The Heart of the Christmas Gospel Sermon
Dr. Leland H. Koewing reflects at Trinity Presbyterian on what Christmas should mean beyond business and gifts. He highlights Joseph and Mary, the Holy Spirit, and that Jesus saves his people from sins, making Christmas a spiritual reality beyond worldly commercialism.
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Leland H. Koewing
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Matthew
Jesus
Christ
Luke
Joseph
Mary
Angel of God
Diana
Joshua
Moses
Joshuas
Ft. Lowell Residents Scramble Over School Tax Load
About 15 residents met at J. Harry Abbott’s home to discuss lowering an $8.15 school tax rate amid a $68,181 budget up from $23,525 last year. They noted $25,895 for operation and $14,000 for two Quonset huts, with $11,634 state aid reducing per pupil costs, and considered merging with Frontier Village tax study efforts.
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Ft. Lowell
J. Harry Abbott
East Pima Avenue
Bart F. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Elk's Club Hobby Exhibit and Various Civic Meetings
City briefs list a Monday 7 30 p m Elk's club hobby exhibit for parents of Scouts, a Tuesday 7 p m Ben Daniels camp officers election at the VFW hall with auxiliary social, a Wednesday 4 p m university retirement plan meeting, 7 p m Jaycees dinner, 8 p m Tool Owners union address by William Naumann, and a Thursday 7 30 p m Business and Professional Women's club Christmas party at the YWCA.
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Humanities
R. M. Howard
Jayceee
Shrine Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
YWCA
North Fifth Avenue
Navy veteran Salvador Frias Gutierrez returns to active duty
Salvador Frias Gutierrez rez chief yeoman at 281 West 32nd Street rejoins the Navy under the V-6 program. On active duty at Pearl Harbor during December 7, 1941, he served through the South Pacific and later worked as a civilian at Davis-Monthan Field. His duties will be station keeper of the 2nd division organized reserves in Tucson.
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Salvador Frias Gutierrez
West 32Nd Street
Pearl Harbor
Gutierrez
South Pacific
Davis- Monthan Field
Tucson
Cold Will Follow Snow In Midwest
Floods across Oregon leave more than 3,500 homeless as Willamette River waters rise. Evacuation under Red Cross and Army supervision for 3,500 near Eugene. Snow blankets north central states from Montana to Michigan with further cold and storms forecast across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri.
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Willamette River
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Michigan
New York
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South Dakota
Minois
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Weather Bureau
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Crest of flood reaches Portland as river tops flood stage
Willamette River crest reached Oregon's capital Monday at 6.7 feet above flood stage. The high water spilled over valley lowlands causing damage and prompting river authorities to monitor rising levels along the floodplain.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette River
Flood Crest Hits Oregon Town as Rivers Rise
The Santiam and Seewraan rivers flood near Salem trapping residents and eroding land. Red Cross rescued two men from a tree amid drifting debris after their boat foundered. The crest was expected Tuesday and authorities issued evacuations for several families. River levels then began to fall as a cold snap ends eight days of rain, easing flood danger upstream.
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Salem
Here
Red Cross
Santiam River
Weather Bureau
Middle Valley
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United States
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Key West
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Desert Treasures Date and Citrus Ranch
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Orange Grove Roads
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Adeline
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
Mayflower
BS eCay Vacane
All America
Eversharp
Streamliner
Nepeste
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Sethi
Erie
Qiao Qiao
Stone Ave
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