Communism and Christianity in Modern World Debate
A critical essay contrasts Communism and Christianity, arguing Communism rejects God and the soul, promotes materialism and class struggle, and persecutes religion and the family. It asserts Christianity offers a spiritual, just social order centered on God, the family, and immortality, predicting Christianity will prevail in the end.
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Marx
Engels
Herron
Russia
Lincoln
Lord
Christ
German moratorium suspends Young and Dawes loan payments
Berlin announces a moratorium on interest and amortization for the Young and Dawes loans and a six month halt on all medium and long term foreign obligations. Reichsbank says no cash transfers for six months and estimates large foreign exchange savings.
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Berlin
U?p
Young and Dawes
Reichsbank
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Young
Owen D. Young
Germany
German Institute of Business Research
Cuba Unveils Hard Line in Anti Terrorism Drive
Havana reports terrorists behind a bombing that injured President Mendieta and killed two, prompting a cabinet meeting and a public order law. The measure bans civilian gun possession without license, offers arms purchases from $10 to $50, imposes the death penalty in certain cases, and creates a court of urgency to try terror cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
ABC Secret Society
Basal Hunton prospects and drilling status update
The report notes No. 2 Basal Hunton in progress for a producer and No. 1 Craddock offset to the east in 30-2-7 producing for months from Magnolia No. 1 Lewis. Magnolia No. 1 Lewis set casing in the Hunton base to 3 992 feet and is to drill plug today. J. C. Shaffer Inc No. 1 A J Harden in 30-2-7 waits on cement after casing to 1 842 feet to prevent recurrence of a costly wild gas event. Ed Moore No. 2 Wirich in 28-27 remains on a fishing job.
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Hunton
J. E. Crosbie
Dawes Harden
Riddle and Rumsey
Barnes
Moore No
H. L. Blackstock
Lewis
Simpson Dense
Ada
Delaney
Craddock
Ed Moore No
Simpson
J. E. Crosbie, Inc
Bebee
Deaner
Allen
Magnolia
J. C. Shaffer, Inc
A. J. Harden
Ed Moore
Wirich
Deepest tests mark Fitts field in Norris area
Magnolia No 1 Norris in 1827 territory now among the deepest tests in the graben designated the Fitts field. The well reached 4827 feet this morning while Manahan Sledge No 1 J Norris in 13-2-6 sits at 5166 feet before shutdown. Delaney and others No 2 Craddock in 25-2-6 stood at 3815 feet.
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Magnolia
Norris
G. A. Manahan
Fitts
J. Norris
Delaney
Craddock
Oklahoma Supreme Court voids cotton ginning rates
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled the 1933 34 cotton ginning rate order by the Corporation Commission inadequate for many gins. It directed a new plan with reasonable rates, noting testimony largely from official Mark Southam and profits not reflecting all gins. Chief Justice Fletcher Riley dissented.
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Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Ginners’ Association
Mark Southam
Southam
Commission
Fletcher Riley
One Killed Three Hurt In Hugo Highway Crash
Hugo dispatch reports A D Merida died instantly and three others were injured when an auto collided with a truck on the Paris Hugo highway near a culvert. Injured are Catherine Duke Nelson Miles and Mrs Henry Glenn with Baby, investigators found no criminal liability.
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Hugo
A. D. Merida
Paris-Hugo
Catherine Duke
Forney
Nelson Miles
Henry Glenn
American Missionary Dr. J. H. Ingram Slain in Peiping
Dr. J H Ingram 75 American missionary was shot to death by bandits in a Peiping summer bungalow while trying to shield his wife and grandchildren. A veteran of the Boxer siege he had lived in China 50 years and aided remote hamlets. Chinese authorities promise swift action against robbers and to protect foreign residents nearby.
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Peiping
China
United States
Legation
J. H. Ingram
Ingram
Richland County
Ohio
American Board of Missions
Boston
Lost Valley
Ite Sie
Europe Debts Due as Nations Default on Payments
European countries face a $475 million debt installment due tomorrow. Italy Poland Romania and Hungary said they cannot pay the semi annual principal and interest. Only Estonia Latvia Lithuania and Yugoslavia remain unconfirmed. Finland plans to pay $166 538. Great Britain France Belgium and Czechoslovakia had already signaled default.
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Washington
State Department
Italy
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Estonia
Latvia
Lthuania
Yugoslavia
Finland
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
County Road Warrants Paid as Year Ends
Warrant funds exist in the county treasury for the 1933 34 fiscal year ending June 30 and will be cashed after apportionment within a few days. Officials say this rarity stems from conservative appropriations and higher than expected income, funded by gasoline and license taxes with Pontotoc using gasoline tax for debt service.
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Pontotoc
Finland’s $166,535 Debt Payment Draws Mixed Reactions
Washington reports a limited settlement as Finland transfers 166,535 through National City Bank in New York, part of 13 nations’ total 477 million due today. Hungary adds a 36,971 pengos certificate in its national bank credited to the United States, but drawing against it remains unresolved.
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Finland
Washington
National City Bank
New York
United States
Hungary
Pengos
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Civil Liberties Union
Communist Party
United States of America
RMANY
Reichbank
Cuba
Happyland
Dallis Lamb
Little Daughter
Annie Price
Norman
Willie Melton
Alice Gann
Grandma Price
Davie Lamb
Eloise Collier of
Eloise Lamb
Maudie Lamb
Conway
Paris
Texas
Ingrams
Mrs. Ingram
Dr. Ingram
North
Europe
Little
Romania
Ben Murphy
Lithuania
Hull
America
John Vaughan
Poentetoe County
Vaughan Club
Tos
E.b.howa
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Ada Weekly News
J. B. Hill
Randell Collier
THE
First National Bank
P. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
S. K. Grant
F. C. Norris
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