Neutrality Seen Platform Plank for Philadelphia Convention
Washington June 21 A drift toward neutrality appears likely as a topic for Democratic platform writers in Philadelphia after President Roosevelts lifting of arms and embargoes and other neutrality safeguards in the northern African war. Officials say the change sharpens debate over neutral policy and Hull aids in drafting the policy statement while attending as Tennessee delegate.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Frederick J. Litby
National Council For the Prevention of War
Toll
God's Call to Mankind Discussed by Evangelist
An evangelist speaks on sin, redemption, and salvation. He contrasts redemption with salvation and urges accepting Jesus Christ as Savior to avoid judgment. The sermon emphasizes Christ's crucifixion, atonement, and the need for personal faith to redeem life and rescue homes from ruin without Him.
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Tome
Alaipis
Jesus Christ of God
Voce
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Calvary
Call to Choose Christ Before Eternal Doom
A religious exhortation warns that sin brings bodily decay and eternal death, urging readers to accept Jesus Christ as personal savior. It contrasts Heaven’s glory with Hell’s punishment and asks whether one is prepared for eternity, urging repentance now.
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Hell
Embarrassed by Skin Condition Promotes Cuti Cure
In a sincere tribute, Zebrowar of Bristol Connecticut describes shame over facial pimples and itching. He references trying Outicura soap and ointment after a month of use shows improvement and relief from the condition. He urges readers to try the product today.
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Zebrowar
Alger
Bristol
Conn
Recital at Methodist Episcopal Church features Melton pupils
St Albans notices: Fiano and violin pupils of Mrs Margery Melton Foster and Mrs Halcyon Melton Wharton present a program at 8 15 tonight in the South Street Methodist Episcopal church. Performers include Leah Virginia Spicker Ann Miller Jane Graham Katherine Carter Elizabeth Harshbarger Betty Barker Betty Lee Markham Nora Kate Mooney Dorothy Mae Brothers Evelyn Rangon Jane Melton Rete Mae Stull Marjorie Head Mitchell Kawash Jack Bartlett James Peyton Theoph Peyton Harold Pattison and Milard Perry. The women’s guild of St Mark’s Episcopal church meets Thursday afternoon in the parish house. Hostesses are Mrs F S Tompkins and Mrs Herndon Frazer. Tompkins and Mrs W A Heslop attend a Red Cross dinner Monday at the Kanawha hotel in Charleston. Mrs O B Melton is recovering.
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Tho Peyton
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Milard Perry
Women's Guild of
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Tompkins
Herndon ¥. Frazer
W. A. Heslop
Kanawha
Charleston
Melton
O. B. Melton
Seizes Guns go minor operation at Kanawha Valley hospital
Mrs. J S Miller remains in Charleston hospital as neighbors report a minor medical event in Kanawha Valley. Mrs Cary and daughters Betty and Sue visit relatives in Ronceverte while Cary family once lived in town. The Ladies Aid of First Baptist church plans a church meeting tomorrow evening. William McComas of Washington visits his Charleston area relatives F S McComas and family. St Albans Order of the Eastern Star to install officers Friday. Coral Tate Lee Tate and Shelly Wash of Huntington were guests of Miss Carrie Thompson in Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Sixth Avenue
J. S. Miller
J. R. Cary
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Sue
Peru
Ind
William McComas
Washington, D. C
F. S. McComas
St. Albans
Order of Iastorm Star
Coral Tate
Lee Tate
Shelly Wash
Huntington
Carrie Thompson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thieves Take $250 From Builtman Drug Store
Police report says about $250 in cash was stolen from Builtman drug store at Caston and Quarrier streets, early yesterday morning. Entry is believed to have been gained by forcing the basement door, with the money hidden in the store.
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Builtman Drug
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Quarrier Streets
Man Hurt in Crash on Fayette and Washington Streets
Earl Naylor of Morris Street suffered slight facial bruises after a collision between two automobiles at Fayette and Washington Streets yesterday morning. Four thousand child musicians performed at the festival of the British Schools Music Association in Crystal Palace, London, with some numbers conducted by a five year old.
