Bible Thought and Reflections on Travel and War News
The note discusses Paul’s early travels in Galatians and reflects on a rural newspaper writer Alvin C. Hasty’s view of the profession after twenty five years. It then considers American mobility with cars and highways, cross border travel toward Alaska and Mexico City, and ends with a warning from Secretary Knox about reporting naval movements to protect national defense.
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Journal
Alvin C. Hasty
Homestead Farm
Hasty
Kansas
Iowa
America
Alaska
Mexico City
South America
Government action urged to end defense industry strikes
The Sioux City Journal notes rising lumbago amid spring chores but stresses Washington must curb strikes in defense industries. Knudsen and Knox warn produce or else, backing swift anti strike measures or martial action to keep factories running. The Christian Science Monitor cites automaker forecasts of farm grown cars and other fantasies becoming realities.
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Sioux City Journal
Washington
William O. Knudsen
Office of Prediction Management
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Mr. Knudsen
Col. Knox
The
Christian Science Monitor
Kentucky
After the War What Comes Next in Economic Recovery
The Red Oak Express notes wartime industrial push and rising employment as factories run at capacity. It argues defense spending provides a temporary boost but warns of a global debt burden and postwar unemployment when wars end and defense programs finish, leaving nations poorer and struggling to absorb veterans into civilian work.
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Red Oak Express
Navy
Europe
Wisdom, Wit and Patter from an Old Newspaper
A collage of quips and jokes with moral sayings from Franklin to Saul, son of Kish. Anecdotes touch on thrift, self control, advertising misfires, and everyday humor. A lighthearted look at human folly and prudence.
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Vato
Isaac
Jacob
Saul
Kish
Press Portraits: The World Moves From Unhappy Stage
A brief feature notes the world transitions from an uncertain era toward an ultimate, completed condition as seen through press portraits in the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Memphis
Cheers For Miss Bishop Opens At State Theatre
Martha Scott stars as Ella Bishop in the film Cheers For Miss Bishop opening Thursday at the State Theatre. The production, adapted from Bess Streeter Aldrich, features a large cast including Edward Gwenn Sterling Holloway Sidney Blackmer and Mary Anderson set against a midwestern university before the century’s turn.
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Martha Scott
William Garfin
State Theatre
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Edwiard Gwenn
Sterling Holloway
Sidney Blackmer
Mary Anderson
Dorothy Peterson
Jack Mulhall
Wiliam Faritty
Miss Bishop
Ella Bishop
Holy Week Services At West Chester Church Notice
Special Holy Week services will be observed at the Methodist church on Wednesday and Thursday with additional observances at home. The notice notes travel considerations and local scheduling for observances in West Chester with Mrs. R. C. Ferguson as the listed contact.
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West Chester
R. C. Ferguson
Teleki's suicide linked to fear of German domination
Hungarian premier Count Teleki reportedly killed himself in Budapest citing inability to resist complete German domination. He had previously opposed Axis control but aligned Hungary with Nazi Germany under Hitler pressure, as indicated by farewell notes to his ailing wife.
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Paul Teleki
Budapest
Count Teleki
Adolf Hitler
Hungary
Young WWI flier Soleed imlis rises to aviator rank
Soleed imlis, aged 17, earned full U S army flier status after 90 minutes of instruction in World War I. He learned aircraft mechanics before lunch and soloed after lunch. He later became a young acrobatic flight instructor with the U S Air Force and co founded Pan American Airways, now serving as board chairman.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
U. S. Army
Whitney
U. S. Air Force
Pan -American Airways
Naw
Chapter CX PEO entertains Columbus Jct members
Chapter CX P E O at McCleery Home Columbus Junction hosted members after initiation rites. Helen Orr spoke on National News and the next meeting is set for April 21 at Hattie McGrew home with Martha Butler and Margaret Me Keen in charge. The Women's Society of Christian Service met with Rena Pratt leading and plans May 2 at Marie Keene home.
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Columbus Junction
Louise McCleery
Sisterhood
Helen Orr
Hattie McGrew
Martha Butler
Margaret MeKeen
Pratt
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Columbus City Methodist Church
Rena Pratt
Bessie Graham
Marie Keene
Unemployment Costs During Low Mood Hit Nation Hard
The National Resources committee reports unemployment during the recession dragged the nation down by 200 billion dollars. Idle workers and idle machines contributed to the economic slump.
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National Resources Committee
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