Integrity and community in editorial reflections
An assortment of editorials from Port Umpqua Courier and Vista Press discuss integrity as more than paying bills, stressing courage, humility, and loyalty. The Vista note cites a Commonwealth Club study praising moderate sized communities for better living and closer neighborly cooperation and shared values.
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Port Umpqua
Weedsport-Gardiner
Oregon
Lincoln
Vista
Calif
San Francisco ‘Commonwealth
Lincoln quote and historic policy Q and A roundup
A newspaper Q and A item examines quotes allegedly by Abraham Lincoln and explains that the U S government did not require universal consent for governance. It notes the Korean GI bill's enrollment figures and training types, and clarifies uranium deposit maps are public. It also explains flammable fabrics law scope, women workers bureaus, and highway funding shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Geological Survey
Washington
D. C
Womans Bureau
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Background Scripture and Devotional Reading
The entry notes a devotional reading pairing Luke 4 1 to 15 with Hebrews 4 12 as a study reference. It presents a focused spiritual meditation aligning the accounts of Jesus tempted in the wilderness with the piercing word of scripture.
Temptation, Victory, and the Sword of the Spirit
A 1955 lesson discusses temptation as choosing lesser goods over greater ones. Jesus faced temptations not to sin but to use good in place of better aims. It argues two losing strategies resist and debate, and promotes practicing Scripture from the heart as the true defense.
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Dr. Foreman
Jesus
Iteself
Luke
God
Satan
Division of Christian Education
Neens
Council of the Cherekes of Christ
Community Press Service
Out Yonder West Ranch Dilemma Drama
Jim Williams battles his daughter Lula Mae over marriage to Fayette Tankersley. Lula Mae defies her father with wit and resolve, while her mother secretly aids the plan. Williams gallops off to seek the truth amid a dusty ranch porch confrontation.
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Jim Williams
Huh
Lula Mae
Fayette Tankersley
Jim
Mrs. Williams
One Take Quanza Sings Serenade and Movie Music Notes
L YN CONNELLY ARIO LANZA earns unofficial One Take quanza tag after prerecording 12 songs in Serenade. Ray Heindorf deems Mario cooperative. Ann Sheridan to star in Come Next Spring. Nelson Fiddle to score, Grace Kelly Cary Grant in To Catch a Thief. Laine Hawk Eye tops Capitol notes. Mahalia Jackson releases two tunes. Paul and Mary Ford hit Amukiriki. Sunset Tower and other film music items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ario Lanza
Ray Heindorf
Warner Brothers Music
Mario
Caruso
Ann Sheridan
Nelson ‘Fiddle
Republic Pictures
Grace Kelly W
Cary Grant
Bengon
Mr. Roberts
Columbia
Frankie’ Laine
Hawk-Eye
Laine
Eileen ‘Rodgers
Mahalia Jackson
Capitol
Mary Ford
Les ‘Paul
Morthy
Stam Kenten
Sunset Tower
Bob Manyaing
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