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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1935

Page

3

Profession and Practice Harmonize in Christian Life

A compact sermon notes that true Christian must embody the Word made flesh not merely observe formalities. It argues Nicodemus era religion failed by outward polish, urging love of God with all heart mind and strength and consistency of daily life with faith, repentance, and righteousness as the Gospel’s power.

Touke Pake Christ Nicodemus Jesus Paul di John Ingpisitc

Tight Wire Artist Killed in Plunge

A seasoned tight rope performer died during a stunt when a wire collapsed. The woman, clinging by teeth to a pulley, fell mid leap. Her husband William and six year old son Billy Jr witnessed the tragedy as crowds looked on. The family prepared to return home for the funeral in To ted.

Com Kutherines Lawrence Phillips

New Nazi Pact Sets Limits On Naval Build Up

Reports indicate a tentative Anglo German naval accord linked to the Washington treaty and London talks. Britain plans to curb submarine tonnage with 60 to 800 ton limits while Germany seeks 1000 ton or more vessels, with fate tied to other powers at upcoming conferences.

Britain France Foreign Office Germany Joachim von Ribbentrop Hitler Berlin Great Britain Reich United States Japan Italy von Ribbentrop Europe

Appeal Planned For Triple Slayer Conviction

The state pardons board denied Green's application for commutation to life imprisonment. He urged Woolley and John C. Davis to exhaust all legal avenues to avert execution. The execution was set for Wednesday, with an automatic stay expected to follow the appeal.

State Pardons Board Green Woolley John C.davis

Mountain Choirs Hold Annual Event

Mountain Lake Park hosted the second annual mountain choir festival with a processional and a sacred music program by the festival symphony orchestra massed choirs and visiting artists. The Johnstown Pa church choir won first prize with $75. Uniontown and Hagerstown placed second and third.

Festival Symphony Orchestra American Legion Auxiliary Choir Keyser W. Va Frederick Preuss Farmingdale B. 1 Frank Weller Baltimore Elizabeth Whcely Johnstown Henry Hol den Huss New York Hilde Gard H. Huss Oakland First Lutheran Church Mountain Lake Park Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Uniontown Church of the Brethren Hagerstown Massanetta Springs

Barrels in Liquor Sales Spark Committee Clash

Morgenthau warned in a press conference that it would take an army to enforce liquor laws if barrel sales were allowed. The committee, after a secret session, approved a ban on keg and barrel liquor sales and moved to place the control agency under the treasury, insisting barrels be permitted despite the president's stance.

Morgenthau Treasury Choate

Maid Charged With Slaying of Broker

A maid faces murder charges in the slaying of broker Burness Brown. An autopsy by Dr. Howard W. Nesill found marks on Burness face from hammer blows occurred after death from carbon monoxide poisoning. Burness, visiting Brown, was single as police reassess the scene.

Howard W. Nesill Nesill Burness Brown Burnes

Tax Adjustment Plan Earns Borah Backing Amid Talks

Democratic leaders seek the president's will before further steps on tax and immigration legislation as Congress faces adjournment pressures. Robinson and Burns push prompt action while awaiting White House guidance. In Congress, battles loom over utility holding companies, bank bills, and various administration proposals as the Senate plans votes on farm tenant loans and nuisance taxes.

Robinson Arkansas Burns Congress Administration House Interstate Commerce Committee Senate White House Senate Banking Committee Tennessee Vetey Authority Copeland- Bland Doughton

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