Not Seen Things: A Biblical Reflection
A brief devotional line cites 2 Corinthians 4 18 urging focus on unseen eternal realities rather than visible earthly things. The verse frames faith as priority beyond immediate perception.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1947
Page
4
A brief devotional line cites 2 Corinthians 4 18 urging focus on unseen eternal realities rather than visible earthly things. The verse frames faith as priority beyond immediate perception.
The piece argues the film industry should drop ten figures cited for contempt for refusing to reveal Communist Party ties. It supports screening backers, praises disclosure by questioning if those named are Communists, and warns against allowing anti American propaganda. Louis B Bayer backs self policing by Hollywood.
Census Bureau notes 44 percent home ownership in 1940 rising to 85 percent by 1947. Essay argues home life strengthens families and communities but warns migration traditions may be eroded if many buyers cannot sustain ownership during a recession, risking future renters.
Harvard Business School will undertake a detailed study on how taxes affect business. Using the case method, the $175 000 Merritt Foundation grant funds an economic analysis and examination of real company outcomes to align theory with facts and aid business and government policy.
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries plans a 2 five year habitat restoration program using about 150000 dollars in state and federal funds. The effort aims to boost the quail and other game birds by providing cover and food, with cooperation from sportsmen and landowners.
The Justice Department moves to indict Maj. Gen Bennett E Meyers on war fraud and perjury as the Army faces a public relations crisis. Army officials including General Arnold faced criticism for lax handling and a delayed probe while lower level violations were prosecuted. The Senate investigation remains active, likely prolonging concern over wartime procurement abuses.
A merchandise manager earns praise for prompt display of sleds in Beardstown Illinois after a late delivery, while another neighbor in a postwar city received two dozen lawnmowers in October. The contrast highlights unpredictable postwar retail deliveries.
Miss Nancy Butler was elected Press correspondent of Lynchburg college chapter of Future Teachers of America. John Seal took a job in Minerva New York as a radar technician. Handley Judges will share the State football championship with Covington. Ward Snyder reported his ship torpedoed in the North Atlantic and hours in the water. An inquiry in Boston probes the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire cause.
A new high in Winchester construction may be set this year if building permits are granted this month. Miss Ida Simmons, national bowling champion, offers free lessons and will present an exhibition at the Health Center. Jack Lindsay and wife sail from New York to Scotland to visit Lindsay’s parents at their Angus home.
The water works extension along Main e progresses amid remarks by bystanders. Eugene Chiles of Middletown fell from his horse near Cedar Creek and broke both legs. R. Graham will address the women of Kent Street Presbyterian Church on her missionary work in China.
The piece discusses limits of speed in aviation noting planes may reach 1500 mph yet disintegrate beyond the speed of sound due to vibrations. It links rapid work culture and endless activity to personal and societal strain. It also credits Dr. J Fred Folle for Bethlehem festival origins and Bach-inspired interpretation.
A 1941 government survey found one third of American families ill fed by today’s nutrition standards and only a quarter had diets rated good. The report notes cold prevalence peaked on Mondays with December 1941 data showing about 18 million people affected.
A set of general knowledge questions covers Bratislava’s country location, the back of the Five Dollar note, Notre Dame Navy football, this year’s Christmas weekday, Marie Antoinette bread quote, Federal Reserve origin, Army Chief of Staff, grammar correction, World War II birth rate trend, and the seven rainbow colors.
The voice of America expanded broadcasts to Russia, adding a two hour daily program for Vladivostok and the Soviet maritime provinces of Eastern Siberia. Tests showed four relay signals were strong and clear in the new areas.
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