Clergymen of Catholic and Protestant Church of America
A reader to the Globe-Post editor responds to Monday's editorial "They're As Innocent as the Dove, But By No Means as Wily as the Serpent" challenging church leaders and calling for reflection on religious figures. The letter frames clergy from both Catholic and Protestant realms as subjects of scrutiny and discussion.
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Globe-Post
Protestant Church of America
Seney
Gloebe-Post
Clergymen Speak Up on Morality and Conviction
The writer argues clergy from all faiths have protested indecency and irreligion, but lack backing from lay Christians when tested. Some ministers abandon firm beliefs, preaching lofty words yet failing to oppose today’s evils for fear of losing public approval.
Clergymen and Laypeople Face Moral Standards in Faith
The piece argues lay people should demand ministers uphold high Christian character. It contrasts ministers who seek crowd approval with those who follow the Gospel, urging Protestants and Catholics to back principled leaders and oppose indecency, injustice, and desecration of freedoms, as voiced by Rev. Elmer Broetzmann.
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Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Church of Christ
Glendale
Elmer Broetzmann
Gallup
Glendale ministers apologize over Roosevelt blasphemy rebuke
Rev Elmer Broetzmann decries timidity among clergy citing Peter and Pontius Pilate. Glendale California Ministerial Association apologizes to Franklin D Roosevelt after rebuking him for blasphemous language and seeks Time correction. Dr J Whitcomb Brougher Jr says apology to unify clergy and address hearsay.
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Glendale
California
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
J. Whitcomb Brougher, Jr
Ministerial Association
Time reporter Faleshood faces rebuke over clergy loss of influence
The Time reporter Faleshood is criticized for framing religious authority as fading while anti-Christian sentiment grows bolder among followers.
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Faleshood
Uoon
Readers' Letters Critique Press Delays and National Scale Recovery
Readers argue that a national scale of facts would speed recovery and urge unhampered press reporting of both sides. Howard L. Smith and Mrs. Rees complain about late publication of local letters and suggest trimming arguments to focus on genuine news.
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Saint Paul 2
Minn
Globe-Post
Plymouth County
Ply Mouth
Cdn
United States
Howard L. Smith
Nighttime traffic deaths loom in NSC report
The National Safety Council reports that nearly two thirds of fatal traffic accidents occur from 6 PM to 6 AM, while traffic during these hours accounts for only about one third of the 24 hour total.
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National Safety Council
Celery Planting and Appendix Function Overview
Celery plants should be 50 to 60 days old before transplanting and not moved to the field until frost danger passes. Indoors they require temperatures above 60 degrees and should not be hardened off. The appendix once large for digestion now houses bacteria aiding digestion as diet changed.
Hand-pick squash bugs and lay boards for egg control
For early prevention pick pests by hand as they appear and place boards over young plants to kill bugs beneath each morning. Remove egg masses usually found under leaves by hand. Spray young bugs with a mixture of nicotine sulfate and soapy water, using one ounce of soap per gallon. Older nymphs and adults require hand removal.
Water Safety Service Marks 30th Anniversary
The Water Safety Service of the American Red Cross marks 30 years since founding. In the past three decades it has taught over 3,000,000 individuals swimming and lifesaving skills and helped cut the nation’s drowning rate by about 50 percent.
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Water Safety
Water Safety Service
The
American Red Cross
Typhus Preventive DDT Seen as Superior Insecticide
The army’s typhus preventive DDT is hailed as the most effective general insecticide to date. First synthesized in Europe in 1874 and proposed as an insecticide in 1940 by Geigy and Company. Intensive U.S. Department of Agriculture study last year shows DDT’s wide potential to control household pests agricultural enemies and disease-spreading insects.
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Europe
Geigy and Company
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rag Rugs From Old Clothing At Home Maker Craft
Rag rugs are braided hooked and crocheted from worn clothing or surplus materials. Homemakers can clean press and stockpile scraps to begin a rug project. Materials should match in texture and weight. hosiery underwear wool coats dresses neckties draperies blankets and yarns are usable. Rayong and silks suit chair mats better than rugs.
Hen losses drop nationwide from 1932 to 1985
A report cites improved management practices cutting laying hen mortality from 19.4 percent in 1932 to 16.2 percent in 1985, reflecting gains in the poultry industry.
Design of the Bazooka Led by 22 Engineers
Jim Powers guided the public’s understanding of the bazooka design with 22 engineers. In peacetime Powers worked on a kitchen waste disposal device. It took 24 hours to draft the first sample, four days to complete the initial gun, and three weeks to finish development. Seven days remained to mass produce thousands.
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Jim Powers
Powers
Brucellosis Control View From Illinois Vet Group
A special committee of the Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association says calf hood vaccination is not a substitute for good herd management and sanitation. It is recognized as the foundation for a program aiming at eventual brucellosis control.
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Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association
Jay Cooke Early Life and Civil War Bond Financier
Jay Cooke born in Sandusky Ohio in 1821 began work at 15 in 1836 and rose to clerk in 1838. He became a partner with E W Clark and Company of Philadelphia before founding Jay Cooke and Company in 1860, which handled a large portion of the two billion dollars in bonds issued by the United States during the Civil War and directed major projects such as the Northern Pacific railroad.
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Jay Cooke
Sandusky
Ohio
E. W. Clark and Company
Philadelphia
Jay Cooke and Company
United States
Northern Pacific Railroad
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