Dr Gass Speaks At Kanawua College Graduation
Dr John Gass delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Kanawua College in St Johns Episcopal Church, urging graduates to be more revolutionary than Russia and apply the Sermon on the Mount in governing the world. He criticized national business and political leaders for mismanaging social and economic life.
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Homecoming and Death March Meld in Sorrow and Hope
The article blends a sermon tone with reflections on death and resurrection. It contrasts a hopeful plan for believers with the pain of loss, envisioning a future gathering of the living and the dead in a joyous, unblocked harmony. It emphasizes faith, comfort, and the final triumph over death.
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Rameel
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Home Canning Bulletins Offer Pack for Fruits and Vegetables
Washington Bureau of Those Home Made Goodies offers a packet of four bulletins on canning preserving pickling and jelly making. Readers can clip and mail a coupon with 12 cents or stamps to cover return postage and handling.
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Washington Bureau
Charleston
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Sweet Land Reunion Chorus Fragments
A fragment from a hymn-like verse envisions reunion in a beautiful land. It speaks of Fred, sorrow left behind, and songs and harps as people meet again. The text reads as a hopeful, devotional lyric with pastoral imagery and reunion longing.
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Fred
Rain Lays Out Emergency Aid Plea Across Plains
Leaders urged the government to spend 200 million to 500 million for immediate relief as Minnesota Governor Floyd Olson mobilized the national guard to enforce an embargo on livestock shipments. North Dakota Governor William Langer declared a similar embargo and Wisconsin planned to follow. Western railroads cut back to ship starving cattle and forage. A plan to open 85 000 acre upper Mississippi wildlife refuge for regulated grazing was discussed. Wabasha Minnesota sent 20 carloads of hay and cottonseed meal to South Dakota farmers, with other aid from private groups. Nebraska reported the heaviest rain with two inches at Scottsbluff and the drought-stricken state saw hail and wind damage but welcomed the moisture.
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Langer
North Dakota
Wisconsin
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Mississippi
Rock Tee
Arkansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Man 92 Defends Home Against Five Youthful Gatherers
In Chicago on June 3 a 92 year old farmer George M Jackson of Spring Lake Illinois used an antique revolver to drive off five intruders who forced entry seeking savings. He proclaimed the weapon's reliability dating to 1869 and the robbers fled. Family then celebrated his 92nd birthday.
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George M. Jackson
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Pioneer Spring Lake
All Is Now Serene In Mdivani Family
Princess Barbara Button Mdivani remains in seclusion at her London hotel as family harmony appears intact. Her husband Prince Alexis Mdivani and father Franklyn L. Hutton are mentioned in connection with travel plans to Austria for a shooting expedition, while Barbara recovers from a reported stomach illness.
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King George Celebrates Birthday Amid Congratulatory Focus
King George quietly marked his 68th birthday at Buckingham Palace surrounded by his immediate family. He attended a private chapel service and hosted a luncheon with relatives as extensive birthday honors created four new barons and cables poured in from across the empire.
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Three Hurt as Plane Crashes Near Forkville Airport
In Steuberville Q on June 3, three men were hurt none seriously when their airplane tumbled from about 500 feet while attempting to land at Scott airport Forkville. The craft went into a spin, struck the roof of a house near the airport and plunged into a field.
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Kentucky Jurist Hobson Dies in Kentucky City
Kentuck y jurist John Peyton Hobson former chief justice of the Kentucky court of appeals and longtime commissioner of the state’s highest tribunal died at his home early today aged 33 after weeks of heart trouble. He graduated from Washington and Lee College at Lexington Virginia and began his legal career in 1878 in Elizabethtown Kentucky.
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Fire destroys Johnstown freight shed and recreation site
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 3 Fire Chief Barry Schulte called the blaze the worst in a decade. The fire destroyed the Pennsylvania railroad freight shed and the adjoining St Joseph Recreation area on Railroad Street. Estimated damage ran about 70 000 dollars.
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State Senator Myers Improves After Illness in Hospital
MOUNDSVILLE June 3 The condition of State Senator John C. Myers who has been critically ill in a Moundsville hospital is described tonight as improved He represents the second district and is suffering from organic trouble for several days
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Labor tensions loom as NRA pledge eyed in steel
Seek threatened strike squarely up to Mr. Roosevelt and Johnson. Labor senators framed the dispute as a fight over collective bargaining for wages and hours. The American Iron and Steel Institute blamed workers leaders for seeking government meddling to gain power. It warned that acceptance of the closed shop would be treachery, forcing employees into unions. Johnson halted a cotton textile strike after a government study, while peace talks proceed.
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Treasury Bond Issue Dates and Redemption Terms
Officials announced an $800 million not counted in the ket book and $1.188 billion left for ready spending. The public debt stands at $26.765 billion. The new bond issue dates June 11 with semiannual interest, maturing June 15, 1948, redeemable at the treasury's option from June 16, 1948.
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Thomas warns of penalties in national bank crisis crackdown
Federal officials threaten prosecution of hoarders after a presidential order. Thomas writes to offer aid, claiming his hoard has drawn attention and suggesting others may prefer leniency over punishment. The exchange shows tensions around bank panic actions.
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Indictment and defense in hoarding case involving Edith Thomas
An old Mono-Metellist from New York named Thomas and his daughter Edith Thomas face legal action over hoarding 89 000. Thomas argues the gold order is unconstitutional while planners, executives, and counsel from Land and Wynn and E W Ligon are named in connection with administration and collection efforts as Baltimore terms edge toward a credit year.
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Enrollment Date For Summer School At KanaWha College
Summer school enrollment at Kanawha College moved from Monday June 11 to Saturday June 9 to accommodate Kanawha county teachers who wish to enroll. Classes begin Thursday June 14 and run through Saturday of the first week. In following weeks no classes on Mondays. Periods run one hour and a half.
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Kanawha County
Chiefs Push Plan To Raise Silver Share In Monetary Stock
Congress debates a bill to make silver 25 percent of the nation s monetary stock as conference on differences between the two houses continues. Key items include 440 million loans to industry the renewal of the temporary bank deposit insurance act and incentives for communications. Once reports from both branches are agreed the measures will face further congressional action as mid western members weigh proposals.
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R Pal
Mid-West
Drought States Seek Roosevelt Appeal for Water Funds
States facing prolonged drought plan to appeal to President Roosevelt for more federal funds. Estimates rise from 8.2 billion to 500 million. The upcoming message to Congress will outline administration plans to improve national waterways with no new legislation requested.
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Roosevelt
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