Society Notes Highlight Local Church Circles and Illness
A busy society page reports a series of church circle meetings at various Methodist groups led by Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Allison, and Mrs. Stewart with gatherings scheduled Monday and Tuesday afternoons. It notes Viswilkin Bare’s serious illness at University Hospital and Miss Nina Jean Duke visiting relatives in Weldon. Other items mention local families visiting kin, planned meetings at Park and Park Park, and ongoing community concerns.
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EP. Stewart
On. Mouser
Washington
C. Cc. Taker
Viswilkin Bare
Vie University Hospital
Little Rael
Church News Invitation to hear Brother Adams services
A church notice invites members and the public to attend services on Tuesday and Wednesday with topics "Gods Purpose in the Ages" and "Restitution." Brother Adams from Mariana will preach, with A. R evieits leading. Members urged to be present at both events.
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Buindas
Bacher A
Brother Adams
Catton on US policy and looming danger in Europe
Bruce Catton argues isolationist views risk shaping wartime policy as President warns of dire events in Europe. He notes Borah’s sources and debates over neutrality laws and the balance of loans, munitions, and aid among democracies, stressing how policy could pull the United States into war.
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Hig
Kiuryppe
Borah
Sanowhin Yeeutian
Grauhl
Ana Adready
Ander Wa
United States
Government Plan Lets War Dept Seize Industry
The article outlines a plan for the War Department to tightly govern labor, industry, and agriculture in wartime. It describes price controls, procurement powers, and the ability to commandeer factories and resources, plus the creation of a private firm to retool plants for war goods. It notes 20,000 plants surveyed and blueprints for rapid shifts to war production.
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Amtorien
Orion
Publi Servies
Publi Servies Conporaiiings
Cedlagationa
Ganes
War Department
Army
Omavy
Kaa Ie Jst
Negro Training School Holds Interesting Session at Verner High
The CM and Church readership training session at Verner High School attracted full representation from vouchers and students on Friday. Bishop James A. Bray delivered a notable lecture to his class, highlighting key points of the program.
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Tesining School
CM & Church
Verner High School
Pricdas
Bonon
James A. Bray
Ded Dillard to Speak Here Sunday at Baptist Church
Reverend Dillard, noted director of promotion for the Southern Baptist Convention in Nashville, will preach at First Baptist Church Angey Sunday morning. A large turnout is expected, with Sunday School at 2:30 and the evening service following. Dillard, born in Deneville, has held pastorates in Kansas City and Missouri, led Clarksboro College, written religious and educational works, and has served as SBC promotion director since 1937.
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Deo. Dillard
Nashville
Tennessee
First Bayrtist Church
Angey
Dare Mere
Spoul
Servier
TNH
Dillard Isone
Anerien
Haines
Dillard
B. Dillart
Bord Deneville
Dune
Clarkshoro Cole
Clarksburg
Missougi
Wie
Kansas City
Brdoseph
Southside
Birwit al
Aid
Sunthen Baptist Convention
Hartnett Sets NL Catching Record in Cubs Dodgers Game
Gabby Hartnett became the National League’s catcher with 1 722 games, homering to celebrate but Chicago fell 8 to 1 to Los Angeles in the second game after a 6 0 8 opening win. Dodgers’ Dixie Walker first NL homer and Leo Durocher doubled sparked a comeback.
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Brooklyn
Gabby Hartnett
Chiago Cubs
Didgers
Opner
Cubs
Larry French
Hank Letber
Gus Mancuso
Bill Nicholson
French
Hornet
Dodgers
Mansur Leo Burocher
Dixie Walker
Dodger
Aten
Vito Tamulis Cheekul Chicasan
Bill Lev
Chicago Ave
Walker
Ministers urged to live clean lives and honor obligations
Friday’s canvas closed with an inspirational sermon by Reverend Julian Smith, editor of the United States Times, urging ministers to uphold home and family duties and live honestly. The call emphasized integrity and responsibility.
