Miracles Now and Then Ingersoll challenged present miracles
The piece argues miracles occur today through mind and faith, citing Lourdes and Sainte Anne de Beaupre healings. It asserts spiritual causation behind cures, notes medical openness, and claims Christ and apostles performed miracles spiritually. It highlights modern examples of miraculous healing within families and religious devotion.
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Mwe
Lourdes
Sainte Anne de Berupre
Canada
Pecans and Shelling Plant Damaged in Night Fire
A two story pecan shelling plant owned by D G Dielmann burned at 4 45 am. Damage estimated at 25500 with 5000 dollars worth of pecans and 7500 dollars of shelling machinery destroyed. Co owner Joe Mendoza woke the family before flames reached living quarters. family included Smith wife and three children Margit 13 Shirley 10 and William Thomas Jr 12 months. Fire units from town stations fought the blaze for a hour. Building owner stated prior fire in 1924 and some equipment saved.
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Berry
Joe Mendoza
Mendoza Fecan
Wiliam T. Smith
Mendoza
Smith
Margit
Shirley
William Thomas Jr
Downstown
18 Man Cabinet Named for Cuba
Havara reports a new Cuban cabinet announced by President Fulgeicte Boe. Senator Carlos Saladrig is named premier alongside ten former ministers. Eight ministers are congressmen and expect Batisha to gain backing for economic and civilian policies. Federico Ti ré de Bru is named minister of justice.
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Memon Cabines
Toder
Fulgeicte Boethal
Bolista
Carlos Saladrig
Hbatisha Woul
Pyoakdenwt
Federico Tiré de Bru
Onttuistet
Usthee
Girl Hit by Freight Train. Child Suffers Minor Injuries
In Atlanta Georgia a 2 1 2 year old girl was struck by a four car freight train while playing on the tracks. The engine lifted and rolled over the child causing a gap where her front teeth were missing and a few bruises. She was treated at a local hospital and is reported in fair condition. The incident is under investigation.
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Awaatmvilly
Lietren
Army approves Yoo-Hoo penalty in Memphis incident
Washington July 17 Army command announced disciplinary action against members of the 110th Quartermaster battalion for a March 18 incident described as "yoo-hooing" at girl golfers on a Memphis course. General Lear's report was approved by Undersecretary Patterson who said it was not public and offered cautious praise of the general’s handling.
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Army Command
Ben Lear
Robert Patterson
Memphis
War Department
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Patterson
General Lear
Paul Kilday
Marshall Urges Emerge ncy Service for Reservists
Gen George C Marshall told a Washington Senate committee that emergency national guard and reserve forces must be allowed to stay in service beyond one year. He said prolonged service would strengthen the military and urged Congress to remove prohibitions, arguing the question is whether an emergency exists and noting conflicting war department views.
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George C. Marshall
Srmy Mulet
Stateate Iilitary Committee
War Department
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Lieve
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Lelige
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Navy patrol planes extend worldwide says Towers
Rear Admiral John H. Towers testified before the House Navy committee that U S Navy patrol planes operate worldwide including the Pacific and Philippine seas. He said patrol aircraft are not merely training vessels and noted American built planes in active service, some in use against German and British forces, with some British orders influencing purchases.
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Navy
Bureau of Aerematics
United States Navy
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Askel
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Towers
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Niil Mh
Weather and school calendar notes at Hamlingen
The report notes calm wind and rising temperatures in San Antonio style weather. Hamlingen announces the 1941 42 term will run from September 1 to May 27 with Superintendent Frans Poeel presiding.
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Hariingen Achoala
Legin
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Po-eel Bas Ronan
West Point carries German Italian consuls to Lisbon
The West Point naval transport, carrying about 600 ousted German and Italian consular officials and propagandists, sailed from Ambrose Light after a 24 hour delay and headed for Lisbon. An American spokesman said ceasing release hinges on German consular officials being landed on European soil. Some detainees are already in Frankfurt and San Remo awaiting relocation. Cur, weld. Cur rites weld. church services amplified by vicar Frank Moore reach parishioners in Welling.
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U. S
West Point
Lisbon
Ambrose Lignal
Axs
Derlin
United) States
Germany
Europe
Lansport
London
Frank Moore
Welling
Lindbergh Demands Apology Over Interior Secretary Claims
Charles A. Lindbergh, writing as a citizen, told President Roosevelt he has no ties to a foreign government and claims a German decoration was given at the American embassy with the ambassador present. He offered to testify before any presidential committee and urged truth and justice from the cabinet if charges are proven.
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Amkes
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Col
Money Mad Inventor Refuses U S Weapon
Washington reports a secret weapon plan linked to a broad property seizure bill. Congress presses emergency legislation for a $4.6 billion stabilization package as leaders mull fast action. Debate centers on whether plans could be seized and valued by the president, with possible court appeals for final prices.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Stalin Line Breaks Near Smolensk Reported
London dispatches say Smolensk, 230 miles from Moscow, remained in Russian hands at dawn as German columns pushed toward the capital. Reports claim a 9,000,000 strong German and Russian force faced a decisive battle with a possible breakthrough near the central front. Kremlin press notes indicate heavy fighting on the road to Leningrad and minimal shifts elsewhere.
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Smoeysk
Smolensk
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Gorodische
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Fair to partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday. Light to gentle variable winds. High Thursday about 98, low Thursday morning 74. Friday high about 98, low Thursday morning 75. Little change in temperatures. Moderate south to southeast winds along the coast. Minor adjustments near the meridian forecasts.
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Interia
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Viclnity
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