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Wind of success inspires designer Norman Bel Geddes
In 1918 the future industrial designer was a struggling artist in Los Angeles with a wife and child. A stray breeze revealing a newspaper headline spurred him to email Otto Kahn, receiving a $200 grant within a day. Two weeks later he was in New York designing stage scenery for the Metropolitan Opera and later rose to prominence in industrial design.
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Boldness in Faith Amid Fearful Times
A May Ember Day reading from Acts 4 recalls the early Christians praying for boldness as the Holy Spirit filled them. It contrasts common fears with trust in God, illustrated by a battle officer who overcomes fear by faith.
Noted City Engineer Born in Toledo
A city engineer born in Toledo on the sixth day of a year 71 years ago is noted. The horoscope warns against trusting too many people and urges balance between helping others and meeting personal needs. It advises self sacrifice and steady effort to avoid wasted paths.
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Ohio primary results yield close Republican races in Cleveland and state
The Ohio primary produced tight GOP contests including Mayor Burton of Cleveland and Rep Dudley White in a Senate race. Governor Bricker won the nomination, facing Democrat Martin L. Davey. Akron’s Judge Wanamaker and incumbent Don Harter drew nominations for Congress, with several state and county races still uncertain. The half mill relief levy in Elvira failed, 4218 to 3292.
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Stassen and Martin Prepare Philadelphia GOP Clash of Youth and Experience
The Philadelphia convention will showcase Harold E. Stassen Minnesota governor and Joe Martin Massachusetts congressman as contrasting figures. Stassen, youngest governor, may keynote with a reform record on labor and revenue reform. Martin, steady permanent chairman, brings parliamentary skill and House leadership. Together they symbolize a blend of rising talent and seasoned stewardship for the party's future.
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Roosevelt FDR Defends Western Hemisphere in Address
The piece reports on President Roosevelt guiding U S strategy after Nazi actions in Norway Denmark Holland and Belgium sparking a defense plan for the Americas The analysis cites navy assets regional threats and the potential impact on the Monroe Doctrine alongside Roosevelt’s public statements about not seeking a third term and Willkie booster Jouett Shouse advocating Willkie as GOP nominee.
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Fleet Remains in Hawaii for Further Tactical Exercises
The U S battle fleet will stay in Hawaiian waters instead of returning to California, kept 2000 miles from the mainland for further exercises. Washington questions a rapid return as Japan grows wary, while Denmark’s cables near Nagasaki shift to Japanese control.
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Elyria Chamber plans bulletin on pistol sales to youths
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchants division will issue a bulletin alerting merchants to a state law and a city ordinance banning cap pistol sales to under 16 and guns to under 17. The executive committee met to approve the bulletin and discuss a possible Elyria community picnic and Cascade Park publicity.
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New 40 Acre Wild Flower Garden Opens in Pineville
Pineville Louisiana unveils a 40 acre wild flower garden on the grounds of the State Charity Hospital. The natural park is open to the public at all times and touted as one of the South’s most striking additions.
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Boldness from divine strength fuels disciples' witness
The passage speaks of disciples gaining boldness by facing trials and asking God for strength. It asserts God supplied this power through the Holy Spirit. It urges believers not to fear, noting a world in need of God and calling for a prayer to be filled to help others find Him.
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