New Bible Version Revised by National Council of Churches
The National Council of Churches completes the Old Testament for the revised standard Bible begun in 1937. About 2 million copies planned, with 825,000 Old Testament two volume sets. Weigle says aim to recover and preserve King James values while updating meanings from thousands of manuscripts and studies.
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National Council of Churches
United States
Oman
Hae Bheesy
Thomas Nelson and
Sona
Publahere
Weigle
Weigle Eaya
Erasmus
Reed
Campaign Probe Into Newfoundland Buy Campaign Costs
James D. Higgins indicates the opposition will continue probing the Buy Newfoundland Campaign. He cites vouchers tabled in the House and notes several expenditures require explanation including whiskey and rum purchases, a mink scarf, Riverside blankets, a desk glass top, and a top coat. Higgins mentions Donald Jamieson was paid about 5200 monthly for part time services during July 1950.
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Newfoundland
James D. Higgins
St. John’s East
Higgins
Donald Jamie—soo
Local debate urged after Easter recess on figures and explanations
A Daily News report notes calls for a full discussion after Easter recess. The quoted lines emphasize requests for sane explanation of items and figures, with hope for comprehensive scrutiny of these and related views once Parliament reconvenes.
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The
Daily News
Smoking in Bed Dangers Warned in Sleepy Hours
A warning stresses the risk of fires from smokers in bed or sleepy conditions. A cigarette or cigar end can ignite fabric if it falls onto bedclothes or a chair, making a last smoke a deadly habit. Avoid smoking when very tired to prevent fire.
Plastic car on display in Philadelphia tests
An automobile made from a single piece of polyester plastic with fiberglass reinforcement withstood a heavy bump and a 25 mile per hour tree impact, leaving the fender untouched and the car dent resistant. The damaged area could be repaired to near new in about an hour, suggesting potential for future plastic auto production.
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Philadelphia
New Furniture Replication by Aging Craft of Allwork
Thomas W. Allwork, a young Enxziahman, spends weeks building a solid oak cabinet then ages it to resemble 17th century antiques. He accelerates the aging by staking and bruising surfaces to create prized reproductions, fooling visitors with the reclaimed look.
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Thomas W. Allwork
Visitara
Radio quips and sly advice from a curious fretful letter
A fragmented set of reader questions touches on everyday rumors of selling magazines, misused appliances, marriage tensions, and odd legal notions. An exchange on price cuts, a girl seeking money, and a boastful suitor join snippets about family summers, cheese wills, and telephone calls in a quirky, era-tinged parody of advice columns.
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Luther A. Weigle
Yale Divinity School
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Cain
Able
King James
Kissa
Furlong Brothers
Prease
Canada
USA
Allover
Purity Factories Limited
Avre
Ile
Mr Higemsio
Riverside
Gillett
Makex
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Bruter
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