Judges urge religious training to curb delinquency in New York
Three New York Court of General Sessions judges Crain Rosalsky and Talley appeal to parents to strengthen religious instruction for children. They contend that moral breakdown stems from lack of spiritual training and that society bears responsibility. They warn secular education should be supplemented by faith aligned with parental belief to safeguard the nation.
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Court of General Sessions
New York City
Thomas C. T. Crain
Otto A. Rosalsky
Alfred J Talley
New York
Car
Mysery
Bristol area notices and society events listed
Community notices describe parlor meetings at Trinity Church St Michael's Holmes House and State Street M E Church plus Ivy Guild and Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary gatherings. A Mystery Parcel Sale Day at the Surprise Store is announced for Feb 13 with other local club events and a radio address planned by the Doric Club.
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Rene Veva
Bristol
Adv
Mary W (Fell) Howe
Herbert M Howe
Philadelphia
Masonic Temple
Doric Club
Coolidge
National Republican Club
Waldorf Astoria
AR_ Hall
DeWitt F. Bolster
Tamie de Silva
Pittsfield
Mass
da Silva
Community Supper at Y M C A in Rockwell Hall
The Ladies' Committee hosts a Community Supper in Rockwell Hall Y M C A Thursday at 6 30. Dr A M Merriman presides as Miss Alice W Hunt speaks on the Williams town Institute of Politics and World Court proposals followed by a Forum discussion. No tickets remain available.
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Gordon
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Scituate
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YMCA
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Providence
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Rhode Island
Wall
Colt Memorial High School
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WJAR
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Charles Morgan
Vernon A Gray
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A M Merriman
Bristol “Y
Alice W. Hunt
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Williamstown Institute of Politics
Property for sale two tenement cottage on large land
A cottage with two tenements of ten rooms each, equipped with furnace and bath, offered in very good condition. Large land parcel available. Inquiries at 270 Wood St. Mrs Margaret Desidorio.
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Wood Street
Wood St
Margaret Desidorio
Expensive Talk: Jaws Against Slander Recalled
The piece notes that talk, while costly, remains a valuable tool against slander, emphasizing that prudent discourse protects reputations and honors truth in public life. It highlights that careful speech can shield individuals from harm and defend integrity.
True friendship endures through two weeks of camping
A fragment notes that friendship can weather a two week camping period. It emphasizes resilience and shared experiences during an extended outdoor trip.
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