Smith Responds to Governor Letter on Conscience and Religion
The governor defends church state separation, cites Catholic leaders and earlier actions, insists no conflict exists between faith and public duty in the United States, and asserts religious freedom safeguards. He rebuts Mr Marshall’s claims, defends education policy, and notes cabinet diversity and parochial school context.
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The
Atlantic Monthly
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Whit Knowlette
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New York State
Regi Cnls
Ers P. Duffy
Givine Hia
Mrr. Marshall
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United States
Terre
State Department of Education
Histeria
Gaillion
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Roger Uronke Taney
Lidward Douglas
John A Ryan
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America
Iathey Pehle
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Archbishop Dowling
Marshall
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Ang Olu Treat
Supreme Court
Marico
Guthrie
Orient
Europe
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Governor Smith
New York
Two Women Dead and Five Hurt In Bridgeport Crash
Stratford figures Mrs Braman and Mrs Warning died after a car strike near German Methodist Church. Braman, Schell, and Warning family members cited. coroner to hold inquest Tuesday. Meriden man Michael Adelazzi, 26, arrested for automobile crash that killed Mrs Braman and Mrs Warning, had name changed to Adley in New Haven on April 11.
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Stratford
Phalen
Braman
Warning
Bridgeport
Bertha Schell
Elsie
Haletdo Avenue
Charlotte Warning
Meriden
Michael Adelazzi
Center Street
Adley Express Company
Tile Braman
Catherine
Adley
Superior Court
New Haven
Wallingford Driver Held After Accident
Meriden police arrested John Mersi twenty one of Wallingford for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a collision on North Colony street with an automobile driven by Melville Theyer of West Haven. Mrs Thayer suffered a cut from flying glass but no serious injury. Mersi had probation from a burglary charge three weeks earlier.
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Meriden
John Mersi
Wallingford
North Colony Street
Melville Theyer
West Haven
Thayer
Mezzi
Rain Quenches All Forest Fires In State
Hartford April 17 AP All forest fires in the state were extinguished and no new ones reported today due to rain Saturday night and Easter morning. State Forester Atlata F. Hawes said the relief was welcome but the danger remains because moisture is not enough to thoroughly soak woodlands. Dry weather with high winds could bring back hazardous conditions.
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Hartford
Atlata F. Hawes
Points in Reply of Smith on Religious Issue
New York April 17 Gov Alfred Smith answers questions on church state relations saying he supports absolute separation of church and state and criticizes church interference with constitutional government He defends public schools as a cornerstone of liberty and argues for more religion among youth with unity in prayer between Protestants and Catholics.
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Smith
New York
Alfred Smith
Governor Smith Declares He Is An American Catholic
Governor Smith replies to Marshall’s questions with a blunt American Catholic creed. He afirms church and state separation, freedom of conscience, equal treatment before law, and public school support, while denying candidacy for president and seeking guidance from Father Dutty of the Fighting 165th.
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Congress
Ing Cluld
Smith
Marshall
Joe
Francis P. Dutty
Japan Faces Riots As Bank Crisis Hits Diet
Japan grapples with a financial crisis amid cabinet resignation after privy council rejects conditional aid to Bank of Formosa via Bank of Japan. Vernacular papers largely back the decision, while Formosa Bank plans a three week suspension of operations except major offices in For mora.
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Diet
Privy Council
Bank of Formosa
Bank of Japan
Bank of
Gray and Ruth Snyder Face Murder Trial Details
Henry Judd Gray and Ruth Snyder stand accused in the murder of Albert Snyder. The couple’s affair and alleged hypnotic influence are outlined against Snyder, an art editor, described as a loyal husband with ties to New York life. The trial set to begin tomorrow with both defendants denying sole responsibility.
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Ruth
Henry Jurdd Grayt Gray
Henry Judd Gray
Snyder
Albert Snyder
Gee
Cortland
N. J
Gray
Newark
Henry
Gray Ja
Connecticut
Barcower High School
Isabel Kallebach
Isabel
Haat Orange
Ruth, Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Ruih
Synder
Jessie Guishard
Manhattan
Albert
Ruth Brown
Motor Boating, & Magazine
Queens Village
Ute
Civic Association
Jessie
Lorrains
Fire Report 1442 A.M. Cellar Blaze on Ward Avenue
A cellar fire at 1442 a m on Ward Avenue caused alarm but no damage reported. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with no injuries or property loss, details limited by the brief notice.
Turkey fair with Christian schools says missionary
The Angora government in Turkey is not antagonistic toward American missions despite new laws curbing religious instruction in mission schools. Rev Willam Sage Woolworth Jr, sceneign pastor at Cesarea, reports the Kemalist regime enforces the law with no favoritism and supports Turkish students attending American schools to learn trades. He notes cooperation with the government to train teachers and translate foreign books, sees no Bolshevism in Turkey, and describes codes inspired by Swiss Italian and German law with future electoral development.
