Berlin crowd hears pastor amid Nazi bishop election row
In Berlin a crowd of about 2500 worshippers filled a Protestant church to hear Dr. Friedrich Von Bodelschwinghns Pentecostal message as the Nazi backed Reichsbishop election battle intensifies. Outside, police kept order while Dr. Joachim Hossenfelder of the German Christian movement received respectful salutes. A Reichsbishop message stressing spiritual aims, read in other churches, urged gospel preaching as the core duty of the church. Meanwhile Berthold Altmann, a Catholic church historian, was removed from Breslau University by Bernhard Rust as part of regime changes.
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Berlin
Slany Texis
Friedrich von Bodelschwings
Reich
Joachim Hossenfelder
German Christian Movement
Reichsbishop
Herr Bodelschwings
Dr. Hodelachwingh
Germany
Dasa
Berthold Altmner
Catholic Theological Faculty
University of Breslau
Cntture
Bernhard Rust
Senile Keratoses Seen as Possible Early Cancer Warning
Health writer Dr. Kogan Greddening explains seborrheic keratoses or senile warts, noting most are harmless but some may precede cancer if left untreated. He describes common locations, appearance, and age distribution, and urges removal by excision or radiative methods to prevent progression.
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Clareiy
Tash- Seo
Body Found Near Brookside Park In Cleveland
Police sought to identify a man about 50 found dead by suicide near the Brookside park rear pit. A revolver with one empty chamber was found beside the body. Children at the park spotted the scene and alerted authorities. The incident is being investigated by local police.
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Cleveland
Spo
Brookside Park
Kanawha College Continues Summer Enrollment
Kanawha College will continue its summer class enrollment, with expected totals between 60 and 75 students. Instructor Dorothy Doolittle is at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, and before leaving Charleston she gave her class a standardized test showing half scored in the upper ten percent of 5,000 papers.
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Kanawha
Dorothy Doolittle
Dasheraistry
Chicago
Charleston
Fragmentary Class Ranking Statement
A fragment notes that a class ranks near the top portion, with white students making up most of the upper third of the 5,000. The text is incomplete and provides limited context on the school or year.
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Tion
Theft and loss reported to police
Willam Runcell of Milton reported the theft of a Plymouth automobile with black body and green wheels bearing License No. 147-824. Mrs Purvis of Rumington said she lost a brown traveling bag on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad containing three addresses, three pairs of shoes and various clothing items.
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Willam Runcell
Milton
Mra. R
Purvis
Rumtington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Kelly Charged With Possession of Still
J. W. Kelly, 45, was arrested on Campbells Creek on charges of possessing a 14 gallon still 240 gallons of mash and six gallons of liquor. Deputies Byrne Given and Charles Caven made the arrest. Kelly to have a hearing tomorrow before Justice Fred Owens of Malden.
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J. W. Kelly
Campbells Creek
Byrne Given
Charles Caven
Kelly
Fred Owens
Malden
Isick
Confederate Memorial Services at Spring Hill Cemetery
Charleston chapter No. 151 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a memorial service for Confederate soldiers buried in Spring Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. B. T. Taylor delivered the avocation and benediction, with Rev. Frank C. Brown giving the memorial address. Mrs. Bradford Noyes presided as chapter president. Music complemented the ceremony as wreaths were placed at the monument to General Stonewall Jackson on site capitol grounds.
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Spring Hill Cemetery
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
B. T. Taylor
Frank C. Brown
D. D
Bradford Noyes
Mra
J. K. Anderson
The Once Over By a. J. Mundy
A three generation arc shows how wealth can vanish and a man must restart, revealing that true gentleness and class boundaries soften. The piece argues wealth loss fosters understanding between classes and a growing neighborly respect.
Radio Highlights and Network Programs Across Major Cities
New York reports a WABC CBS feature Eavesdropping on the World will pull music from Paris London Berlin Madrid Rome Buenos Aires and Caracas from five to nine thirty. Capt High B Mobbs of Pacific coast radio launches a ship of joy on WHAF NBG at 9310. The Street Singer with Tila in dramatic monologues debuts and new WABC GBS series starts at 8315. The Riverside County Gites club scene continues.
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New York
WABC
CBS
Musc
Paris
London
Berlin
Madrid
Rome
Buenos Aires
Cerrico
Tomaz
High B
Pacific Noast Radio
Lonesome
Tila
Gites Club
Riverside Coun
Festival Queen to Sing on WJZ NBC Radio Schedule
Festival queen wry school for boss Will sing for WJZ NBC at five Carrie Cnapman cattle speaker in the women s radio review WEAF NBC at 2 30 Gene arnold colo ret and narritor the commodore tele quartet and Larry Larsen organist give their first program under a five day week schedule on WJ NBC at eleven a m
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Wry School
Boss
Wjz Nbc
Carrie Cnapman
Women's Radio Review
Weafnbc
Gene Arnold
Commodore Tele Quartet
Larry Larsen
WJMBC
Printing contract awarded for Kanawhs county election
The contract to print 208 710 delots for the prohibition repeal election on June 27 was awarded to Mathews Printing and lithographing company for 143.12 dollars.
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Kanawhs County
Mathews Printing and Tithe Graphing Company
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Ty Kogan Greddening, M.D. Author of “the Maman Body
North Ansechsnareient Insurance Company
Agen
Perry Wiodone
Pian
Enn
Poe Mel Prith
ENE
Reynolds Foracon Company
D-H
Winston-Salem
H.C
Aroiey
Yeemee
Lft
Ann Merkel
Tima
Delge Jace
Elizabeth Atlan
Dlack
Associated Press
Kanawha College
A. J. Mundy
Martha’ Morrison
Asheville
M. C
Fiaturi
Josef
John L. Fogarty
The
Montana Tanne
Wit
Ochendon
Nicleansor and
Dickinson Streets
Coredt Akade
Wonderband
Immadiatary Identifien
X Chillen
Trace
Orine
Bon Dry-Dees
Cheney
Mallinson
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