Golden Rule urged for workers and bosses in Holy Week luncheon
Rev Tom A Sykes urged reciprocity between employers and workers during a Holy Week luncheon for business and industrial men at the Friends annex. He warned that loafing and underpaying harm prosperity and urged a stronger weekday religious practice to prevent class division and preserve America's industrial vigor. J Gurney Briggs sang and Norman Fidler led the singing.
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Tom A. Sykes
Friend's Annex
Sykes
Friends
America
Europe
J. Gurney Briggs
Norman Fidler
Florida Tags Not Good In Maryland
Baltimore April 10 Orders from the commissioner of motor vehicles to state police to not recognize temporary Florida markers have led to the detention of many motorists at Belair over four days. Drivers were told cars could not be moved from the sub-station until Maryland or home state licenses were shown. Most chose to pay Maryland fees, while a few refused to pay Maryland for a year if their home state tags were valid only 30 days. They left their cars and traveled by train to obtain state tags.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Florida
Belair
Here
Maryland
Two New Postage Stamps Are Ready
Washington reports two new postage stamps ready for sale tomorrow. A 45 cent special delivery stamp for parcels under special delivery rates and a 25 cent special handling stamp for fourth class matter. Both stamps share size and shape with the ten cent special delivery stamp. The 45 cent stamp is orange and the 25 cent stamp is dark green with the numeral 25 centered and the words special handling arranged in a semi circle.
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Washington
Dempsey Denies He Is Ready To Retire
Los Angeles report says Jack Dempsey told intimate friends he has retired and will not fight again except for charity. In sports circles retirement is treated as fact since his marriage to Estee Taylor, though he has not publicly announced withdrawal. He had said he would hang up his gloves after the wedding.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times Today
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Estevle Taylor
Impion Picture &Dress
Birthday Celebrated for Salvation Army Founder William Booth
New York April 10 The fifth birthday of William Booth founder of the Salvation Army is being celebrated by its members worldwide today. Special meetings and anniversary ceremonies marked the day at army headquarters in New York.
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New York
Wm. Booth
The
Salvation Army
Army
College Collectors Meet Tomorrow for Pledge Drive
Workers collecting pledges for High Point college report to the chamber of commerce tomorrow at 1 30 p m. A meeting will cover the informal drive results begun earlier this week. A large number of men have been at work aiming to raise about 15000 dollars.
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High Point College
Chamber of Commerce
Fruit Trees Advance Early By Weather
Washington reports persistently mild March weather has advanced fruit trees earlier across the central United States. Blooming is ahead of last year with flowering reaching north to eastern North Carolina and southern Tennessee. The season runs roughly two weeks early in central regions as vegetation and farm work progress. some corn has been planted in North Carolina and southern Missouri and cotton planting has begun locally up to central Arkansas.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fay North Ag
Central Starsiend
Ohio Valley
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mansas
Arkansas
Death of Dr. Tikhon Brings Deep Sorrow Across Russia
Moscow reports the death of former Russian patriarch Dr. Tikhon with global mourning among Orthodox believers. Soviet outlets give terse notices while faithful attend the Pechiskoy monastery in Moscow to view the patriarch, whose long life was marked by religious dedication during turbulent years.
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Russia
Tikhon
All Russia
Dr. Tikhon
Peeskoy Monastry
Dark rite as kin bow before patriarch's body
In a solemn moment the mourners, facing the catafalque, knelt and kissed the hands of the family patriarch, honoring him with quiet reverence.
Businesslike farming need in the country
Washington report stresses that more business like farming methods and improved technical efficiency are crucial to improving farm tenancy conditions, beyond easier credit, per the department of agriculture April 10.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department urges sound farming over rent to aid tenants
In an official statement the department said farming must be solvent and profitable to justify any status change for farm operators. Easier credit is not a guaranteed path to tenant farmer independence, it said, calling for better leases and stronger incentives for tenants to improve the farms they work on.
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