Noonday Lenten Services At St John S Church Draw Large Audiences
Noonday Lenten services at St John s Church drew large crowds as the Grace Choir sang The Old Rugged Cross and Rev Armin Schreoder led the service Rev Burandt of Detroit presented a courtroom style reflection Why was Jesus condemned What evil hath He done Witnesses from Biblical events testified Jesus did no evil portraying Him as unselfish and divine The piece noted the crowd heard a somber lesson on the sin of the world and redemption.
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Audieuces
St. John’s Church
Ladies of Grace
Old Rugged Cross
G. Bernard
Irene Bloch
Armin Schroeder
Burandt
Detroit
Michigan
Jesus
Rome
Pilate
Dilah
Christ
Barabbas
Budal
Cana
Galilee
Sinton Peters
Nain
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Caesarea
Philipi
France Britain Italy Deal Weighs On European Power Balance
Boake Carter notes that France England and Italy may form a pact reviving old power balance and potentially curbing Hitler’s expansion. In contrast Roosevelt and Quezon extend preferential trade to 1960, with Congress setting Philippine independence and farm impacts for 1946, signaling U S farmer protection.
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Jie
Muggotin
England
France
Italy
Riltler
Europe
Jesus Substitution and Salvation From Sin
Fragmentary religious text discusses belief in Jesus taking humanity's place before divine justice. It asserts that forgiveness of sins and eternal life come through faith in Jesus Christ, urging belief for salvation.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Prolonged Philippine relief policy eyed by critics
Critics argue that a prolonged 14 year relief plan for the Philippines would shift costs to American farmers consumers and taxpayers. They claim Congress intended a 10 year gradual shift to independence starting 1941 with rising Philippine product tariffs reaching 24 percent by 1948 and a long term tax burden extending to 1969. The piece frames the policy as harmful to U S agriculture and as conflicting with efforts to end preferential trade treatments.
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Congress
Philippines
United States
Roosevelt
Quezon H
Roosevelt Quezon trade deal clash with Philippines policy
A critical column argues the Roosevelt Quezon agreement undermines American will to disentangle the Philippines by 1946. It accuses naval and foreign policy elites of pressuring Congress to keep the United States in the Far East to protect Britain’s stake, while Quezon shifts tone to avoid provoking Tokyo.
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Roosevelt
Quezon
Philippines
Far East
Oriental
Tokio
Washington
Congress
Propaganda tone on extending trade treaties to the Philippines
The piece warns of a forthcoming education campaign to persuade Americans as a new session looms. It argues extending preferential trade treaties to the Philippines to 1960 will cost farmers, consumers, and taxpayers, benefiting the Philippines and the navy, while critics—deemed world savers—celebrate democracy and Britain smiles at the ease.
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Philippines
World-Savers’ Brigade
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Brighton Mother Daughter Banquet Held at Congregational Church
A Mother-Daughter banquet was held at the Congregational church in Brighton on Wednesday evening with 115 attendees. The Ladies Society prepared a delicious supper at 7:30, served by the men, and Mrs. Clement Auble acted as toastmistress. The mothers were honored in a warm program.
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Brighton
Congregational
Ladies’ Society
Clement Auble
Citizenship talk featured at Nor walk event
Mire NLW and Lee and the daughters by Miss Hetty Greene Mrs Rex Bracey of Nor walk hosted a gathering with a talk on Citizenship. Music included vocal solos by Mia Walter Lee Miss Marilyn McDonald a vocal duet by the Misses Vivian and Mariotle Greene and piano solo by Miss Faye Reed. Mrs C H Lamphere fell ill Wednesday and was taken to her daughter Mrs H E Sheffield in Cleveland Sunday afternoon via Keith Andrews ambulance.
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Mire
NLW
Lee
Hetty Greene
Rex, Bracey
Nor~walk
Mia
Walter Lee
Marilyn McDonald
Vivian
Mariotle Greene
Faye Reed
C. H. Lamphere
H .E. Sheffield
Cleveland
Keith Andrews
Human belief and the paradise it creates ahead
A concise reflection notes that belief never settles for a paradise behind but continually fabricates a better imagined Eden before us. It argues belief shapes perception by projecting ideal futures that guide present action and hope.
Tailor Gottlieb urges early holiday garment cleaning
Gottlieb the Tailor advises customers to send in suits overcoats ladies coats for holiday cleaning and pressing. The shop at 711 Broad Street urges early submission to avoid last minute delays. Contact 2785 711.
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Gottlieb
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