Education or Work The Gyp Artists Are Here
A column argues youth face choices after school with study and honesty as keys to success. It warns against stagnation and cites farmers who keep learning. A second segment condemns Adolf Hitler and predicts a new war, citing his despotic rule and plans to restore past German glories.
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Republican News
St. Johns
Mich
Adolf Hitler
Adolf
Germany
France
Hitler
Cancer Myth Debunked And Labor Politics Weighed
An institute counters cancer inheritance claims noting irritation as a trigger and stressing early diagnosis to save lives. The piece discusses AFL politics, labor party prospects, NRA economic campaigns, debt talk with Britain, press censorship in Mussolini Italy and Hitler Germany, and critiques of river navigation funding and Oklahoma politics.
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China
Russia
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Oklahoma
Paul and Antioch Gentile Mission Shapes Early Church
The lesson traces Paul’s conversion and rise, Barnabas and Paul in Antioch, and the shift from a Jewish sect to a universal church. It covers persecution, diaspora growth, Gentile inclusion, and the Jerusalem famine response, with emphasis on shared charity and mission spanning two decades.
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Paul
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Damascus
Arabia
Tarsus
Judea
Roman Empire
Antioch
Syria
God
Peter
Cornelius
Church of Jerusalem
Titus
Jesus
Undefined Education Shapes Individual Life Meaning
The text argues that education is personal and transformative, with each person judging humanity by their own perspective. It asserts that education is what one makes it and depends on individual use and interpretation.
Administration Delivers Ultimatum To Labor Unions Demands Action
The administration warns Congress it may step in to resolve labor disputes if unions fail to settle internal conflicts. McGrady says a government decision could follow, potentially shaping future handling of federal building cases. Johnson at the AFL convention condemns strikes and urges settlement before government action.
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American Federation of Labor
Sam Gompers
Labor
Gompers
Congress
Johnson
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
L&ppower
Justice Department
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Hugh S. Johnson
Alexander Sachs
NRA
United Mine Workers
National Labor Board
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Teamsters
Daniel J. Tobin
The
Executive Council
Meat Distribution for Pontotoc County Needy
Gibson, Pontiac county relief supervisor, reports 4 225 pounds of meat allocated for unemployed residents on relief records. Eligible applicants urged to apply promptly due to limited storage, part of federal pork buy to ease hog price. Neil Garner of Murray relief HQ inspected Pontotoc county projects including roads, cemeteries and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Gibson
Pontotoc County
Gibson
Neil Garner
W. H. Murray
Ada Park Board Secretary Resigns After Four Years
L. A. Braly resigned from the Ada park board where he has served as secretary since the board’s organization four years ago. C. E. Cunning, a local lumber dealer, was appointed to fill the vacancy, joining members Harry Morris and Mrs Frances Wintersmith who have served since the board’s creation. Cunning has long been active in civic affairs in the city.
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L. A. Braly
Ada Park Board
C. E. Cunning
Board of City Commissioners
Park
Harry Morris
Frances Wintersmith
Canning
Bridge bombed in Westmoreland county strike
Pittsburgh October 11 a blast shattered the Jacobs Creek span near Banning No 1 mine as pickets blocked mine operations in the soft coal region. Dynanunched into the abutment police say and another coal tipple was burned while efforts to wreck a fuel train failed. Over 2000 pickets gathered to halt the mine reopening.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Jacobs Creek
Westmoreland County
West Virginia
Banning No. 1
Pittsburgh Coal Company
van Meter
Corrado
Crawford Coal Company
Fancy Hill
Fancy Hill Coal Company
Castle Shannon
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Tupelo Beats Stringtown 8 5 In Sunday Ball Clash
Tupelo defeats Stringtown 8 to 5 at Stringtown on Sunday in a ragged game due to chilly weather. J Heck pitched for Tupelo holding Stringtown to five hits as Tupelo tallied 11 hits and took the win.
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George Kelly
C. F. Urschel
Urschel
Tupelo
Stringtown
J. Heck
Strinetown
Itu
Tubby
Evans
Speerts
Brewster
A Williams
Robins
Daniels
S. Beene
Bowen
Hooser
Williams
E. Heck
G. Brewster
Young Champlin Dies at Enid Home
H. H. Champlin Jr aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs H H Champlin died at the family residence in Enid after several months illness. Burden of details not provided.
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Young Champlin
Enid
H. H. Champlin, Jr
H. H. Champlin
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ADA Weekly News
Wm. Dee Little
Kyron Norrell
Ada
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
ADA Weekly
Okla
GYP
Institute of Cancer Research
Britain
Dicker
United States
Europe
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Japan
Asia
Senate
Pat Malloy
Malloy
Mr. Hitler
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Terest
Braly
Civilian Conservation Camp
Wintersmith Park
Byrds Mill
Giboun
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