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Angola
Turkey
Willam Sage Woolworth
Woolworth
United Church
Cesarea
Asia Minor
Bridgeport
New York
Angora
Benthat
Nationaltatia Movement
Turkish Department of Education
Iemand
America
United States
Marshall Letter S Explains Catholic Oath and Liberty
The letter argues that Catholic moral standards conflict with the Constitution and civil religious liberty. It states that officials must uphold oath fidelity to American ideals, while noting Catholic and non Catholic moral standards differ, and that citizens doubt the compatibility for President with Roman Catholic ethics.
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Missionary SLAIN WITH HIS DAUGHTER IN CHINA
Toronto reports Reverend Morria Slichter and his eight year old daughter were killed by bandits near Yunnanfu while serving with the China Inland Mission. Mrs Slichter was said captured and sent from Toronto in 1916. a five year old boy remains in captivity.
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Toronto
Ont
Morria Stichter
Yunnanfu
China
Sunrise double service features diverse Turkey program
Preachers including Rev Foster E Piper Rev Forest L Knapp Rev Simpeon Rev Duncan Porteour Rev C W Parmeley Rev Wendell J Clark and Lemuel P Perry spoke at sunrise services in Turkey held annually since 1921 under Young People's societies aided by Haworth Teague.
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Turkey
Foster E. Piper
Newfield Mbh
Forest L. Knapp
The
United Church
Mr Simpeon
Duncan Porteour
Nichole M. EH
C. W. Parmeley
Christian Advent Church
Wendel J. Clark
Trinity M. Church
Lemuel P. Perry
Bethel M. E. Church
Young People's Societies
Haworth Teague
Four Story Garage Is Totally Destroyed by Blaze
Firemen fought a blaze that overwhelmed a four story garage causing extensive damage to the building including the second floor shops and adjacent properties. Gas tanks exploded sending flames high into the air as firefighters worked with hundreds of feet of hose and aerial ladders. Police controlled the crowd while injuries were minor and no one was reported harmed.
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Geta
Chester ©. Haberlin
Cannon Street
Jin
Flood
Thomas Flood
Charles A. Smith
West Avenue
George Smith
Dunham Press
Lyon and Chas Stationery
A.E
Hayward Electroty) Company
Third Regt of Marines Embarks for China
San Diego April 17 The Third regiment of the United States Marines moved aboard the liner President Grant amid cheering crowds bound for China. Colonel Henry C. Davie gave the order, marking the second war equipped Marine unit dispatched to the Orient from this base in less than a month.
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Cal
United States Marines
Preaient Grant
China
Henry C. Davie
Chins
Orient
Easter Parade Delayed By Threatening Weather In Bridgeport
Easter Sunday in Bridgeport featured crowded churches and elaborate music programs despite threatening skies. The city saw packed streets, busy theatres, and large confirmations during morning services, with parades and evening cantatas highlighting the holiday amid travel disruptions.
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Main Street
Bridgeport
All Pernod
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Smi
Ambulance Calls Report Delirium Tremens and Injuries
Ambulance runs list multiple cases from a Hillside home for Thomas Cochran with delirium tremens to 78 Cedar Street for William Colanfgeo with pneumonia, then to 88 Bradley Street for Mike Olsky with a broken street fall, later for Tony Tanknom with tonsillitis and John Gold with burns. Transfers to Bridgeport and St Vincent's hospitals are noted.
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Hillside
Thomas Cochran
Emergensey Hospital
Cedar Street
William Colanfgeo
Pneumonie
Bridgep Hospital
Bradley Street
Mike Olsky
Pembroke Street
Center Street
Tony Tanknom
St Vincent's Hospital
North Aven
John Gold
Burns
Bridgeport Hospital
Local meeting notices from Bridgeport and area groups
A collection of notices lists meetings and time/place requests from various organizations in Bridgeport and nearby communities. Groups include courts, builders, firemen, social societies, clubs, and lodges with addresses such as Main Street, State Street, Broad Street, and Cannon Street.
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Uneas Council
U. A
Main Atreet
Court Liberty Bell
Bridgeport Master Builders My Change
State Street
Bridgeport Fireman's Stoic Association
Antialee
Bridgeport Arioning Society
Main
É . Columbus Boye Club
Broke Street
Comimitato Generale Teattene
Bridgeport Society
Ton Avenue
Court Norden
WA Ofay
Broad Street
Dorset Cutters
Mang Street
ElectricalVorkem
Main Street
Loyal Order of Moome
DeWitt Clinton Lodge
Lafayette Cansistory
Broad
Oriant Chapter
Naome Lodge
Cannon Street
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