Two Rectors Clash Over Orthodox Church Ideas
In San Francisco on June 16 delegates at the Protestant Episcopal church congress discussed sex freedom and liberalism. Rev. William Norman Guthrie derided the New Testament, while Rev. Henry Lewis of Ann Arbor urged tolerance for unmarried unions and companionate marriage as a possible remedy for promiscuity among college students. Guthrie attacked Protestantism, foreign missions, and orthodoxy, claiming Christianity must reconnect with its primitive roots and questioning certain historical formulations.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
National Congress
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Norman Guthrie
St. Mark's
the Bowery
New York
Henry Lewis
Ann Arbor
Mr. Lewis
B. Lindsey
Guthrie
Jesus
Orient
Christ
Three Karook Indians Lead In Long Race
United Press reports from Ukiah California June 18 as three Karook runners dominate the Redwood Highway Marathon to Grant's Pass Oregon led by Mad Bull Karook. Flying Cloud Rushing Waterway and Melika Chochee among Zuni entries contend while Jamon rests after blisters. Car exhaust complaints show runners uneasy in early morning heat.
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United Press
Ukiah
Calif
Karook Indian
San Francisco
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Redwood Highway
Flying Cloud
Karook
Willetts
Chamberlin and Levine Hop Off for Hanover
American trans Atlantic aviators Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine left Frankfort today for Hanover bearing souvenirs from Baden Baden Karlsruhe Frie derichshafen and Frankfort. After a short stop there they will proceed to Bremen where tomorrow they will be joined by their wives who sail from New York on the liner Berlin.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Germany
Baden-Baden
Karlsruhe
Friederichshafen
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Air
Hanover
Bremen
New York
Berlin
Stenographer Seeks Ride With Byrd Across Atlantic
Miss Ruth Haviland an 18 year old Kansas City stenographer asks Commander Richard E. Byrd to take her on his proposed trans Atlantic flight. She has sent two telegrams and spoken by long distance with Byrd's secretary. The secretary said persistence could win a place, and her parents give consent.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kan
Ruth Haviland
Richard E. Byrd
Atlantic
Railway Union Pact Abrogated By Engineers
In Cleveland on June 16 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ordered abrogation of a fifteen year old working agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The move breaks the long standing coordinate action and follows a February split.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Engineers
Car Strippers Active Again In Local Theft
Local report notes continued car stripping activity with a Chevrolet coupe targeted earlier in the week. W H Ainsworth of Dixon Creek Oil reports a stolen vehicle later found stripped of all movable parts.
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W. H. Ainsworth
Dixon Creek Oil Company
No More Piles Hem Roid Treatment Advertised by Dr Leonhardt
An old style advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as internal cure for piles. City Drug Co and all druggists offer the product with a guarantee money back if it does not work, urging sufferers to obtain a package today.
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Dr. Leonhardt
City Drug Co
Speedy Relief for Tender and Swollen Feet
Moone's Emerald Oil offers quick relief for inflamed feet two to three applications in about fifteen minutes. It claims to reduce pain swelling and soreness and to treat corns and callouses with nightly use. Distributed by Fox Drug Co Postoffice Drug Randol Drug Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Fox Drug Co
Postoffice
Randal Dr
Emerald Oil
Moone
Magne
Postoffice Drug
Randal Drug Co
Daily Retail Market Survey Summary Potatoes Fall to 6 Cents a Pound
The daily retail market survey notes a price drop in potatoes with both new and old varieties slipping to six cents per pound in most locations. Other staple items show little change as the survey details the current pricing landscape for shoppers.
Town Market Prices Offer Fresh Produce Varieties
Prices remain stable across vegetables with tomatoes at 10 cents per pound and corn three for a quarter. Yams 56 cents per pound, okra 20 cents, peppers and berries show minor shifts. peaches cling variety up slightly but larger size offsets. Meats and eggs carry moderate ranges. fish special on black bass Friday Saturday.
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Ckokok
Globe and News Available at Many Outlets Nationwide
The Globe and News can be purchased away from Amarillo at numerous stands across the country including Smith's Cigar Store in Albuquerque, Slite News Stand in Atlantic City, U S News Co. in Atlanta, Schwartz News Agency in Akron, and Majanee Bros. in Baltimore, with extensive listings from Boston to Wichita Falls. The Panhandle area is excluded from this list.
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Amarillo
The
Globe Or the News
Tampa
Cla
Florida News Co
World News Co
Florida
Cass
Toledo
Madison News Co
Madison & Summitt Sts
Trinidad
Colorado
Tulsa
Okla
Library
Sem Millers
Third
Boulder
Wichita Falls
Texas
Hal Mayer
Fighth St
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Confectionery
E. Douglas Ave
Cabe to judge dairy exhibit at Tri-State exposition
H L Cabe of Kansas State Agricultural College will judge the dairy show at the Tri State exposition September 11 to 17. Cabe, a leading Kansas dairy cattle judge, will make his first judging trip to the section. Manhattan resident Cabe is expected to boost dairy interest as the dairy division's greatest show yet. B B Holland of Mistletoe Creameries, superintendent, has lined up extra show herds to compete.
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H. L. Cabe
Kansas State Agricultural College
Cabe
Kansas
Manhattan
B. B. Holland
Mistletoe Creameries
Soviet Navy Officer Sentenced to Death
Kronstadt military tribunal condemns Commander Kelpikoff, once Baltic fleet ship commander, to death for espionage for Great Britain. Also notes trivia on US book production, farming density, and a missing Nathaniel Greene grave ahead of a monument proposal.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Kronstadt
Kelpikoff
Baltic
Great Britain
Nathaniel Greene
Congress
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Levine
NEA
England
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Prince of Wales
Lindbergh
Paris
London
Byrd
Cleveland, O
Leonhardt
Daily Retail Market Survey
Globe and News
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Smith's Cigar Store
Atlantic City
N. J
Boardwalk
Atlanta, GA
U.S. News Co
Peachtree St
Akron
Ohio
Schwartz News Agency
City News
Main St
Baltimore, MD
Majanee Bros
Howard & Franklin
Baton Rouge, la
Mack's News Stand
Birmingham
Ala
Harris News Stand
Boston
Mass
Milk
Washington Streets
Charleton
S. C. World News Co
Chattanooga
Ervay
St. S
Denver
H. P. Hansen
Lawrence
Maier
Wal Schneider News Co
Curtis Bts
the Spitz News Co
Wilkins News
Des Moines, Iowa
Hyman's News & Book Store
Fixth St
Detroit, Michigan
Metropolitan
Michigan & Woodward Sta
Dodge City
Palace Drug Store
EL Paso
S. el Paso St
Sheldon
Sheldon Hotel
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Indianapolis
Ind
Capital News Co
New Jersey
Republic News Co
Long Beach
Long Beach News Co
Los Angeles
Buckeye News Co
Buckeye News
S. Hill St
California
Hill Street
Star
Western
Louisville
Eilers
W. Jefferson St
Memphis
N. Y
Hotalings
40Th St
Oakland
Chas. de Lauer Co
Oklahoma City
Stevenson
Daily News
Omara
Nebr
Meyer Coren
Farnam St
Pasadena
Brunswick News Stand
East Colorado
Phoenix
Ariz
Stotter News Co
E. Portland St
Pittsburgh
Max Spero
Liberty Ave & Grant
Portland
Obe
Oscar Olson
Benson Hotel
San Antonio
Atlas News Co
E. Houston
San Diego
Panhandle
United States
France
Italy
Polk Street
Globe News
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