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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1947

Page

9

Trinity Topic for Knoll Sermon on Holy Trinity Sunday

Rev. Frederick G. Knoll in Flowing Wells Lutheran Church outlines the Holy Trinity doctrine, explaining one God in three persons the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit while acknowledging the mystery beyond finite understanding. He cites Deuteronomy 6 4 1 Timothy 2 5 Galatians 3 20 Matthew 28 19 and Numbers 6 24 26 to anchor faith in the Aaronic blessing of divine provision.

Frederick G. Knoll Flowing Wells Lutheran Church Daily Citizen God Heaven Hell Israel Isaiah Jesus

Pedestrian And Motorist Hurt In Tucson Area Crashes

Two men were injured Sunday in auto accidents near Tucson. Pete Salcido, 23, was treated for lacerations after his car left Highway 80, struck a parked machine, and halted feet from the blowout. Adolph Ramirez, 20, was severely bruised when Frank Falvey swerved to avoid him at the Stone Avenue Broadway intersection.

Tucson Pete Salcido South 12Th Avenue Pima County Hospital Walter Sheets Salcido Adolph F. Ramirez West 36Th Street Frank D. Falvey Ramirez Falvey Stone Avenue Broadway

Labor Bill Faces Union Opposition In Congress

Unions met Sunday night with fewer than 50 members present to draft letters to congressmen protesting the Hartley Taft labor bill. Arch Humphrys warned the measure would roll back labor gains by 20 to 30 years, objecting to injunctions and the ban on secondary boycotts. Earl H. Lee criticized the bill for diverting focus from housing and social security.

Arch Humphrys Tucson Central Trades Council Humphrys Earl H. Lee Railroad Legislative and Publicity Committee

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