War forecasts and faith clash in 1942 debate
A dense, fragmentary sermon-like piece argues that 1942 may not end the war despite hopeful forecasts from Washington London and Moscow. It cites leaders including Hitler Churchill and Roosevelt, then shifts to a theological reflection on human plans versus divine will, warning against overconfidence and urging reliance on God.
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Frain
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Hyer
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God
al Temons
London
Mech
Igen
Ate
Solomon
Debold
Will
Lord Halifax Addresses Ohio Wesleyan Graduation
Lord Halifax, British envoy, spoke at Ohio Wesleyan University’s centennial celebrations in Delaware, urging resolve against Nazi and Axis threats. He argued the United Nations must back leaders who defend Western values, noting wartime production and unity as key to defeating aggression.
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Lord Halston
Arate Scadet
United States
Tod
Dette Ciones
Alex Tey
Khow Oy
Uy Westexan University
Tinietin
Berales
Nathone
Halifax
Ambassadors and graduates in wartime city events
Watitat questioned Nariem praising state worship while warning of German youth influence. The Witc ambassador, among 18 recipients, earned an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree. He planned a tour of the Columbus war plant this afternoon and would deliver an off the record speech at the Columbus Chamber of Commerce dinner tonight.
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Watitat
Nariem
Witc
Chee
Ohlow Wesleyan
Home Burglary Reported At 11 Harwood Street
Entry into Carl Nelding's home on Harwood Street was reported at 8 40 p.m. The thief took money from a dresser drawer including pennies nickels dimes halves and dollars. The vacant house was entered through a kitchen window with a bar removed. Mary Oster, the housekeeper, discovered the loss upon returning from a picture show.
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Carl Nelding
Harsood Street
Nelding
Orarbace
Neiding
Mary Oster
Americans Return From Europe Aboard the Bredefolks
The Swedish liner Droftningholm docked at Jersey City with about 300 relatives aboard and diplomats returning to the United States. Admiral Leahy and Minister Pell traveled back for consultations after Leahy's wife died in Vichy. The ship carried diplomats from interned assignments and American nationals from Lisbon. Guests were greeted by New York Jet Crowa chapter with coffee and refreshments.
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Jersey City
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Latin America
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Mary
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Brettningholm
Willam C. Leahy
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France
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Herbert C. Pell
Hungary
Mis Elfe
Untis
New York
Jet Croca
Sven Nutees
Permits Issued In May In Dickaven District
Building Inspector Hart Dickaven Yastpont issued 81 permits in May for new dwellings and additions totaling 138,328 dollars in value. The record notes 25.50 for industrial improvements and other permits, compiling a total of 19 dollars in late entries.
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Dickaven
Huilding
Hart Dickaven Yastpont
Stolen Bicycle Reported in Oberlin Neighborhood
A bicycle valued at $25 was stolen from a home in Oberlin. The incident was reported to local authorities and adds to recent thefts in the area.
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Darvis Strong
Fir
Oberlin
Peice
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