Healing Christ and Christian State Plan Emphasized
The State Commission urged a Hospital and Medical Care plan highlighting healing of body and mind. Speakers included Bishop Clare Purcell and J. G. Greer of the North Carolina Baptist Orphanage who cited Christ’s healing miracles and urged action to improve state health services.
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Raleigh
Jesus
State Commission
Eteneen
Soren
Sete
Clare Purcell
Pennchurch
Charlotte
J. G. Greer
North Carolina Baptist Orphanage
Christ
Poe
Christ of Christmas
Dry Greer
Wounded Yanks Debate Health Initiatives and State Fund
A study of a public debate outlines calls for more doctors and disease prevention. Proposals include a state health fund for indigent patients, a medical school, a central hospital, and a hospital-building fund. The remarks invoke Christian principles and advocate examining poverty-related medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Health Board
Cherny
Lina
General Assembly
Poe
Revea
Rome Circus Like Mussolini Era Spectacle
A Washington journalist recalls Mussolini and Hitler visiting Rome in a grand 1930s display. Monsignor William Hemmick describes Empire Day pageantry on Via dell Impero, Palazzo Venezia, and the Coliseum crowd, noting the crowding, pomp, and mixed reception for Hitler.
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M2 Via del
Mussolini
Via del Plebescito
William Hemmick
Catholic Church
Washington, D. C
Monsignor
Oncy
Abyssinia
Palazzo Venezia
Hitler
Rome
Musso- der
Julius Caesar
Hein
Himmier
Dell’ Impero
Goebbels
Duce
Adolf Old Musso
Musessini
Theatres Boom In Britain
The London theater scene rebounds after bombing with 42 downtown houses open and near full houses. Neighborhood venues run solid shows, auditions attract backers, and revival comedies and musicals fill aisles. Movie houses share in the boom as performers return to cash flow and top acts headline at Savoy and supper clubs. Reopened favorites and new seasons lure earnest audiences. James Bridie’s It Depends What You Mean dominates Westminster Theater early on.
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London
Theaterland
Les Aagermen
Savoy
James Bridie
Westminster Theater
Remark on mothers guarding soldiers dogs in wartime
Dr. A N Carroll notes mothers of soldier sons worry over their dogs. He recalls a common remark that they must not let the dog suffer while the boy is away. The text references American writers and early 20th century upheavals in Europe.
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A. N. Carroll
Dr. Carroll
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Commission of State
North Carolina
Wounded Yanks
Santa
Second Service Command
Camp Upton
N. Y
Anthony Morgia
Altaty
Michael
Falco
Brooklyn
Tony
Pietro
New York City
International Soundphoto
Il Duce
van Palace
Mabry
Baker's Esso
North Main Street
Britain
BY Charles A. Smith
Oell
New Theater
John G ‘Sater
Senting
Deniers
Margaret Culkin
Flower Shop
East High Street
High Pont
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
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