Alec Maguire's night of trouble and a lonely date
In Covington, Alec Maguire driven by alcohol faces a grim choice after Myra dares him to call Lou Knight. Kathleen confronts him as he seeks a last minute date with Lou, hoping to escape scandal yet risking heartache amidst a decayed factory town setting.
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Alec Maguire
Myra
Alec
Kathleen
Little Sister
Bud
Gene Mays
Buddy
Shirley
Tom
Mary Etta
Reno
Lou Knight
Laura
Len Woods
Sylvia Mason
Main Street
Mike
Clarion
Covington
Pete Knight
Lou
Covington Airdrome
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts Selected
A brief note lists May 25 lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and issued with permission for use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Tsed
Poem Passage Reflects on Life and Purpose
A line of Tennyson echoes the belief that life has a final good. It asserts every life has value and will not be discarded or wasted, expressing a faith that even hardship serves a meaningful end within a divinely ordered world.
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Henry Drummond
Peter
Israel
Cornelius
Charles R. Erdman
God
Peter and
Paul
Finney and Moody
Tennyson
Western
America
Radio City
Los Angeles
Ite
Clark
Fifth and
Hill Streets
Hotel Clark
Pattern No. 8036 for strap and built up shoulder design
Pattern No. 8036 offers strap style and built up shoulders with slim hip panties. It is designed in even sizes 36 to 52 with size 30 featuring built up shoulders. Requires 4 3/4 yards of 39 inch material. Send your order to the provided address.
Masonry Via Wire at London Exhibition Demonstration
Colliers reports a demonstration where laying a substitute cornerstone triggers the real stone ceremony remotely. In London, 10,000 Masons watched as an exhibtion hall dignitary moved the fake stone, triggering electrical synchronization that laid the real cornerstone miles away at a hospital site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers
London
Right of the Accused in Roman and English Law
The right to confront accusers traces to imperial Rome and medieval English law, not the Constitution. Festus, the Judean procurator, replied that Romans do not condemn before the accused can face his accusers and defend himself, a principle cited from Acts XXV 16.
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Rome
Festus
Judea
F Paul
Jerusalem
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Harry Puan
W.n.u.serviel
Maguire
Mike Maguire
Kathleena
Chapter
Ritchie Graham
Ritchie
Harold L. Lundquis Dd
Ean
Moody Bible Institute of Chi
Western Newspaper Union
Ovid
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Richter
Collins
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Hollywood
Keltosg Company
Anny
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