Church Choir to Sing Messiah at Christchurch Sunday
Christ Church will present Handel's Messiah Sunday at 7:30 p m directed by Cheston L Heath with fifty men and boys in the choir and soloists including Mathilda Neuser Jerome Cohn Mary Traub Busch E V Alexander Ernst Heberlein and Paul Leslie Raymond. The program features arias and choruses such as Comfort Ye and The Hallelujah Chorus.
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Cheston L. Heath
Christ Church
Christchurch
Mr. Heath
Olis
Mathilda C. Neuser
Jerome Cohn
Mary Traub Busch
E. V. Alexander
Ernst Heberiein
Paul Leslie Raymond
Hell
Mrs. See
Miss Mildred Rounds
Charlie Stewart
Winona Lake
Cable Tabernacle
Rhonda Welch
Big Tabernacle Choir
Stewart
Tabernacle
A. A. Fletcher
Hoover backs higher tariffs to defend farm relief program
President elect Hoover argues for complete protection for farmers and domestic industry. He supports rewriting the tariff and increasing duties to keep foreign goods from undercutting American living standards. Congress plans hearings and aims to finish a tariff bill for spring consideration.
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House Committee
Congress
Hoover
Elizabethton, Tenn
America
Probe Ordered on Spy System in Federal Prisons
The attorney general John G. Sargent and Mabel Walker Willebrandt will be questioned next week as the house prison committee resumes hearings on secretly sending DOJ agents to Atlanta federal prison. Bell of Georgia denounced the policy as un American and dangerous. Chairman John G. Cooper said public hearings begin Monday with sessions twice daily, witnesses to include Herbert D. Brown and Hastings of the Russell Sage Foundation.
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Times
Washington
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Department of Justice
Atlanta
House Prison Committee
John Snook
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Willebrandt
Bell
Georgia
John G. Cooper
Ohio
Herbert D. Brown
United States Bureau of Efficiency
Stephen C. Porter
Pennsylvania
Hastings
The
Russell Sage Foundation
Farmer Albert Moore Captures Foxes for $23.50
In Harmony township Indiana Albert Moore fired a shotgun once and killed two foxes whose pelts brought him 23 dollars and fifty cents.
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MT. Non
Ind
Albert Moore
Harmony Township
Moore
Fatherhood of God as central Christian truth
The lesson argues that the Fatherhood of God underpins faith and life. Jesus shows Providence proves God’s care, and earthly fatherhood mirrors divine love. By starting with moral reality in humans, the Gospel centers on God’s Fatherhood as the basis for salvation and hope.
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William E. Gilroy
Congregationalist
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Mani
Father
Russians Celebrate Yule Thirteen Days Late
In Moscow on January 5 United Press reports Orthodox Christians observe Christmas Eve thirteen days late due to the Julian calendar. The Greek Orthodox church maintains the old calendar while the Soviet regime aligns with the Gregorian date. Government ignores the holiday. many workers are absent and peasants fill churches tonight and tomorrow.
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United Press
Moscow
Legion plans civic outreach talk at First Presbyterian
John H. Holliday Jr. posts that the American Legion will hear Mayor L. Ert Slack Tuesday night at the First Presbyterian church on Sixteenth and Delaware. The meeting will discuss how the Legion can best serve civic interests. Miss Evelyn Henry will sing. A. Bishop, retiring commander, will remain as past commander.
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American Legion
L. Ert
First Presbyterian Church
Sixteenth
Delaware
Legion
Evelyn Henry
A. Bishop
Indiana lawmakers face anti pollution push from business leaders
Indiana manufacturers seek to blunt stream pollution measures ahead of the general assembly. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce appointed J A Van Osdel to head a committee to consult with Dr William F King on proposed anti pollution laws. The conservation department and sportsmen groups back stronger rules while reforms to regulate intrastate traffic and tax policy were also discussed.
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William F. King
State Health Board
General Assembly
State Conservation Department
Sportsmen
J. A. van Osdel
Anderson
R. B. Coapstick
State Chamber
Public Service Commission Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmer Kills Ten Skunks Then Sells Them
Frank Day of GALVESTON Ind farms near town and uses a club after prodding a barnyard area with a pole. He kills ten skunks that emerge under a building and sells the pelts to a fur buyer in Galveston.
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T'nes
Galveston
Ind
Frank Day
Day
Woman’s dispute leads to injury in city incident
Odessa Bridgeforth hurled milk bottles at Ollie Brown after accusing him of stealing food. Brown, 23, was admitted to city hospital with a severe head injury following the confrontation on East Fifteenth Street.
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Ollie Brown
Negro
East Fifteenth Street
City Hospital
Odessa Bridgeforth
Alvord Street
Brown
Indianapolis Safety Council launches city survey on hazards
The Indianapolis Safety Council began a city wide survey to remove obstacles causing accidents. President Frederick E. Schortemeier said the city is split into four sections with council members dedicating one day weekly to hazard study. R. H. Losey named legislative chairman.
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Indianapolis Safety Council
Frederick E. Schortemeier
R. H. Losey
King George Improves After Surgery Bulletin Says
London officials report the king had a good night with slight improvement in his condition. The operation wound healing was suggested by the absence of Sir Hugh Rigby from last night’s bulletin. In Chicago the Mt Zion Baptist trustees refuse to quote the pastor’s language in their ouster petition.
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United Press London
King George
Hugh Rigby
United Press
Chicago
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
G. A Long
Prominent Thoxine Cough Remedy Advertised As Safe
An ad touts Thoxine as a safe fast cough remedy without chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims dual action soothing irritation and addressing the internal cause, superior to syrups and patent medicines. Money back guarantee, priced at 60 cents and one dollar, available from all druggists.
Renewed search for body of Dunbar in Maywood death
Hunt County officers renewed their search for the body of Dillon F. Dunbar Farrington Wyoming cattle man believed to have killed himself Wednesday night near Maywood. A note to his wife explaining the act was left with a taxi driver after Dunbar exited the Woodall home and asked the driver to mail it.
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Farrington
Wyo
Maywood
George L. Winkler
Glen Marie Dobbins
Omaha
Dunbar
William Woodall
Woodall
Winkler
Burglars Net Thirty Pennies at Indiana Company
Burglars broke into the Kenney Coal and Ice Company office in Bloomington Indiana and obtained only thirty pennies from the scene. Police investigate the break in and search for suspects. A minor theft is reported at a local business with minimal loot.
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United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Kenney Coal and Ice Company
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