Interchurch movement denies funds for repressive campaigns
Dr. S Earl Taylor of the Interchurch World Movement in New York releases a public statement denying that millions of dollars are allocated for repressive campaigns against industrial groups. The budget totals 336,777,562 with six main headings including foreign missions, home missions, and American hospitals. The department stresses seeking justice for workers and notes ongoing studies on industrial unrest and forthcoming reports.
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Interchurch World Movement
S. Earl Taylor
New York
Taylor
Horoscope Synopsis Signals Turbulent Theatrical Path
Astrologers warn Mercury dominates and Venus misaligns creating hurdles for actors and actresses. The piece hints at thwarted high hopes and a future improvement tied to independence via dedicated work in theater, though cooperation appears limited by a covert plan.
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Venus
Senate Finance Committee Reports Dumping Legislation
Senate finance committee reports legislation to prevent foreign merchandise dumping below market value. Democrats plan to oppose the measure and Senator Thomas of Colorado will file a minority report.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas
Colorado
Dance of Eastern Star Postponed Tonight
The Order of the Eastern Star postpones its annual ball after hall plans at Twentieth Century hall were declared unfair leaving no musicians. Tickets will be honored on the rescheduled date.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Canadian Wheat Board Withdraws Flour Price Restraints
The Canadian Wheat Board announced the withdrawal of price restrictions on flour sold for domestic use in Canada. It will retain control over the price of wheat.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Wheat Board Today
David Encounters the Mound Birds on an Australian Seaside
While visiting his aunt in Australia, David discovers a mound burrow with eight large white eggs. Mrs. Mound Bird and Daddy Mound Bird explain the nest and unusual parental care, then David admires the remarkable birds before heading to dinner.
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David
Australia
Mound Bird
Daddy Mound Bird
Mrs. Mound Bird
Daddy
Light Grist for Mill Run by Judge Grimes
In police court yesterday morning the grist was light. Mrs. Weissberg who runs a light housekeeping establishment on Main street faced a complaint from tenant George Murchison over alleged language. the case was dismissed when the witness did not appear. John Doe pleaded guilty to disturbance and was fined ten dollars. Two drunks also paid ten dollars each. R Schirmer, cited for lack of a city construction license, was given time to remedy the matter and his case continued.
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C. Weissberg
Lower Main Street
George Murchison
Murchison
John Doe
R. Schirmer
Carpenters Union Card Party Held at Hall
A well attended card party ran Wednesday night at the Carpenters Union hall with 20 tables. First prize went to Miss Bilbow, followed by Mrs. Welch in second and Mrs. Schwartz in third. Consolation prize awarded to Flynn. The union holds weekly card events.
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
The
Carpenters’ Union
Miss Bilbow
Welch
Schwartz
Babcock
Flynn
Butte to hear plan for new chamber of commerce
Public spirited men of Butte are invited to a community smoker at the Silver Bow club at 7 30 p m to hear talks on building a modern chamber of commerce and civic improvement. Director Wills and Dudley D Richards will speak. lantern slides may be shown but musicians strike may cancel. No memberships or contributions are solicited. goal is to inform citizens about the proposed organization and its expected benefits.
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Butte
Silver Bow Club
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Wills
Dudley D. Richards
Missoula
Chambers of Commerce
Carl Hugo Accident Victim Buried After South Main Collision
Funeral services for Carl Hugo who died from injuries after being run over by a car on South Main Street were held at the Hugo home on 1000 South Dakota Street with Rev. Martin Hudtoff officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Coroner Holland planned an inquest at 2 o'clock today. County Attorney Nick Rotering awaits its outcome before action. Eugene Choquette, the driver, was released on bond furnished by Davidson Grocery Company.
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Carl Hugo
South Main Street
Hugo
South Dakota Street
Martin Hudtoff
Mountain View Cemetery
Holland
Nick Rotering
Eugene Choquette
Davidson Grocery Company
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Inland Empire Aerial Training Corporation
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