Japan’s Family System Edges to Change Under Industrialism
Tokyo July 26 Prof Tekayuki Namae leads a sociological view that Japan’s traditional family structure weakens as industrialization grows. He says wages no longer support extended family care and old age insurance may replace parential support while marriage shifts to choice and young couples live apart due to finances.
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Vatican Aids In Fascist Friends
Rome July 25 The Rome Vatican rapprochement sparks a friendly clash of church and state as both honor historic milestones. The sixteenth centennial of the Council of Niven looms large with a split arch framed by Aryan schism lore. Preparations for St Francis Atsiss and Mirgiton sept 20 attract government funding for a poet tomb restoration.
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Inefficiency Blamed for Ohio Coal Shortage
Professor H. E. Feld of Ohio State University and Professor Noid argue that vast coal losses in Ohio arise from inefficient mining. They fault water in mines, costly pumping, excess room driving, unbacked headings, groundhug methods, and many new small mines without engineering.
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Tokyo Water Wagon Plan Aims to Sprinkler City
Tokyo officials approve 700000 yen to buy four percent of water wagons including an old horse cart fortyg motor wagons and 100 metal pumps. The aim is to spray every street in Tokyo five times daily to reduce heat, dust, and discomfort during summer.
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Antlers Fall to Lumbermen In Twilight League Tilt
The Elka Lumbermen toppled the Antlers 7 to 4 at Armor Park, moving into fifth place in the Twilight League standings. Antlers committed errors in the second frame, letting five runs cross home as Buck Hengley, Hudson, and Crigton led the offense. Marine and other regional games noted. Marines blank Hillmen 8 0 behind Copeland.
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Lost a Wife at the Virginian theater review
The Paramount film Lost a Wife directed by Whitlam and starring Olphy Menjou and Greta Nissen plays at the Virginian. The plot follows a man risking his independence after marriage as Greta Nissen debuts in Norway role amid DeMille style humor and a Courtney Byles Cooper adaptation.
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The White Desert Opens At Migitu Theatre
Reginald Harker films The White Desert a Matro Goldwyn Mayer production showing last night. The rugged outdoor drama depicts a mountain tunnel crew trapped by an avalanche and isolation as they struggle back to civilization with Guzsting Bluxarde Windsor and Pat O Malley in leading roles.
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Her Marriage Vow Shown At Capitol Theater
Gwen Davis, noted playwright, recently honored with a Pulitzer, saw his drama Her Marriage Vow adapted by Warner Brothers and presented at the Capitol theatre last night. The audience lauded the screen version of the powerful melodrama.
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Embryo Bootblack Halted in Blue Bell Picture
Police halt career of Embryo Bootblack Kind ser peruuvers assembled a stellar cast for a thin picture. Monte, near New York, shows young Kilgore at Millard Webb adapted roles. the plot follows his growth from boy to aspiring actor as the production closes.
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Johnny Mostil and the Chicago White Sox on base stealing
Johnny Mostil leads the Chicago White Sox in stolen bases this season, showcasing his speed and aggressive baserunning. The article notes his swift lead off the pitcher, strong legs, and instincts that fuel his steals, while highlighting how studying pitchers' deliveries improves his timing and confidence.
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South Charleston First Baptist to be named and dedicated in September
The new First Baptist church of South Charleston will be formally named and dedicated the first week of September. Services will be held each evening with prominent speakers from across the state. Notable attendees include A. Kale of Parkersburg, G. M. Bartlet of Parkersburg, and Rev. O Hy Dinewheck of Saratoga, with former pastors Ernest Gibson and Fey J. H. Smith also listed. The church, started about a year ago, will feature modern amenities and seating for 960. Summer school sessions and a full slate of sermons and questions will run through August, led by Rev. Bat. Grage and Rev. Virose, with a week of events including athletic contests, youth hikes, and community drives for membership.
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Cumberland Falls to Scottdale 7 To 1 In Seven Innings
Recottdaly Pa July 27 Scottdale defeats Cumberland seven to one in seven innings due to rain. Gatehell held Cumberland to two hits with strong defense and Beattdale, Forsburg, Rangnow noted in lineup. Crump Cinco debuted for Cumberland with a good impression. Also coverage of a New York City boxing bout where sid Terrix outboxed Charlie O Connell in a 12 round decision at Queensboro Stadium.
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Huntington golf star wins match in Kanawha action
Jim Heaney of Huntington defeated John T. Hardie and Valmer Sravie in a Kanawha county match with superior second shots and solid drives. A. Saloer of Charleston paired with Heaney, while dates and next meetings with Kanawha giants remain undecided for future contests.
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Louisville Arminienn baseball club hosts crowd over ten thousand
In a lively exhibition, Louisville Arminienn staged the Santa Cigar game drawing about 17,008 fans, many first time attendees. The Colonels defeated Toledo 9 to 3 in a spirited test of a fun lining series as Krehelkamp and teammates engaged the crowd.
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Hurler Turns in Perfect Contest in Bloomington
Springfield telegraph reports Jer mon Schwartse, veteran pitcher for Bloomington Three-E League, pitched a perfect game allowing no runner to reach first. Bloomington defeated Springfield four to nothing.
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Red Grange Returns to Complete University Work
Harold Grange former captain elect and all American halfback at the University of Illinois arrived in Urbana to take a special examination for a past semester defect. He spent time in Wheaton and will remain about a week to become eligible for football again.
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Woman Bitten by Dog Sues for $25,000
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