Japanese pacifist Dr Kagawa speaks in Amarillo on cooperatives and world peace
Dr Toyohiko Kagawa urged Christian ethics and cooperative farm unions as a cure for economic distress in the United States. He spoke to about 2500 in Amarillo and outlined a plan for consumer producer cooperatives, education, and Gospel work to avert war and unemployment.
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United States
Japan
Toyohiko Kagawa
Amarillo
Kagawa
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. C. Cunningham
America
Velva Brown
China
Helen Topping
Lubbock
J. O. Haymes
Miss Topping
Panhandle
Oscar C. Burgess
Consumers Cooperative Associated
Cunningham
Christ
Princeton
Church
Co-Operative Association
Manchukuo
Texas Panhandle
Americas
Lincoln
Christian Brotherhood
Ethiopia Becomes World's Powder Keg
The October 2 news from Detroit reports the start of Italy and Ethiopia’s clash as Il Duce moves on Ethiopia. The piece traces the buildup across 1935 with mentions of troopships, the League of Nations, and international reactions as Britain and France seek peace proposals while Mussolini presses forward.
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Leee
Ethiopia
Associated Press
Flanders
John Smith
Detroit
Italy
Eritrea
Il Duce
Europe
Sears Christmas program aired on CBS Christmas Day
Sears Roebuck announces a 3 PM Christmas Day broadcast of The First Christmas a Nativity drama with 80 performers. Music will be by the Chicago Civic Opera chorus and orchestra across 89 CBS stations. John Smith notes global tensions as nations crack down while Italy faces pressure. One man dies and another is badly burned after a Houston truck crash near a bridge.
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Sears
America
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Bethlehem
City of David
Three Wise Men
Chicago Civic Opera Chorus
John Smith
Italy
John Sith
WLS
Houston
Here
C. L. Haskinson
Ray Farquin
Plans for another federal radio job relief program
Washington announces Roosevelt has allotted 1,983,000 dollars in work relief funds to the Office of Education for five radio projects to create about 3,400 jobs. The Office of Education will run the program to explore radio as an educational tool and will select programs with input from William D. Boutwell and performers from CCC and relief rolls.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Office of Education
William D. Boutwell
School Life
Civilian Conservation Corps
Supplementing Lecturers to Carry Educational Programs
The quote notes a need for additional support to carry educational programs. It emphasizes using supplements to bolster lecturer capacity and maintain program continuity. It reflects concern for instructional resources and curricular delivery without naming specific institutions.
Two Trains Strike Car to Kill Youth in San Antonio
Richard Kirk, 21, was killed and William A. Sills, 24, died of injuries after an automobile they rode in was struck by two Southern Pacific trains on the Frio City road. The first eastbound freight train dragged the car 50 to 75 feet, then the vehicle was hit by a second westbound train. The incident occurred early Sunday. cause under investigation.
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San Antonio
Richard Kirk
William A. Sills
Southern Pacific
Sills
Kirk
Frio City Road
H. M. Howe
J. T. Wilkerson
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Herbert Yahrael
Africa
League
League Conciliation Commission
Great Britain
Geneva
France
Mussolini
Ing
Libya
Egypt
Haroun al Rashhid
Solomon
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Mediterranean
Steffen’s
Hiram Walker
Bourbon
Stodart
Epicurt
Blewoes
London
John Simith
George
Austria
Germany
Saar
Nobel Committee
West Sixth Street
Aia sTaLes
Bond
Royal Oak
Royal
Miaram Walker
Peoria
Illinois
Walkerville
Ontario
Badger-Herring Company
India
Hiram Walxer
Canada
Walker
Oma
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