Virginia Sunday School Conven tion Draws 3000 for Bridgewater Meet
More than 3000 Christian workers attended the 38th annual Virginia Sunday School Association convention at Bridgewater with 768 delegates registered. The event stressed religious education to sustain moral standards and unite church and public schooling, showcasing daily sessions, a memorial service for Thomas C. Diggs, and the Bridgewater College Glee Club rendition of The Creation.
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Virgina Sunday School Association
Bridgewater
Virginia
Minor ¢.Jer
Ah Jon
Ayoe Aind
al ‘An
State Association
College Street
Brethren
Gce
Minto
Bridgewater College
College
Morriss Ferguson
A. M. Locker
Genel
Counjoil
Educa
Sutieay
Ion
Loup
Anti American sentiment rises at Tokyo rally over exclusion law
A large Tokyo gathering at Ryogoku wrestling hall voiced strong opposition to the U.S. exclusion clause. Speechmakers denounced American immigration policy and urged unity among Asian peoples. the event followed a public holiday celebration of Prince Hirohito's wedding.
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Associated Press
Takio
America
Ryogoku
Orient
Hiroahito
Perial
Cyrus E. Woods
Hisuhiro Ugehara
Kakusin Club
NO OL GOP
A brief note states no official opposition on the ballot for the Republican Party in the upcoming election, indicating an uncontested race for the local office. No other candidates or parties are listed in the readable portion.
Senate Committee Approves Oil Lease Report Text
A Senate committee approved a report criticizing Doheny and Sinclair oil leases as wasteful and negotiated in secret to aid public officials. The panel reserved final judgment on new statutes, noting court actions will determine lease validity and possible legislation governing naval reserves Nos. 1 and 3. The report includes diagrams of lease terms and a call for competitive bids or further study.
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Eo Associates Press
Washington
Ake
Sinclair
Doheny
Ith
Senate
Ofi
Eator Walsh
Montana
Albert B. Fall
Chicago
Walsh
Sao Serre Enone
Congress
Invitation to lecture sparked by a colored honored guest
The fragment hints at a formal invitation for a lecture, noting a colored honored guest and a ceremonious tone. It mentions an event organized by BOCSM or related society, with an emphasis on courtesy and reception.
Unclear OCR fragment on political candidacy and Lowden
Fragmentary text from an Associated press item mentions Governor Lowden and a political race. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities beyond Lowden and a gubernatorial context are readable.
Fragmentary political notes surface in stray OCR lines
Quiet, fragmented OCR text blocks reference political topics and candidacy with unclear names and dates. The legible parts mention a candidate and HR related elements, but the overall content remains obscured and non-specific.
General Haldeman Re-elected Commander at Confederate Veterans Reunion
In Memphis on June 5 the United Confederate Veterans voted to re elect General William S Haldeman of Louisville Kentucky as commander in chief and chose Dallas Texas as next year s reunion site The decision followed a formal nomination by General W B Freeman of Richmond Several veterans cheered as Freeman announced the outcome and Haldeman spoke briefly thanking the organization while deflecting personal praise and praising the group s work The 34th annual reunion concluded with plans for a grand parade and ball likely marking a final milestone for many attendees.
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Memphis
Tenn
William 8. Haldeman
Louisville
Dallas
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Hfe
Hademan
Kentucky
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
Haldeman
Gengrgi Freeman
Cae
Kiwanis Club Lunches at Edgelawn Inn
The Kiwanis club met yesterday at the Edgelawn Inn for a porch luncheon. Birds sang and a gentle breeze complemented the pleasant meal. Kiwanian R. G. DeWitt of Winchester attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club
Edgelawn Inn
Kavanaugh Hotel
R. G. DeWitt
Winchester
Annual all day singing draws record crowd at Valley Pike Church
Maurertown June 5 The annual all day singing at Valley Pike Church drew the largest attendance yet. J D Gollady opened the service followed by devotional remarks by Rev Abraham Burkholder. Moderator 8 R Cline and pastor Rev J A Smith led the event with offerings and remarks as Timberville and Harrisonburg visitors joined locals from Maurertown and nearby towns.
