Presbyterians Elect Speer Moderator at General Assembly
Robert E Speer of New Jersey was elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the USA at the General Assembly in San Francisco. He succeeds Dr W Thompson. Speer has long led Foreign Missions work with headquarters in New York, born in Huntington, Pennsylvania in 1867, and studied at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Associated Press
Robert E Speer
New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
U .S A
General Assembly
W . Thompson
Ohio State
Unl
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Son Smith
Philadelphia
Hugh K Walker
Los Angeles
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New York
Englewood
Huntington Pa
Princeton Theological Seminary
Edinburgh honors Dr Speer with DD degree
The University of Edinburgh awarded Dr Speer the degree of Doctor of Divinity and he is among the few laymen to hold that title. Over 4200 people attended the civic auditorium for the opening session of the assembly. Dr Thompson, the retiring moderator, in his sermon urged less materialism in daily national life.
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Tariff reprisal talk echoes at foreign trade meet
Delegates from South America and South Africa pressed the Foreign Trade Convention on tariff action. Eugene N. Ross of Massachusetts urged a reciprocal approach, while South Africa and Argentina officials linked U S tariffs to their own export goals and urged branches and market growth to expand trade.
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Detroit
Associated Press
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Massachuastts
Eugene Noss
Eric H Louw
Union of South Africa
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South Africa
America
Luis Duheu
Buenos Aires
Duhan
Connecticut Chamber Urgesbanish quacks at annual meeting
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce moved to eliminate bylawdriven diploma mill doctors from practice while their U S Supreme Court appeal is pending. The resolution cites a 1924 grand jury probe finding about 180 illegally licensed individuals, eighty nine still practicing, with some awaiting trial in the next two weeks.
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Hartford
Associated Press
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Bond
Supreme Court of the United States
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Frank F. Sands
Meriden Journal
Robert L Rowley
Phoneix Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Supreme Court
Connecticut Healing Art Practice Ban Debate
In a state wide meeting the Chamber urged that anyone not properly qualified according to state law to practise the healing art be swiftly barred from practice in Connecticut. The Chamber also passed a tribute resolution to the late Charles A Pedse of the city, a former president, with members and guests from across the state in attendance.
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Connecticut
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Thin City
France Buys Gold in New York Market
The Bank of France made heavy gold purchases in the New York market, part of a 645 million dollar drop in total U S gold reserves reported by the Federal Reserve. Officials attributed much of the decline to France's buys, while U S purchases of government securities offset market effects.
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Your Money Problem by Barland II Allen
Sentiment in buying a home is weighed against investment value and neighborhood fit. Buyers should choose a house that harmonizes with the area and preserves future resale or loan value, avoiding overreaching designs or oversized estates. Women’s color and layout whims should be muted unless affordable and marketable.
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Barland II. Allen
Real Estate Transfers Include Dozens of Local Prominent Names
A batch of quit claim deeds records transfers of properties on Main Center Wheeler Laurel Morehouse Knowlton Bond Helen streets among individuals and banks. Purchasers include Dominic Baduini Sadie Kish Irene Gough Margaret Quigley Marion Bloomer John DeLucia and Antonio Pelligrino with lenders City National Bank Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank and others. Values noted near 82 400 and 86 000 dollars with properties on Main Center Ogden Laurel Wheeler Hazelwood Palisade and Madison avenues among others.
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Dominic Baduini
Paul E Grey
Main Street
Micheel Ademic
Raffaele D Gruttola
Ogden Street
Sadie Kish
Antonia Pelligrino
Center Street
City National Bank
May Hubbard
Laurel Place
Albert Wakeman
Paul Kirmeyer
Housatonic Avenue
Irene Gough
Meria McKeon
Hazelwood Avenue
Margaret Quigley
Jennie Nuussenbaum
Wheeler Avenue
Jenie Nussenbaum
John
Annie J Hughes
Mary Graven
Capitol Avenue
Paul GC Grey
Dominic Badutni
Antonio Pelligrino
Knowlton Street
Marion Bloomer
Louise Anderson
Morehouse Street
Ignatz Kish
Caleria Bono Realty
Bond Street
Catherine Sweeney
Augusto Parnoffe
Helen Street
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