Bankers hold key to Europe fate Mellon declares
Pittsburgh May 29 Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Mellon told the Chamber of Commerce gathered crowd that the future of America and Europe hinges on bankers assuming new duties amid international financial problems. He praised the Federal Reserve system for curb ing panics and called extending federal reserve bank charters important legislation. He noted foreign investments are vast and stressed bankers must carefully vet security behind loans while serving clients.
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Associated Press
America
Europe
Andrew W. Mellon
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James J. Davis
Federal Reserve System
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Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Pope Defines Catholic Attitude Toward Civil Government
Rome May 29 The pope clarifies Catholic role in society approving the Federation of Italian Catholic Men. Catholics should defend Christian principles while remaining above political competition and obey civil laws. Count Della Torre says Catholics must support governments in spirit yet resist partisan pressure. Osservatore Romano notes good Catholics as good citizens and loyal to public authorities.
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Associated Preas
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France
Mexico
United States
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Qnservatore Romano
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Osservatore Romano
Ossining Couple Found Shot and Beaten to Death
In Ossining, May 29, John Lyons, 48, a mechanic, and Mia Lyons, 50, a widow who cared for him, were found murdered in their home. Dr. Edwin Huntington said both were shot in the head with a .38 revolver about six hours old, and their skulls crushed with an axe or cleaver. Police found no robbery motive. Mrs. Arnold had reportedly fired at trespassers within the past year.
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Ossining
Associated Press
John Lyons
Mia
Mary Arnold
Edwin Huntington
Lyons
Hiasieter
Mra Arnold
GRESSMEN TO MA N OF FLOOD DISTRICT
Seventeen members of Congress and committee members will depart at 1 a m on a special train for a weeklong tour of flood stricken areas from St Louis to the Gulf of Mexico under the auspices of the Red Valley Flood Control.
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Japan Papers Fear Chinese Hatred
Tokyo newspapers caution about 2000 Japanese troops moving from Manchuria to Tsingtao to guard Japanese lives and property in Shantung. They warn a Chinese reaction could hurt trade, upset exchange, and hurt Japan's influence with Marshal Chang Tso Lin, urging frank China relations and rapid troop evacuation.
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Associated Press
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Tsingtao
China
Shantung Zone
Japan
Chang Tso-Lin
Tanaka
Chang
Manila Menaced by Reds Report
The Manila Times reports Shanghai Communists urged the Legionaires Del Trabajo to blow up Cavite naval ammunition dump across Manila Bay. The Cavite union lodge favored the action, hoping to cut ammunition to American ships, but naval authorities would not comment. The plan, if carried out, could demolish Cavite and threaten Manila. Legionaires Del Trabajo is a secret, Communistic-leaning group with thousands of members led by Domingo Ponce.
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Associated Press
Manila Times
Shanghai
Philippine Labor Union
Legionaires del Trabajo
Cavite Navy Yard
Cavite
Ita
Domingo Ponce
Labor
Cantono
Chinese Fire Near Hankow Hits U S Pigeon Report
Consul General Lockhart confirms a brief engagement near Cheng Fang Ei in which the A Pigeon fired on by Southern Chinese troops returned fire with machine guns and shrapnel shells. No hits or casualties were recorded despite about fifteen minutes of combat.
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Associated Press
Lockhart
Hankow
State Department
Cheng Fang Ei
Mary Beardsley Memorial Aid Society Forty Fifth Anniversary
The Mary Seardsley Missionary society of Bridgeport marked its fifty fifth anniversary at Olivet Church hall. An engaged audience enjoyed a program with a Mrs H Sherwood sketch readings by Mrs Fitch solos by Miss Jennie Fitzroy a recitation by Miss Elsie Blight and duets by Miss Fitzroy and Mrs Hinchcliff. Loulke Stratten shared a history of the society since its charter fifty five years ago.
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Mary Beardsley Missionary Society
E. Jamieson
B. Jamieson
J Joyce
L. Stratton
F. Woods
K. Spaulding
Clarke
G. Egbert
Davis
H. Howard
W. Griswold
S. B. Beardsley
G. Siskinm
G. Rose
C. Dickson
M. Kustmerer
H. Bayliss
M. Vrowell
H. Munson
Walsh
Olivet Aid Society
Olivet and Ladies Social Union
Ald Society of Olivet Church
Olivet Church Helpers
Mary Beardsley Memorial Aid Society
Julia R. Emny
Mary Seardsley Missionary Society of Bridgeport
Olivest Church
North Avenus
Main Street
H. Sherwood
Fitch
Jennie Fitzroy
Mary Hinchcliff
Elsie Blight
Miss Fitzroy
Hinchcliff
Loulke Stratten
Healthful feeding and disease prevention for children
The article argues improper feeding causes frequent illnesses in children and describes simple home care for acute fevers, bilious attacks, and chronic disorders. It warns parents to set proper diets, regulate play and sleep, and avoid suppressive treatments. It also answers reader questions on peanut butter protein oranges artificial ice milk diet and tonsil reduction with diet guidance.