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Maurertown
Valley Pike
Uence
J. D. Gollady
Moores Store
Abraham Burkholder
Harrisonburg
R. Cline
Timberville
William
J. Gochehour
Pantor
J. A Smith
Henry Blosser
Joseph Tusing
Teeabeeville
Ife
Shitlett
Dayton
Baraldienna
W. . Meowater
Limberville
Edauliter
Ferroreen
Senate Leans Against Daugherty Inquiry Clash
The Senate spent most of its session in acrimonious debate over the Daugherty investigation. A suspension resolution urged Attorney General Stone to appeal to the Supreme Court to release Daugherty on habeas corpus. Brookhart attacked the attorney general and argued the committee proved a conspiracy to shield a household. He cited tax returns showing Daugherty lacked funds when taking office and noted M S Daugherty's Midland National Bank cash balance and the bank president's refusal to testify.
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Associated
Pene
Washington
Lmost
Senate
Daugherty
Geenral Stone
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Cincinnati
Genera
Midland National Bank
Ohio
M. 8
Brookhart
Ralston Opposes Presidency Candidacy at Indiana Meet
Indiana Senator Samuel M Halston tells associates press that he has no aspiration for the presidency and urges Indiana delegates to go uninstructed to the New York convention. He emphasizes delegates should have open minds to nominate the best candidate for the national ticket.
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The
Associates Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Samuel M. . Ralaton
Halston
New York
American Legion Notice for Conoe Memorial Exercises
The notice calls for participation in the Conoe Memorial exercises this morning. Legion servicemen are listed to join the parade with Commander G Myers in charge.
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Jamerican Legion
Conoe
Ahl
Ite
G. Myers
Hopewell Bank Employee Found Dead with Bullet Wound
A. Lee Thaw, age 47, Hopewell Trust Company Hopewell branch employee, was found dead in City Point home of son in law J. C. Green. Police report a bullet wound in the head and a pistol within reach. Green heard a shot about 7:39 AM but initially dismissed it as a door.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
A. Lee Thaw
Keers
Richmond
Hopewell
Richmond Trust Company
J. C. Green
City Point
Greene
Aviator Thompson Killed in Kelly Field Plane Crash
Lieutenant Thompson a student pilot at Kelly Field is killed when two planes collide at about 1800 feet near Antonio Texas. Lieutenant White parachutes to safety as both aircraft crash to earth. Ramos, an 11 year old bystander, is reported involved but unclear. The Ford aircraft wreckage lies near the field.
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Associated Preas
Antonio
Texas
L. Thompsoin
Kelly Tela
Jose Marta Ramos
W. W. White
Ant
Kelly
Autilder
White
Thompson
Grand Jury Votes on Leopold and Loeb Murder Case
Chicago June reports that the grand jury returned true bills charging Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb with murder and kidnapping. The cases are described as involving Chicago millionaires and a legal clash over potential death penalties. Proceedings were adjourned late and expected to resume next morning.
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Chicago
Grand
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Millonaires
Pons
Robert Franks
Danis
Yansom
Fire destroys Strand Theater. roof collapse injures crew
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Strand Moving Picture Theatre causing a total interior wreck. Fire chief Frank Petty estimated the loss of building and contents at 25 000 dollars.
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Rv Tha Associated Prag
Norfolk
Rae Ee
T. 1 .Power
Strand
Frank
Petty
Tornado Reports Dead In Montcello Illinois
June reports from Montcello Illinois indicate a tornado caused a fatality and injuries. Residents describe severe damage to homes and businesses as rescue teams assess the scene.
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Mil
Naitene
Preia
Acrimenand
Jane Sotes
Lowden
Follatte
Pepe
Brand Ball Tonigh
Y Big Pike Church
Stone
Ralston
Hopewell Bank
Montcello
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