May Bill Threatens Free Government in United States
A column warns that a proposed act labeled as universal draft would empower the President to conscript people and control all industry, with penalties for dissent. It argues the measure mirrors totalitarian systems and could nullify democracy, suppress press freedom, and enable vast state power.
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Billy Ashby and Pal the dog attend class together
In Flint Michigan fourth grader Billy Ashby walks to school with his dog Pal who trails him into the classroom and earns a seat by Billy for the day. The image shows Billy and Pal in the schoolroom with Pal now an informal class regular.
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Discussion Questions Leeding the Hungry in Mark 6 30 44
This lesson offers five questions on following Jesus, divine vs human wisdom, and knowing God through Christ. It includes a Clericus Says note about power behind means and a prayer thanking God for divine wisdom and guidance for using talents to please the Father.
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The Choice Before Us by Stanley Jones Review
A concise critique notes The Choice Before Us argues for a kingdom of God on earth, outlining stark world realities. It warns of potential catastrophes under Nazism fascism communism and capitalism and describes democracy as a method to remake the earth.
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Local Socials And Birth News In Suburban North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville hosts Earl Goode and wife from Elyria at the Knowles home Saturday with later visits to Fairview. Cleveland parents Nick Malone announce birth of a daughter on March 1. Malone’s wife Marion Wolhaver before marriage. Ladies Benevolent Society met at Congregational Church with noon luncheon. Missionary program led by Mrs Albert Wimpeny. Next meeting planned for March 23. Mrs Martin Frency of Detroit visited Mrs E M Knowles. The note ends with a remark on the translation of light into electricity as the first essential in television, traced to a 50 year old laboratory discovery.
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