Roosevelt Ties Responsibility for Needy to States
President Roosevelt reaffirmed a policy placing responsibility on states for needy unemployable persons and criticized Ohio for not meeting obligations. He compared Ohio to Pennsylvania, noting Cleveland's funds shortfall for thousands in need. The talk touched taxes and defense spending finance methods. A sermon titled Intelligence and Religion will be offered at Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Choir to Sing Two Anthems Featuring Helen Mae Peters
An unnamed choir presents an anthem list with Christiansen's Beautiful Savior as second, solo by Helen Mae Peters. Denman Thompson era reference hints. Simpson organist to perform Rheinberger Vision, Faulks Idylle, Tschaikowski Chanson Triste, and Dubois Grand Chorus. Journal-World subscriptions growing. phone 22.
Branine Jurist and Former Senator Dies in Hutchinson
C. E. Branine, jurist and former state senator from Newton, died in a Hutchinson hospital after a long illness. He was an attorney in Hutchinson and Newton for fifty years and served as judge of the ninth judicial district.
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