Roosevelt aide to Vatican judged by many as gesture of hope
The Methodist Conference urged Roosevelt recall Myron Taylor as personal representative to the Vatican. The piece argues the move is nonpolitical and rooted in a broader hope for peace, noting Taylor’s Quaker faith and wartime relief work. It links Pacelli’s U.S. visit and calls for protection of religious liberty amid Europe’s calamities.
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al Smith
Mr. Taylor
United States Steel Corp
Vatican
Nt Cardinal
Pacelli
United States
Roosevelt
Cardinal Pacelli
Europe
Finland
Norwy
Pope x
Uny
Ax & Seathe
Daniel
Duncan
Uncle
Feria
Ely
Men of Action vs Defeatists in TEC Hearings
Raymond Maley reports on the Temporary National Economic Committee in Washington pushing an exposé of the industrial system. Notable figures like Charles F. Kettering Edsel Ford and Watson Davis defend machine aided progress, highlighting eight broad fields of industrial advancement and future energy, materials and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Economic Committee
T.N.E.C
Washington
Raymond Maley
TEC
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Corporation
Edsel Ford
Men of Action
Free Press and Your Food in a Democracy Dilemma
A letter argues freedom of speech and a free press are essential to American well being. It claims editors and cartoons target a St Louis judge, who cites them for contempt, and asserts stripping press freedoms harms citizens by enabling crooked officials, pushing up living costs and reducing food shelter and fuel availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Free Press
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph’ Puliuzer
St. Louis
Daniel R. Fitzpatrick
Puljtner
Post-Dispatch
Post- Dispatch
Udge
Never Too Old Friendship Clubs Headed by Older Hosts
A feature on unusual US dance venues for ages 25 to 120 in Minneapolis and Milwaukee called Friendship Clubs. Hostesses are 55 to 65, events liquor free and jitter free with whistle dances to help the aged mingle. The piece notes seniors live longer and deserve extended fun on the dance floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul Jones
Washington business mood on New Deal prospects
Bruce Catton surveys top business lenders at the U S Chamber of Commerce convention. Indiana V Lothair Teeter cites general uncertainty, Wagner act support, and capital flight as reasons delaying investments. A C Matte and Mexico expropriation fears add to the cautious outlook as skunk declines are noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Lothair Teeter
Indiana
le Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Teetor
Jann
Amite Gle
A.C. Mattel
San Francico
Ead
Honolul Oil Co
Matte
South America
Mexico
Latin-America
Messenger Q and A service and legal cautions
The Messenger lists an Information Bureau at 1013 13th Street Washington DC for reader questions with a stamp provided reply. It notes legal and medical advice is not given and includes Qs on emblems and the Eighteenth Amendment ratification date and related government wages.
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the Messenger
13Th Street
Washington, D
Messenger
Endoes
Legel
Uuaily Benim
Hugo L. Black
Tiowersat Forest
Poet's Corner blooms with playful toddler scenes
A fragment from a child’s verses depicts a boy learning to walk, stubbing his toe, calling for Mommy, and swinging with a spaniel pup. The lines show a shy, cheerful tone as a mother and everyday moments frame a young child’s world.
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Ae KY Moth
Tiahy
Jacksonville Class Meets At Methodist Church
A Jacksonville school class gathered Friday evening at the Methodist Church to share a meal and fellowship. The program honored Mrs Lulu Mills with a birthday remembrance and highlighted a Mother’s Day theme as the Mothers club planned events.
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Mra
Lulu Mills
Abe
Baden
Feng
G. S. Householder
Wilbur Householder l
Athens
Cloyd
Householder
Luella Cliffton
Richard Jackson
Effie Stephenson
Mrs. Jackson
Ruthella Sheets
Evelyn Dest
Helen Kearns
Mary McCann
Faye McKinley
Louise Rice
Luella Clutton
Ada” Kennedy
E. Frazee
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Nurrsery School Mothers Club
How To Eat To Beat Heat By ALICE H SMITH Artilonist
A health article advises balancing calorie intake to maintain a normal weight and avoid health risks. It explains that excess or deficiency can cause problems, notes how calories from any food translate to fat if overconsumed, and stresses consulting a physician while including protective foods like milk fruits vegetables eggs and whole grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice H Smith
Cleveland
Cornell
Derby Dream On a Two-Wheel Trailer Plan
Uncle Willie funds a Lone Tree Stable venture to ship Pepper Boy to Churchill Downs. Sherry resists Ted Wharton’s push while loaned plans unfold, bringing Pepper Boy, tack, and four cars toward the Derby as Paul Wharton seeks luck and Sherry parts with a quiet goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bond
Ted
Uncle Willie
Willie
Sherry
William
Lone Tree
Sam
Wille Bond
Wille
Red Soldier
Wharton
Willie Bond
Churchill Downs
Social notes and local household updates in Bishopville area
In Bishopville area Mr and Mrs Victor Norris of Glouster Miss visit Mr and Mrs Miles Easler recently. Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith moved back into their home after fire damage with extensive repairs. Miles and Elsie Jane Easler welcomed a daughter born April 22. McDonald Tuer P M Smith completed barn rebuild after December fire. Miss Mary J Withem of Glouster weekend with grandparents J M McDonald.
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Bishopville
Victor Norris
Glouster
Sls
Belle Foura
Corning
Frank Phillips
Miles Easler
Dwight Smith
Roger Phillip Horn
Don Withem
Mr McDonald
Tuer P. M. Smith
Millard Easler
Elsie Jane
Mary J. Withem
J. M. ‘McDonald
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Raymond Clapper
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Provident Romevelt
Myron C. ‘Taylog
Mie Pervonn
Frickbat
Roonevelt
Medierranean
Worl
Jesus
Actibes
Pharisees
Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Ouf
Bonsevvit
Ohio
Poet's Corner
Tn Schoors
Jacksonville
Vic
Johnny
Janis M. Watts
By Galbraith
Tom
Norway
Charles B. Parmer
Paul
Shep
Downs
Shep Grant
Paul Wharton
Grant
Jusey
Pauli
Kentucky
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