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Julian Synith
U. S
EL Church
Frontier Marshal at Rialto Theatre features star cast
The Western drama Frontier Marshal stars Handolph Scott as Wyatt Earp and Nancy Kelly as a brave heroine in a 20th Century Fox production. Cesar Romero plays Holliday with Binnie Barnes as Jerry the dance hall queen, while Jobin Care and Carmine fill villainous roles. Allin Dwan directs with Sal M. Wurtzel as executive producer.
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Eld
Teanstone
Arizona
Rielio Theatre
Handolph Scott
Nancy Kelly
20Th Century-Fox
Cesar Romero
Binnie Barnes
Scott
Wyatt Earp
Nancy Kenly
Dee Holliday
Romero
Holliday
Tombstone
Jerry
Carmine
Ben Carter
Palace of Pleasure
Sam Hellmaty Bayet
Stuart N. Lake
Allin Dwan
Sal M. Wurtzel
German Forces Cross Polish Frontier on Day One of War
Reports say German troops and air forces moved from East Prussia Silesia and Pomerania into Poland on Friday morning deep in Polish territory. The Schleswig Holstein reportedly bombarded and captured Westerplatte, a Polish munitions depot off Danzig harbor, under League of Nations authority. Berlin issued a death penalty decree for spreading false reports from foreign radio stations after misreports of Warsaw bombing.
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Poland
East Prussia
Pomerania
Silesia
Prussia
Westerplatte
Danzig Harbor
Schleswig-Holstein
League of Nations
Jong
Berlin
Germany
Warsaw
Hoover Urges U S To Stay Out Of War
A public statement urges Americans to support the president and Congress in keeping the United States out of the European conflict. It argues that preserving U S vitality for the coming peace is essential to defend democracy and freedom at home and abroad.
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America
Europe
Congress
Bomanity
United States
War Declarations and War Aims Across Europe
The article cites Hitler warning of a long, incalculable war with England and notes British aid to Poland despite the German Soviet pact. It also reports London fixing food prices under the Food Defense Committee and recalls 1855 U.S. camel incorporation funds and the later failure of the camel project with animals freed to roam.
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Poland
Jitowill
Hitler
Germany
England
Ensy Land
London Provision Exchange
Food Defense Committee
Albert I of Belgium and his journalism side shown
King Albert I of Belgium, famed WWI hero, also worked as a newspaper reporter during visits to the United States in 1898 for Minneapolis and St. Paul papers and later for a Brooklyn paper. His journalism is a lesser known facet beside his climbing, machinery interest, and royal duties.
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Albert I
Belgium
Brussels
United States
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Albert
Aarn
University funds probe details 100000 loaned and graft claim
The official report notes loans reaching back to 1935 and incomplete ticket records hindering reconciliation with sales. J Fair Hardin, special assistant attorney general, leads a Grand Jury probe into university affairs and labels free football tickets to state officials a petty graft practice.
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Tatement
J. Fair Hardin
Hardin
Dick's Bar and Grill Ends Era Near Brooklyn Bridge
In New York cafeterias depersonalized dining dulls the experience. Dick's original Bar and Grill near the Brooklyn Bridge, once lauded by Joseph Mitchell, closed, leaving patrons who valued blunt service and homey roughness to recall a place where meals and personalities clashed over imperfect food and robust banter.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Joseph Mitchell
New Yorker
Misfies
South Bend teens share valedictorian honors at high school
Chtins South Bend Washington notes five girls from kindergarten onward. Margaret Kremmel and Gerry Dahlgren have been constants in clubs and activities. All five entered high school together and shared valedictorian honors this year. Over four years they maintained identical grade averages around 5.8 points.
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South Bend
Wash
Mergaret Kremmel
Gerry Dahlgren
South Bend High School
New York Harbor’s Prominence in World Port Ranking
The piece argues York harbor’s easy access despite fogs, contrasting it with Shanghai, Singapore, and London. It notes New York as the world’s largest population center on a natural harbor and among the few mega-cities with deepwater channels. It cites four of twelve 2 million-plus cities beyond first-class harbors: Buenos Aires, Leningrad, Shanghai, and New York, and critiques London’s mud Thames and Tokyo’s shallow waters.
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York
New York Harbor
Shanghai
Singapore
New York
Buenos Aires
Leningrad
London
Tokyo
Bay of
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