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Morris Street
Fayette and
Washington Street
Lish
Musi Association
Crystal Palace
London
Help Kidneys Clean Out Poleences Acids
Fragmentary text appears to describe a medical treatment for kidney or acid issues with references to a guaranteed prescription and a price of 10000.00, mentioning Cyrtex and American context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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America
Tragedy at Madison: Mother Kills Three Sons Then Self
Mrs Annie E Jones 32 in Madison shoots her three four year old twin sons Robert and ? ard Norman two, ties them, and kills herself. Father Irving Jones garage proprietor and daughter Shirley discover bodies a few miles from home. Dr W S Stinchfield medical examiner reports murders and self-inflicted death. The mother had threatened harm previously. one more son Charles survives.
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Stinchfield
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Mr. Stinchfield
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Irving Jones
Madison
Lifers Will Wed In Polish Prison
WARSAW June 31 For the first time in Polish legal history a wedding between two life term convicts is set to occur behind prison bars. A Lebed and Miss Daria Znatkwiska, Ukrainian communists, were jailed for conspiracy to murder Minister Pieracki and related crimes. They and nine others were sentenced after a six week trial. They sought a special license from the supreme court to marry in jail and were granted it. It is unclear if they will share a cell.
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A. Lebed
Daria Znatkwiska
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Pieracki
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Eupreme
Parker Beaten In Tennis Finals
Robert Riggs, a Franklin High School graduate from Los Angeles, won the national clay court tennis singles title with a straight set 8-1 6-4 6-4 victory over Frankie Parker of Milwaukee. The 1,500 spectators watched Parker lead early but Riggs dominated most phases of the match.
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Los Angeles
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Republicans Face Budget Clash in Farm and Finance Planks
The article analyzes the Republican platform's finance section, arguing that a balanced budget without tax increases is unrealistic given broad promises. It highlights pay-as-you-go claims, social security and farm benefits, and proposed federal expenditures such as disaster aid and water storage basins, warning that either tax hikes or broken promises will follow if implemented.
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King Edward II Imitates American Slang, Plants Die
London reports King Edward VIII, famed for adopting American phrases, revealed in Chelsea that he has picked up U S terms. He recalled a garden mishap at Port Belvedere, saying he left a window open and his potted cacti died.
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Jury Cases and Chancery Hearings Begin in Court
Jury cases start this morning in common pleas court before Judge A. 8. Alexander. Chancery matters opened at the start of the week. In other news, large rollers were used to crush intruders amid South Africa’s invasion crackdown.
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Alexander
Norma
South Africa
Four Burn to Death In Automobile Crash
Four persons died and three were injured in a car crash at Mountainside New Jersey on June 21. Victims named Rosa Nota 88 Lena Nota 24 Rose Gambi 45 and another daughter. Driver Lawrence J Toohers 27 and passenger Helen Barret 27 were taken as suspects with homicide by automobile expected.
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New York
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North Bergen
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Rose
Lawrence J. Toohers
Elizabeth
Helen Barret
North Plainfield
Charles Honecker
College Tennis Tourney Opens
CHICAGO June 31 The national intercollegiate tennis tournament opens Monday at Northwestern University with a strong entry of 82 net aces from 135 cars. Northwestern seeks a third straight title as Wilbur Hess of Rice, last year’s champion, is gone. Dick Bennett and Paul Newton of California return to defend doubles. Sutter of Tulane, brother of Cliff Sutter, is the No 1 seed. Also noted a passenger train trip between Johannesburg and Cape Town in 35 hours 15 minutes.
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Northwestern
Collegians
Berson Cricket Club
Maverford
Wilbur Hess
Rice
Thon
Dick Bennett
Paul Newton
University of California
Sutter
Tulane
Cliff Sutter
Highway Mishaps Claim 63 Lives
Weekend traffic disasters across the United States killed at least 63 people with New Jersey's toll nine. A Mountainside crash burned four when a gas tank exploded after a hit from behind. a car overturn near Nyack left two dead while seven survived falls from a 35-foot drop with minor injuries. Congress funded 130000 to cut highway crashes. New York City highlighted a steep drop in traffic fatalities in early 1936 versus 1935.
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Department of Agriculture
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