College Head To Lecture Denver Heights Church Series
Sunday through Thursday an inspirational lecture series at Denver Heights Church of Christ opens with I. H. Borris of Abilene Christian College delivering They Learn Am Be Taught of God at 1 p.m. Sunday. H. P. Showalter of Firm Foundation Publishing House speaks on The Authority of Christ at 3 p.m. Sunday. Monday features G. J. Thomas of Corpus Christi on Lord, Teach Us to Pray at 2 p.m., J. P. Crenshaw of San Angelo on Redeeming the Time at 2:30 p.m., and Hugh Clark of Abilene on Deliver Us From Del at 8 p.m. Tuesday offers Fyron Pullerton of Big Spring on Edifying the Body of Christ at 1 p.m., B. B. Jeffcoot of Lavern on I Said a Foundation at 2 p.m., R. T. Towery of Sinton on Do The Work as an Evangelist at 4:30 p.m., and J. Hervey Dykes of Topeka on Where Thy Treasure Is at 8 p.m. Wednesday presents Glen Green of Altus on Subject to the Powers That Be at 11 a.m., Thorton Crews of Houston on Contention, and more.
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I. H. Borris
AbwAs Christian College
Showalter
Authority of Chirst
Firm
Foundation Publishing House
Austin
B. B. Jeffcont
Laverna
Okls
Thorton Crews
Houston
WPA to Aid New Jobless Welfare Push Links to Social Security
WPA will assist workers who lost jobs as civil goods production shifted to war. The program partners with Social Security to place temporary workers deemed ineligible for unemployment benefits. From Feb 1 federal offices will certify such workers to WPA for reemployment as factories convert to war production.
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Washington
WPA
Howard O. Hunter
Social Security Agency
War in Pacific must be first priority now says Ryckman
Charles S. Ryckman urges immediate major war effort against Japan in the Pacific to quell impatience and unrest. He argues that victory abroad is essential for China Malaya Singapore the Philippines the Dutch Indies Australia and New Zealand, and warns the war will not be easy but must be pursued relentlessly.
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Fry
Chorchill
Roosevelt
Pacific
Chine Malove
Dutch Indies
Philippines
China
Malaya
Singapore
Indies
Australia
Japan
Charles S. Ryckman
Dude Ranch and League Mobilize Funds for War Effort in San Antonio
The newly elected H. H. Theis led drive reports surplus from last year of 2032 dollars given to the Fighter Plane fund and the 18a non profit group. A membership drive for 4000 new members in San Antonio was approved with proceeds to red cross and war relief. Funds from prior efforts supported Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas baskets. this year emphasis is on supporting weapons and comfort for soldiers. Other leaders listed include Annie L. Palmer and Ralph H. Biggers. individuals donated amounts toward the Fighter Plane fund as part of a community wartime drive.
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H. H. Theis
Jed
San Antonio
Red Cross
Theis
Jane
Sa Antonia
Annie L. Palmer
Bon-Aire Sanatorium
Ralph H. Biggers
AILA
Edward Tdmann
Carne Bridge
Carolina Kraus
Yi Rireet
Inchinie
Beran
Anna
Han Antonin Regwil
Marne
Ati
State Rites Held For Nazi General
Berlin dispatch reports that Field Marshal Waller von Rollehensu, commander of an EIT group on the Ukraine front, died of an aneurysm while en route to Germany. He was accorded a state funeral today, with ceremony details broadcast by AP.
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Berlin
Marsal Waller von Rolehensu
EIT
Ukreine
Genmany
Fuera
Woman Falls Into Tunnel From Train At Night Station
A young New York model Frieda Lund, 23, was found with facial burns after falling from a southbound passenger train into a tunnel near Unto station. Police and physicians collected ash and cinders. witnesses recall smoke and seven trains passing through the tunnel while she was missing. Lund could not recall the incident but said she moved from dining to coach as smoke enveloped her.
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Washington
Jah
Palce
Frieda Lund
New York
Heroic Cadre Receives Prestigious Service Crown
Heroic Ma Tiamona and Arspnell Bhove lead cavalry of the all-American football unit at West Point to earn the Distinguished Service Crown for extraordinary horalomic duetion in the CPU yin, as reported by TNL News photo desk.
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Arspnell
Bhove
Cavalry Oftlear
TNL News
Japs in Drive On Australia In World War II Front
The report details intensive World War II battles in Malaya and Singapore with Allied and Japanese forces clashing along the 10 mile Johore front. It notes brutal jungle fighting, air raids, and Japanese advances threatening British defenses and the Singapore naval base. Burma operations near Moulmein are also described as critical.
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Batu Pahat
Singapore
Tokyo
Johore State
Singapore Island
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Pifly
Burma
Maaya
Moulmein
Martin Ban Perp
Rangxin
Brighpare
Betwen Bat Pahit
Enday
City News Dance in Hermann at Song Hall
A dance event is given by Anton Wenzel at the Song Hall in Hermann on January 24. The program features Teron GB and Bmiiy Orch with TAGY.
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Hermann
Anton Wenzel
Indge
Teron GB
Bmiiy Orch
Tagy
Japan Seeks China Peace Offensive in Detar China
Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese peace bid to detach China from Allied influence. Premier Tojo reiterates willingness to accept Chongqing overtures if policy shifts, calling China a sister nation and blaming Anglo American influence for past faults. London reports Chinese ambassador Koo doubts separate peace rumors.
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United Notlong
Tokyo
Bremer den
Hideki Tojo
Dap
Chungking
Japan
London
V. Ky Wellingtom Koo
Chicago U Speeds Up Degree Time
Chicago University plans to award the bachelor degree at the end of the second year, a reform urged since 1930 by President Robert M Hutchingwald. The move aims to shorten general education time, aid entering military service, and recognize achievement. General education should finish by sophomore year, and students lacking interest or ability in specialization should not advance.
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Chicago
University of Chicapa
Robert M. Hutchingwald
Union Calls Off Strike in Detroit Transit Tie
DETROIT, DAN. Union officials of the A. F. L. employes' union postponed a planned strike just hours before a threatened deadline. The action, announced by Arthur Stringay, aimed to ease municipal fees and transportation disruptions in Detroit. No telegram from Under-Secretary Patterson advised otherwise as wage talks continued.
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Detroit
Dan
Ieadera
A. F
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Sinion
Arthur Stringay
Patterson
False Teeth Alarm At Hotel Rescue Ends Calm
Al Parker operator of a hotel at 30 North Alamo Street fell ill after an emergency call. Police feared he might have swallowed his false teeth but a quick search found them beneath him. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital with acute indigestion and was expected to recover.
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al Parker
North Alamo Street
Parker
T Sre
Robert B. Green Hospital
Bomb Takes Life Saved by Feat
London dispatch reports a perilous sea feat where a 92 mile dash to harbor saved a life. A 10 year old boy named Smith, suffering from gout, was aided by a heroic act during December.
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London
Mite Dasa
Honety
Shetland Lonthouse
Advegaret Ismith
Goute Eppens Alettis
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