Episco pal Nation-Wide Campaign Targets Japan Schools
The Episcopal Church plans to expand in Japan through the Nation-Wide Campaign with a $1.28 million appropriation for 25 more schools and new quarters for religious exercises amid a strong push to counter materialism. The drive includes funds for new buildings like St Barnabas Hospital Osaka and for expanding staff and services in Tokyo and other areas.
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Newcastle
Episcopal Church
Tainiga
Peaereeah SS
Tisccultan
Educa
Orient
St. Barnabas’s Hospital
Osaka
St Luke's Hospital
Tokio
La Follette’s Coup Defeats Peace Treaty In Senate
In Washington May 2 the Senate rejected the peace treaty after a dispute led by Senator Lodge and Senator La Follette. Senator Pomerene proposed referring the treaty to a six man conciliation committee to craft a revised ratification and reservations. La Follette’s move and the ensuing clash doomed the effort and labeled La Follette as a key driver of the defeat.
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Pomerene
Senate
Massachusetis
Lodge
LaPollette
LaPoillette de Singntieg
Trains in Cheyenne Region Bucking Snow
Snow and cold weather disrupt schedules in the Cheyenne region with many trains running late. No tracks blocked by snow, and officials expect service to return to schedule soon barring further slowdowns.
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Cheyenne
British Pension List Heads Toward 40 Million Monthly Total
British pension outlays reach 40 million pounds monthly as stated in parliament by Sir Worthington Evans. The figure signals a rising cost for soldier pensions amid ongoing government disbursements. The text also mentions the opening of the Irish College of Gardening in a suburban area, noting broader educational developments.
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Mall
Worthington Evans
Winnty
Decline to Close Butter Metal Mines in Montana
Butte Mont Nov 28 A telegram from Regional Fuel Director T W Proctor Chicago suggested closing Anaconda Copper Mining properties in West Stars to secure coal for private homes Fuel Administrator John H McIntosh argued that stopping operations would worsen wage earners’ hardships and the proposal was declined.
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Butte
Mont
T. W. Proctor
Chicago
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Uuestars
Iqaire
John H. McIntosh
Washington State Promised Aid Prominence at Tacoma
Governor Hart announced Washington state has been promised sufficient aid from British Columbia and Utah to meet essential needs amid ongoing regional concerns.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sox
Hart
British Columbia
Utah
Constipation Relief Suggests Bedtime Ci Tablets
A brief note mentions using Ci Tablets at bedtime as a quick remedy for constipation. The fragment implies taking a box to ease relief overnight.
Army Navy Grid Clash Draws Global Attention At Polo Grounds
New York Nov 28 Army and Navy face off tomorrow marking the first academy clash since 1946. Thousands attend with cadets middies and diplomats amid military bands and torpedo cheers. Ticket demand far exceeds supply as the series remains fiercely contested since 1890 with Army leading 14 wins to Navy 9 and one tie.
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New York
Weat Point
Anapolis
Admirala
Polo Grounds
AON
Snow Reports Across Wyoming and Colorado Nearby Roads Impassable
About seven inches of snow fell at Cheyenne four inches at Lusk and Douglas five at Denver and ten at North Platte Roads around Hanna impassable for cars Road G Wellington impassable Roads around Thayer Point of Reeks hard and rough No other reports Painting and Paperhanging able satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lusk
Douglas
Denver
North Platte
Hanna
Wellington
Thayer T
Deposit accounts rise nationwide with none lost in 1949
The Comptroller reports the number of individual depositors in national banks grew from 7,690,460 in 1940 to 48,240,300 by 1949. During the year ending October 31, 1949 not a single depositor lost money due to bank failure. New York leads states with 1,495,220 accounts. New York City has 327,846 accounts, Chicago 192,806. Boston shows the highest average deposits per depositor at 7,043, Cleveland is third with 5,449 and New York second at 86,503.
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Washington
National Banke
United States
Comptroller of
Williams
Pennsylvanian
New York
Ohio
New York City
America
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Protestant Bishop Converts to Catholic Church in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons announced that Bishop de Linsmann former head of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Delaware was received into the Catholic Church. The report notes the religious shift and the Baltimore setting as the key facts of the event.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
de Linsmann
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Fragmented OCR Teaser on Suffering and Pain
A garbled OCR fragment mentions aching muscles and pain tied to a warning against a sudden incident. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving a vague reference to suffering and a warning voice.
Citywide Animal Protection Warning Issued
Commissioner W. Burkr warns that all horses must be sheltered during cold weather or owners will face penalties. The notice states penalties apply to anyone who leaves the city with animals unprotected, with enforcement to begin soon.
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W. Burkr
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