Eislers
Best Seller List Fiction and Non-Fiction Highlights
The latest best seller list features fiction titles Not as a Stranger by Morton Mary Anne Daphne du Maurier Thompson Love Is Eternal by Irving Stone Speet by John Steinbeck. In non-fiction The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale I’ll Cry Tomorrow by Lillian Roth A Child of the Century by Ben Hecht But We Were Born Free by Elmer Davis The Mind Alive by H A and Bonaro Overstreet.
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Morton Mary Anne
Daphne du Maurier
Thompson
Irving Stone
John Steinbeck
Norman Vincent Peale
Lillian Roth
Ben Hecht
Elmer Davis
H. A. and
Bonaro Overstreet
Dewey Martin Strives for Stardom Amid Personal Turmoil
Hollywood interviews 31 year old actor Dewey Martin of Katemay Texas who rose from Navy veteran to star potential in The Desperate Hours with Humphrey Bogart and Fredric March. He discusses career odds, past Paramount auditions, and a rocky two year marriage ending after a separation during his Egypt trip.
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Hollywood
Dewey Martin
Dewey
Katemey
Tex
Paramount
Alan Ladd
Humphrey Bogart
Fredric March
Egypt
Portland
Ore
John Garfield
Tony Curtis
Garfield
Finland’s cabinet falls over milk price dispute
Finland’s five month old cabinet collapsed amid opposition reaction to the government’s milk price proposal. The opposition decried higher milk costs and used a sour stance as the catalyst, while supporters framed it as relief for consumers.
Color TV growth seen despite high prices in 1954
Special to Central Press reports a slow start for the color television industry with 1954 output near 20 25 thousand sets. Producers expect a big jump in 1955 up to 500 000 to 750 000 units and potentially a million if demand justifies it. Prices are high but may fall by 1956 as production rises and sizes to 19 21 inches stabilize while program quality improves. Separately, North and South Dakota farmers revolt over rust damaged wheat and sliding scale price support hurting farm income and GOP farmers in Congress defend Benson program.
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Washington
North
South Dakota
Congress
Dakotas
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Hoover Jr and Librarian Mumford Bible Choices Echo Era
A review notes Herbert Hoover Jr. reluctantly took the under secretary role, urged by allies to aid diplomacy after a business career. L. Quincy Mumford selected the tiny Aitken Bible for his oath as Librarian of Congress, amid a gallery of historic sources, including the Gutenberg and Lincoln Bibles. The piece blends anecdotes on public figures with brief bits of history.
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Dakotas
Congress
Hoover
Herbert Hoover Jr
Walter Bedell Smith
L. Quincy Mumford
Mumford
Gutenberg
Wilson
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Abraham Lincoln
Aitken Bible,”’ Or the “Bible of the Revolution,” Which Robert Aitken
Philadelphia
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Frost
Jones
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