Bishops Debate Movie Boycott Across Nations
Protestant leaders in the United States discuss cooperation with the Catholic League of Decency as film censorship and moral campaigns draw European interest. Italian and French censors report varied reactions, with Rome and Vatican City watching closely and Osservator Romana praising the American movement.
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Tary
Federal Council of Churches In Christ In America
Oxford, C
New York
Roman Catholic League
National General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
North America
Associated Press
Europe
Catholic League of Decency
United States
League
U.S
Rome
Vatican City
Osservator Romane
Rescue of 1 000 Nazi excursionists on sinking Dresden
Eyewitnesses credit passengers and crew with heroic rescue as the liner Dresden sinks after a perilous voyage. The court hears testimony regarding course alterations and pilot certification with Germany to receive a proceedings report.
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Pt. Moeller
Jacobsen
Germany
Dresden
Rescue Efforts After Dresden Wreck Save Four Lives At Night
Survivors on the island described a chaotic scene when the Dresden struck a rock last night. Seventeen injured and uncertain death tolls were reported as two lifeboats capsized. Steward Willy Burns of Warnemunde dived from the third deck and saved four women from drowning as the midnight sun aided rescue.
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Dresden
Steward Saves
Willy Burns
Warnemunde
Bench Warrant Issued For Absent Defendant Lynch
A bench warrant for the arrest of defendant Lynch was issued after he failed to appear in an intermediate court. Lynch faces murder charges in the death of Moljie Fawkell as a prior jury disagreement looms. Millie Harris of Charleston was sentenced to seven months for assault and battery after pleading guilty.
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Benich
Dink Lynch
Lynch
Moljie Fawkell
Millie Harris
Charleston
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals seek permit for Kanawha river outfall
The Carbide and Carbon Chemicals corporation plant at Low Charleston has applied to the U S engineer’s office in Huntington for authorization to construct a six inch sewer outfall and a 24 inch sluiceway on the Kanawha river back channel side left bank opposite Blaine is. Recent floods in British Guiana destroyed nearly 13 000 tons of sugar.
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Low Charleston
United States
Huntington
Kanawha River
Blaine Isand
British Guiana
West Virginia College Heads Reappointed and Faculty Salaries Raised
All but one college head were reelected and most faculty members retained across West Virginia institutions. Notable moves include Shreve reelected at West Liberty State Teachers College, Barnhart replacing Miss Howe, and new librarian appointments at WVU. A roughly 15 percent salary increase for elementary and high school principals was approved, with principals to receive equal pay for similar roles and a new teaching certificate issued for elementary teachers.
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Mary Christy
A. M
Peawoody
Barnhart
Miss Howe
West Liberty State Teachers College
John C. Shreve
J. D. Barnhart
Harvard
Mary B. Howe
Virginia Patterson
West Virginia University
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
W.H. & White
Concord State Teachers’ College
J. Frank Marsh
Charles Farmer
Potomac
Joseph W. Stayman
New River State College
Edward, Maclin
W. L
A. C. Abbot
James L. Hill
John W. Davis
West Virginia State College
IR P. Sims
Bluefield State Teachers College
County Board of Education
Department of Education
Child Wants Europe To Come to FDR
A fragmentary item notes Child's call for Europe to engage with President Roosevelt and urges exploration of normal trade as a path to reducing isolation. The report is described as a broad panorama of Europe rather than a detailed forecast of conditions in the countries visited. It also mentions Chile may operate a shoe factory.
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Europe
Child
Universal Service Inc
Chile
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