M E Conference Approves Union Plan for United Methodists
Columbus delegates at the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal Conference review the plan of union with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church. If approved, it would merge the three denominations into the United Methodist Church during the next conference cycle. The meeting also assigned bishops and wrapped up committee work before adjournment.
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Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
United Methodist Church
Jew Found Shot to Death in Jerusalem
A Jew was found shot to death today in the old city of Jerusalem amid renewed Arab anti Jewish violence. The government tightened restrictions and sent troops and police along the road from Jerusalem to Haifa port as Arabs declared a civil disobedience strike protesting Jewish immigration.
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Jerusalem
Erusalem
Old City
Haifa
Weather forecast and regional temperatures and rain
Uncertain tonight and Wednesday with showers possible across Huron area and surrounding vicinities. Temperatures rise gradually with unsettled to fair conditions noted for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota temperatures warm modestly into Wednesday with showers possible in several regions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
Snd
Weather And Roads Turtle Oil Ingredient In Beauty Formu
A report notes turtle oil imported from Mexico is now used as an ingredient in beauty preparations. The piece mentions suppliers and potential product categories, highlighting regional trade and industry shifts.
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Mexico
Obituary of Eunice Irene Kuehl four year old girl
Eunice Irene Kuehl born September 25 1931 died May 9 1938 at Huron hospital aged four years five months fourteen days. She leaves father Clarence Kuehl mother Elizabeth Kuehl and four brothers Gene Raymond Donald and Lloyd. The family lived on a farm west of Virgil where she was born and lived her short life. She was loving obedient and rarely cried even in pain. Card of thanks from the Clarence Kuehl family thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses during the loss of their daughter Eunice.
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Eunice Irene Kuehl
Huron Hospital
Clarence Kuehl
Elizabeth Kuehl
Gene
Raymond
Donald
Lloyd
Virgil
Eunice Irene
Thanks to friends and neighbors for support during loss
The Wallace family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, help, floral offerings, and comforting words during the time of bereavement for their dear one. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wallace and Kenneth I.0 Adv express appreciation.
Europe's Newest Dictator Taught Five Years in American College
Karlis Cimanus, Latvia's president and former premier and foreign minister, is profiled as a former U.S. university professor who spent over five years teaching in Nebraska after studying abroad. The piece traces his rise from Baltic farmer’s son to dictator in a state of about 1.04 million people with Riga as capital.
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Land of Opportunity
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Ulmanis in Latvia Seizes Power After War Turmoil
The article traces Ulmanis rise from premier to dictator in Latvia after World War I and the May 1934 coup. It notes his 1934 state of siege, dissolution of parliament, and consolidation of power. It portrays him as an agricultural expert turned strongman with western manners and English fluency, likening him to a western American boss.
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Latvia
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Timanis
Janis Balodis
Albert Kivesig
Kvissis
Vadeniog
Puehrer
Middle West
Nebraka
Italian Shops Are Stoned In Harlem Disturbance
In New York on May 13 police restored order after a disturbance tied to Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia. A Black mob damaged Italian storefronts on Lenox Avenue while police, aided by extra patrols, faced stone and bottle thrown from rooftops. no serious injuries reported.
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Theca
Yaly
Ethiopia
Ira Kemp
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Rush Preparations For Bonus Delivery
Washington May 13 Officials rushed to distribute 34 000 000 adjusted service bonds to veterans starting June 1 The bonds feature Andrew Jackson and are processed through a complex distribution route with about 2 000 000 ex soldiers expected to receive one or more bonds per Morgenthau estimate.
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America
Andrew Sackson
Morgenthau
Princess Nina Mdivani Divorce Granted in Hague
Princess Nina Mdivani obtained a divorce in a Hague court session lasting under one minute. The proceeding occurred in The Netherlands on May 19, with coverage noting the swift, terse action typical of a royal divorce filing.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Nina Mdivani
Princess to Wed Conan Doyle amid divorce news
A princess obtained an uncontested divorce from Charles Huberich of New York and Paris. There is no alimony agreement. She plans to marry Denis Conan Doyle, son of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, as one brother’s deaths in accidents this year loom. The Civil Service League says about 85,000 women are employed by the U.S. government.
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Ute
Charles Huberich
New York
Paris
Denis Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Civil Service League
U.S
Jury Panel Called For Fiorenza Trial
New York May 1 A panel of prospective jurors was summoned for the trial of John Fiorenza a 24 year old upholsterer s helper charged with the murder of Nancy Evans Titterton 34 a writer wife of an NBC executive Her body was found in her Beekman Place apartment on April 10 Autopsy cited strangulation as the cause of death Fiorenza allegedly confessed to assault drowning and garroting according to police statements He later pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder indictment
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New York
John Fiorenza
Nancy Evans Titterton
National Broadcasting Company
Titterton
Beekman Place
Piorenza
Fiorenza
Margaret B Platt dies at 81 in Evansville
Evainton Illinois May 19 Mrs Margaret B Platt 81 an organizer of the Anti Saloon League and a national figure in the Woman s Christian Temperance Union died Monday at her home plans for services Wednesday announced her death followed a long career in temperance reform and public advocacy in the United States
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