Jesus Heals On Sunday Defies Pharisee Criticism
In a tale from a Dickensian chapter, Pharisees complain about Jesus healing on the Sabbath while He teaches that good can be done any day. He cures a withered hand, restores a widow’s son, calms a storm, and frees a demon from a man in the tombs before Herod’s rumor mill ties to John the Baptist. Copyright 1934 United Feature Syndicate.
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Will of Dickens' Son Enables Life of Our Lord Publication
The will of Sir Henry Fielding Dickens reveals why publication of Charles Dickens' Life of Our Lord was finally allowed after sixty four years. He directs his wife and children to decide freely, with trustees to handle publication if they choose, and to share net proceeds among them. A majority decision by Lady Dickens and six children led to publication.
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Glass Globes on Bridge Prompt City Action
Nancy Finnigan asks in a Gazette letter why life preservers and glass globes on a bridge resist wind, noting replacements with metal taps fail in storms and urging engineers to design windproof globes or remove them, and questions the cost to the city.
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Nine Cedar Rapids Doctors Named to U S Employees' Compensation Board
Nine Cedar Rapids physicians have been designated to serve on the United States Employees' Compensation Board. The appointees include local practitioners who will help administer benefits and medical evaluations for federal employee injury claims.
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Washington aviation commission adds three appointees
Information from Washington headquarters announced the appointment of three additional members to the aviation commission. The new appointees are Doctors B. G. Broghammer, E. E. Irwin, and W. H. Redmond. Existing members include Doctors Fred W. Bailey, D. E. Beardsley, John Hamilton, H. E. eer, B. L. Sheldon, and E. H. es.
Hitlerism Found Guilty By New York Rally Verdict
A Madison Square Garden rally featured twenty witnesses denouncing Hitlerism as a threat to civilization. Senator Millard E. Tydings read the verdict declaring Hitler’s government a menace to mankind, with funds raised for Jewish refugees and no defense presented for Hitlerism.
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Tooth of prehistoric mammal found in Omaha cow
In Omaha Nebraska during 1932 a packing plant worker uncovered a tooth from a prehistoric mammal inside a cow's stomach. The find highlights paleontological traces in livestock processing sites and suggests ancient fauna ranged into the region.
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