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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1944
Page
4
A meditation on love over spiritual gifts. Paul argues that even the gifts of tongues prophecy and faith are worthless without love. He describes love as patient kind Humble and enduring, not self seeking and never failing. The passage concludes that faith hope and love remain with love the greatest.
A mother recounts her son's phone message from Guadalcanal describing deeper spiritual reflection. He plans daily New Testament readings with her and his father, starting with Matthew then Mark, hoping shared study will unite them across the world. The mother ends the call sobbing, hanging up without a name.
London reports reveal Britain produced 102000 planes and 25000 tanks in five years of World War II with nearly 700000 civilian and military casualties. Churchill told Commons UK munition output will meet upcoming battles if workers sustain the planned rate.
The guide instructs cleaning leather with lukewarm water and mild soap, creating thin suds on cheesecloth to wipe the surface, then wiping with damp cheesecloth without soap, and finishing with a dry cloth. It notes leather creams can keep surfaces soft and smooth.
The column recalls Priscilla day at Mrs Joe Wrights with the 20 member club enjoying dessert and social lunching since 1909. It notes longtime member Mrs Alice Shaver and ongoing sociability, plus other household glimpses of neighbors, tree removals, travel to Kansas City for Thanksgiving, and holiday gift shopping ideas.
First Lieut. Wilbur L. Smith 36 of Rose Hill awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement during high altitude bombings over England. He also holds the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters. The item notes other local service members and community updates from Columbus Junction and surrounding areas.
In a snow swept ravine 44 wounded soldiers and eight infantrymen were in danger as two first aid men were killed by German fire during evacuation attempts. Major Albert L. Berndt of Portsmouth walked under shellfire to a German held bridge and demanded safe passage for ambulances evacuating the wounded, prompting the Nazis to yield. The incident occurred years ago when he was an intern at Philadelphia General Hospital.
A local ad lists grease guns for equipment and farm machinery at reduced prices, tire reliners for passenger tires, seal beam headlamp units, and a single tractor light offered as a complete set. Indicates deep discounts and clearance pricing.
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