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Personal Service Ad From Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr. Frank McCoy about their intimate problems and will receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed, stamped envelope for a personal response addressed to Dr Frank McCoy Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telégram
Frank McCoy
Frank McCoy Eport
Alumnus Returns Degrees Over Gift Contention
William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri accepted a 600000 gift from Joseph Reynolds Kansas City Life Insurance president but embedded strings prompted Dr D J Evans former college president and Baptist minister to return his three degrees He warned the gift would curb free thought and block teaching sciences conflicting with a fundamentalist Genesis The Kansas City Capital Ministerial Association also opposed the gift
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Associated Press
William Jewell College
Liberty
D. J. Evans
Josephb. Reynolds
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Evans
Bapital Ministerial Association of
O Higgins defends Free State amid Monaghan heckling
In County Monaghan Irish Free State minister of justice Kevin O Higgins blasted hecklers with a vow to execute seventy seven more as he spoke in a wild cat meeting. The general election looms with nominations due next Wednesday and about seven factions vying for votes as Eamon De Valera campaigns against the treaty.
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Irish Free State
Associated Press
Kevin O'Higgins
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O'Higgins
Monaghan
Elm City man becomes Boy Scout executive
New Haven resident Ernest A. Stowell named personnel director for the Boy Scouts to address a shortage of trained leaders. The 620,000 member organization seeks capable executives for 628 councils and the executive training school. Stowell, formerly with the bureau of municipal research, Newark public welfare panel, and a Dartmouth graduate, takes the post.
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Associated Press
Boy Scouts Movement
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James E. Weat
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Executives Training School
Bureau of Municipal Research
Public Welfare Committee of
Newark
Dartmouth
Wood sails for official visit to Washington
Governor General Wood, ready for a purely official Philippines mission, sails on the President Madison. He plans talks with President Coolidge at the summer residence and with War Secretary Davis on selling government controlled Philippine corporations including a sugar central stake offered by Hallgarten. He notes language barriers and says leprosy work at Culfon shows 90 percent benefit. conditions on the islands are good.
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Associated Press
President Madison
United States
Wood
Philippines
Seattle
Coolidge
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Davis
Hallgarten Company of
New York
Philippine Sugar Centrals
Culfon
Day elected head of Congregational church board
Omaha Neb May 29 The merger of seven large Congregational bodies is completed with a single 36 member board to supervise the Home board and its officers The Rev William Horace Day of Bridgeport Conn was elected president of the Home board Frank J Harwood of Appleton Wis vice president and the Rev M R Boynton of Chicago recording secretary Charles C Merrill of Chicago named secretary of promotion
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National Council
Home Board
Home Missionary Society
Church Building Society
Sunday School Extension Society
American Missionary Society
Education Society
Congrestional Publishing Society
William Horace Day
Bridgeport
Chicago
Charles C. Merrill
Hays Weeps as Pension Funds Highlight Assembly
W H Hays chairman of the Presbyterian Laymen's Committee, which raised a 15 million pension fund for aging and disabled ministers, wept as he was presented a golf watch by the committee of ministerial relief and sustaining before the Presbyterian general assembly. The assembly debated seminary governance with calls for reorganization and end to dual control, amid charges of inaccuracies and a heated exchange over board control.
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Calif
Associated Press
W. H. Hays
Presbyterian
Presbyterian General Assembly
Haya
Princeton Theological Seminary
Rockwell Brank
New York
Jehn B. Laird
Board of Trustees
Board of Directors
First Air Shipment of U S Wheat Sent From Enid
America’s first air shipment of wheat was dispatched from Enid yesterday bound for New York. A five pound package of the 1997 wheat crop was mailed by Ceci Munn, president of the Enid Terminal Elevator Company, marking a milestone in agricultural export.
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Oklo
Associated Presa
America
New York
United States
Ceci Munn
Enid Terminal Elevator Company
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