Presbyterian Church Welcomes Dr Henry Sweets For Today
Dr Henry H Sweets Presbyterian secretary of Christian education and ministerial relief from Louisville will preach at the Presbyterian church today He will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton Morning worship at 11 organ preludes hymns and an anthem The evening service at 7 30 features more music and a sermon titled The Spiritual Lives in This Material World by D D LL D
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Henry H. Sweets
Presbyterian
Christian Education and Ministerial Relief
Louisville
Kentucky
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Stevenson
Marian Burgess
Clark
Tchaikovsky
Wibbard
Jesus
Barrell
Bourree
Handel
Forester
O’hara
Alfred
Prutenoe
Congregation In
Congregation In Silent Prayer
Bullis
Seaver
Mr. Stimson
Joriah
Reformed Church Service and Evening Worship Notes
A detailed itinerary lists morning and evening services with hymns, scriptures, sermons by Rev. James M Mull en and Tom Alderman Sykes, choir anthems, solos by various artists, offertories, and postludes at the Central Friends and First M P venues.
Governor orders pension funds probe in Guilford county
Governor Gardner directs Attorney General Brumitt to launch a full inquiry into alleged misuses of state Confederate pension funds in Guilford county. Reported issues include checks supposedly issued to a deceased man and double entries on the rolls dating from 1906 to 1913. A Greensboro man cites 15 checks endorsed in handwriting resembling that of Guilford County clerk M W Gant.
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Raleigh
N. C
O. Max Gardner
Dennis G. Brummitt
Guilford County
R. L. Dixon
Greensboro
Lemuel S. Dixon
M. W. Gant
State investigates pension rolls over double Dixon entries
Governor Gardner and state officials ordered a full probe into pension rolls after two Lemuel S. Dixons appeared on Guilford county records, one entry from 1901 and another from 1908. The investigation aims to determine eligibility and purge irregularities, with Attorney General Brummitt directed to uncover all facts promptly.
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Ity
Baxter Durham
Lemuel S. Dixons
Guilford County
Czechoslovakia Textile Firms Oppose Duty Rise
Textile manufacturers in Czechoslovakia react to a proposed rise in agricultural duties. They fear the increase will reduce export demand because the country’s main textile customers are those affected by the policy.
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Czechoslovakia
Guilford County Clerk Gant faces charges in race dispute
Guilford County officials and supporters discuss charges against M W Gant clerk of the Superior court as Republican and Democratic party committees weigh action. Gant seeks a full audit and cooperation with the solicitor, while announcing his withdrawal from the Democratic ticket and resignation to fill the vacancy.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
Guilford
Gant
Bryce Holt
Democratic Executive Committee
M. W. Gant
Register of Deeds
J. F. Spruill
Lemuel S. Dixon
L. S.S
North Carolina
Miss Peggy Duncan Conquers English Channel in 16 Hours
South African 19 year old Peggy Duncan swam the English Channel but did not surpass Gertrude Ederle's mark. Her crossing took 16 hours and 15 minutes.
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English
Peggy Duncan
Duncan
Gertrude Ederle
Tariff fears and political shots echo in global talks
The piece notes warnings from a British labor official about a possible return to protectionism if tariff talks fail. It discusses Briand’s federation idea, a World Court successor, and non permanent council members as observers expect Kellogg to succeed Hughes. It contrasts Republican promises with Democratic critiques of 1928 campaign pledges.
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England
Briand
Charles Evans Hughes
World Court
Council
The
League
Sixth Commission
Frank B. Kellogg
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Republican Party
Bailey
Bailey Accepts Prosperity and Responsibility
A political remark credits Bailey with prosperity and the duties that come with it while stating repudiation is impossible. The passage notes a republican stance implicit in the era's rhetoric.
Estimated U S blind population around fifty five thousand
The article estimates the number of blind people in the United States at about 55,000, highlighting a sizable but specific population group within national demographics.
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United States
Light year defined as distance light travels in a year
A light year is the distance that light travels in one solar year, totaling about 6 trillion miles.
Minnesota Hospitals for the Insane See Inmate Rise
Minnesota’s mental hospitals report 7,800 inmates, rising by 256 in two years. Officials attribute the increase to population growth and broader admission criteria as demand for care grows statewide.
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Minnesota
South Dakota Slides Toward Revision of Public School Curriculum
South Dakota initiates a survey to prepare revisions of the public school course of study. The effort seeks stakeholder input on current standards and potential changes to core subjects and grade outcomes.
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South Dakota
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Beatrice Crouch
Anna Mendenhall
Norman Fidler
A. B. Slam
Kern
Hosmer
Lemare
Harrison
Don Nichols
American Theater
Publix- Saenger Theater
Durham
Carolina Theater
Leitch and Pryor
Mr. Nichols
Coste
France
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County Pension Board
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Garder
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Dieudonne Coste
Codos
American Theatre
Welch Printing Company
Joe E. Brown
Bernice Claire
Laura Lee
TOP Speed
L. A. Welch Printing CO
North Wrenn Street
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West High Street
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Goodyear
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