A Studio Plot and a Stopover for Two
Elizabeth Herlong and her husband Spratt, a Vertex Studio producer, share a lunch at the studio gates as he frets over film woes. He tests a German writer and considers a restaurant partnership while Mrs Farnsworth hovers for a Greek War Relief party invitation.
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Elizabeth Herlong
Spratt
Elizabeth
Spratt Herlong
Vertex Studio
New York
Mrs. Farnsworth
Grace
Heaven
Kessler
Cherry
United States
War relief bids and party plans in wartime LA
Elizabeth and Spratt discuss charity entertainment amid rationing and war anxieties. A party guest offers twenty dollars to the Greek relief fund while Mrs Farnsworth presses prejudices about UCLA students. Spratt and Elizabeth drive off, reflecting on duty, family, and the war.
Lesson for October 21 Sete Bete and Scripture Texts
Lesson set for October 21 featuring Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Relious Education
Making the Home a Christian Center of Influence
A sermon stresses a home becomes Christian when its members practice faith daily. It urges balancing work and worship, embracing lasting love with longsuffering, and holding to the eternal promise that love never fails through daily family life.
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Martha
Mary
Jesus
God
Paul
Aircraft Engines Beat Air Frames in War Production
The expansion of aircraft engine plants from July 1940 to June 1944 outpaced air frame factories by about ten percent, signaling the urgent shift to boost engine output after Pearl Harbor. Four motor bombers and growing multi engine types strained engine production nationwide.
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Pearl Harbor
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Gwen Bristow
University of California At
Los Angeles
UCLA
Harold L. Lundquist
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Atlanta
New England
Eveready
Mini-Max
National Carbon Company, Loc
Fram Corporation
Providence
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