Galilean speaker to visit Carry for Monday program
Stephen A. Haboush brings travelogue and motion pictures about Galilee and Palestine. He shares stories from My Shepherd Life in Galilee and Jerusalem and the Must. The program includes dramatic scenes and National Geographic style imagery. Public invited to attend.
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Stephen A. Haboush
Galiles
Palestine
Galilee
Boston
Pranscript
Carry
Stephen A. Haboush Nex
Button Holmes
Mel Habhouss
National Geographic Magiaving
Jerusalem
Austrian envoy first to bring tulips to Vienna in 1552
The Austrian ambassador to Turkey in 1552 introduced color bombs, a type of onion, to Vienna, marking the first import of tulips to the western world according to Country Home.
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Turkey
Vienna
September income taxes reach high figure
United Press reports September tax receipts totalled 108,020,285 dollars, lifting the treasury to end the first quarter of the new 11 year with a surplus of 52,292,256 dollars.
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United Press
Washington
Del
Treasury
Pasis
Hoover
Harvard Grants Concession for Jewish Students on Yom Kippur
Harvard College will allow Jewish students to abstain from the annual examination on Yom Kippur without penalty. Proctors will not require written answers during the holiday. the change follows faculty discussions and seeks to respect Mosaic law while maintaining degree requirements.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard College
Samartly
Mildness and Better Taste in Pure Tobaccos Highlighted
An ad praising tobacco quality notes the natural mildness and absence of harshness or bitterness. It claims cigarettes made from wholesome, pure tobaccos offer superior taste and smoother experience.
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Chesterfield
Clarifying Perceptions and Hallucination Distinctions
The note contrasts false sense perceptions with hallucinations and explains the difficulty in distinguishing cues between them. It emphasizes careful observation and avoids conflating deceptive sensations with genuine perceptual events.
Darrow Criticizes Canadian Liquor Law From New York
Clarence Darrow returning from studying Canada’s liquor system criticizes its controls as still too strict. He says Ontario’s law is not the final word and regrets Prohibition ideals that curb personal liberty and the social enjoyment associated with wine and art.
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United Press
New York
Clarence Parrow
Chicago
Ontario
Coitier
Steve
United States
State police linked to share wire to aid city forces
A statewide plan will connect the Pennsylvania State Police with northwestern cities including Corry Warren Meadville and Franklin to rapidly broadcast information. The new center will install sending machines enabling nearby towns to access district updates for faster crime apprehension.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Inter
Pennsyania
Oif v. Warren
Frantlin
Meadville
Meveny
Alec Shitron
Gener
Urge Teaching of Road Safety for Rural School Children
Harrisburg Oct 3 John GC Ziegler head of the state heart department urged parents to instruct children in proper road safety as they travel to rural schools. He warned that school children on roads each morning and afternoon often walk on the wrong side or in groups creating danger. He emphasized careful safety conduct for young travelers on highways.
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Harrisburg
John GC Ziegler
State Heart Department
Pennsylvania
Ziegler
Salaries in Rural Schools Under Study
Harrisburg reports a Department of Public Instruction survey showing rural one room teachers receive low pay. Most earn under 500 dollars per year, with a few advancing to 900 to 1200, and a single case at 2400 dollars. The study notes salaries deter the recruiting of well qualified instructors.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Schinaia
Department of Public
TOR
Petern
Alais Polntail
Maly
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M. E. Church
Jerusalem and the East
Txormonatiy
Liccltr & Myers Tobacco Co
Darrow
Canada
Superior
Eure
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