Dressing Up for God sermon at union service
Rev. Jerry Wallace, rector of Grace Episcopal, preached on “Dressing Up for God” at a First Methodist lawn union service. He cited translations of Psalm 29:2 and urged worshipers to show reverence with their outward attire while emphasizing inner devotion and joyful church life. He contrasted varied attire from burial lots to fighting clothes and robes, calling for worshipers in working clothes ready to pray.
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Jerry Wallace
Grace Episcopal Arch
First Methodist Church
Moffatt
Rev
Wallace
Chicago
LaGrange
Christ
Oliver Cromwell
Un-American Probers File Annual Report
The House committee on un American activities charged that a U S army orientation publication contained propaganda favorable to Communism and military dictatorship. The charge was made in a 35 000 word report covering the committee s activities last year.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
House
Tucson cancer clinic session at Tucson Medical Center
The next regular session of the Tucson cancer clinic will be held at the Tucson Medical Center from 12 to 1 30 pm tomorrow. Sessions occur on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. Appointments may be made by telephoning Tucson 2000 and asking for the resident physician. The service offers guidance for symptoms suggesting cancer. Local citizens sponsor the clinic, operated by the cancer committee of the hospital staff, affiliated with the Arizona division of the American Cancer Society.
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Tucson
Cancer Committee
Tucson Medical Center
Arizona
American Cancer Society
Navy Recruits Seven Local Men in Saturday Action
The local recruiting office reported six regular Navy enlistments: Albert Bustamate Quiroz Delbert Dale Men Jesus Silva Jr Thomas Rudolph Blocker Austin Turner Jr and Arthur Pennington along with pharmacist's mate 30 Wylie Edwards Jackson signing for the Navy Reserve. The Army reports one recruit Rodolfo E Figueroa of Tucson.
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Regular
Navy
Albert Bustamente Quiroz
South Seventh Avenue
Delbert Dale
Maple Boulevard
Jesus Silva, Jr
West 38Th Street
Thomas Rudolph Blocker
East Delano Street
Austin Turner, Jr
North 10Th Avenue
Arthur Pennington
South Convent Street
Wylie Edwards Jackson
North Highland Avenue
Army
Rodolfo E. Figueroa
Tucson
Polls Favor Japan Occupation Over Germany
A nationwide poll finds 60 percent of Americans approve how Japan is occupied by U S forces, while about 30 percent approve the German occupation. General MacArthur’s popularity is cited as a factor in the brighter view of Japan.
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Princeton
N. J
Japan
Germany
Institute
United States
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Railroads In Mexico Suffer Nine Mishaps Weekly
Mexico's railways average nine accidents per week based on national statistics. In a period of about six years there were 2,684 accidents with blame assigned to carelessness in 1,225 cases. Other causes include road defects 954, poor equipment 505. The cost to companies was about eleven million pesos. Casualties were not disclosed.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican National Railways
Occupation of Germany Faces Public Criticism
The poll shows voters faulting the German occupation for lenient administration, inexperience among demobilized troops, and poor discipline. Fraternization and zone-based administration are cited as causing confusion and muddled governance.
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Csine Siniicoans
Germany
RIETT
Six in ten married vets seek housing after discharge
The Veterans Administration reports 60 percent of a 3,000 veterans sample were still looking for homes or apartments three to four months after discharge. Many were doubled up with relatives or friends or staying in rooming houses and poorly repaired quarters.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Leader MacArthur Dominates Public Comments in Japan
In Japan the bulk of the discussion centers on General MacArthur and his personal leadership, with readers praising his decisive approach and long tenure. The remarks reflect strong engagement with how his command shapes postwar policy and daily life.
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Japan
MacArthur
Man Builds His Own House Amid Housing Shortage
Brockton Massachusetts. Richard O Linehan who once had only a henhouse in experience now builds a house for his wife and 10 month old son as a way to cope with the housing shortage. He served as an instructor in the Army Air Forces during the war.
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Brockton
Mass
U.P
Richard O. Linehan
Army Air Forces
Linehan
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