Transfiguration and Peter's confession in the gospel
Condensed from The Greatest Story Ever Told by Fulton Oursler. Jesus forecasts suffering in Jerusalem and asks Peter who he is, then is transfigured on a mountain before Peter James and John. Moses and Elijah appear, a heavenly voice declares Jesus, and secrecy is urged amid questions about the Kingdom of God.
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Temple
Jesus
John
James
Andrew
Philip
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Lias
Peter
Christ
Simon Bar Jonah
Heaven
Hell
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Jerusalem
Satan
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Kingdom of God
Twelve
Lushermen
Jexes
Fulton Oursler
Doubleday
Pope Plea for Housing at Rome Conference
Pope Pius IX urged 19 nations at a Rome building conference under the International Labour Organization to devote effort to providing homes with hygiene, comfort and dignity. He said housing is as essential as clothing and food and should come from a thriving private economy.
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Vatican City
Pius
N C U Head Quits To Be Senator
Raleigh N C Dr Frank Porter Graham resigns as president of the University of North Carolina accepted by the trustees. He will be sworn in as a U S senator Tuesday with resignation effective on oath. A governing committee of the comptroller and three unit chancellors will administer the university until a new president is named.
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Raleigh
N. C.P
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
U.S
W. Dbd. Carmichael
Wheat Referendum Likely as Marketing Quotas Debated
The article discusses a probable referendum on wheat marketing quotas under the 1938 Agricultural Marketing Act and Aiken Law provisions. Weather, crop prospects, and international conditions influence timing and chances for quotas, with a decision expected by May 25 and possible July deadlines for implementation.
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Athetev
Aiken
Department
Berlin air lift sets new weekly supply record
The air lift delivered 7,763 tons of supplies yesterday, raising the weekly total to a record 51,449 tons. The previous high was 45,653 tons set in the week ending March 12.
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Berlin
A and P Pays 175000 Fine
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and co defendants were fined for conspiracy restrain and monopolize trade. A and P paid 160000 for itself and its officers, plus 10060 for public relations. The case was heard by Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley with testimony through 22 days. On February 28, 1949 the circuit court denied reversal.
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Danville
Sopra
SivTa
Bitte
A and P
Business Organization, Inc
Cary Bucir
Coun
Walter C. Lindley
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denmark Accepts Invitation to Join North Atlantic Pact
Denmark will join the United States Belgium Canada France Luxembourg the Netherlands Norway and Britain in signing the North Atlantic treaty. Danish Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmussen delivered the government’s formal acceptance to the U S embassy in Copenhagen Friday night. A nationwide wage dispute involving 45 000 Railway Express Agency employees shows slight progress though the board has not secured settlement after a daily mediation session with the company and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. The session recessed and is to resume at 1 6 A M Monday.
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Gustav Pasmussen
United States
Copenhagen
Belgium
Canada
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Britain
Railway Express Agency
Sith
Brotherhood of
Saibwasy Clerks
A. Fllo
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Starlite
Dreamline
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Dependa Core
America
Rudolph
Rudolph's
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Salina
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