Pastors Protest Professor View At AAAS Meeting
New York pastors from several denominations protested Prof Harry Emerson Barnes of MIT during an AAAS session. They argued his claim that science requires a secular basis dismisses God. Clergy leaders urged harmony between science and religion and cautioned against anti faith rhetoric.
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New York
Harry Emerson ‘Barnes
Mit
College
American Association
Cardinal Hayes
St St. Patrick’s
Christian F. Ressner
Barneswith
Harry ‘Emderson
Baptis
Henry Darlington
Episcopal
Fragmentary Thought on Science and Religion
Fragmentary OCR remarks discuss scientists and cooperators for the general good of mankind. The text hints that science builds toward machinery while religion shapes utility, but the passage is incomplete and unclear about the intended conclusion.
Endurance flight plan by Tos Gur Pilot Tuxhorn
Marshall, Dec 31 AP reports Tos Gur Pilot B M Tuxhorn prepares to beat the Army in a new world refueling endurance flight tonight. Copilot Leonard Rhiner of Nicholas-Beasley Co. partners with Marshall Chamber of Commerce sponsor. Tuxhorn to fly an open cockpit 60 horsepower monoplane while ground refueling uses a synchronizing cannon.
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Marshall
Army
Mark
Aworld
B. M. Tuxhorn
Tuxhorn
Leonard Rhiner
Nicholas- Beaxley
Flr
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Load of Coal Takes Fire in City Traffic
Chicago dispatch reports a coal load caught fire near Cottage Grove and 79th Street. Firemen extinguished the blaze as traffic halted for about 30 minutes. Rasmussen shoveled ashes and clinker back onto the track and resumed his routine. An advertisement touts Lawrence Business College and a new four pound shorthand machine.
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Chicago
C. Rasmussen
Cottage Grove
Seventy Ninth Street
Rasmussen
Rene
Lawrence Business College
Christmas News From Chester Buck Creek
Mrs John Black and children Billie Bonnie Eugene and Clifford Black visited Mr and Mrs Jas Ellis of McLouth. Louise Kyle and Ben Slatten drove from Topeka to visit. Frank Black and daughter callers at John Blacks Saturday morning. Tommy Kyle ill, Ward cared for by Tra Ward, lawrence visitors. Martin Tarpy Arthur and Robert Tarpy Sunday dinner guests of Frank Black. Eleanor Ward and Mrs Vansbinder attended Christmas program in Lawrence. Mrs Annie Smith widow of M Smith passed away after long illness. Merle Blaylock organized a small Christmas party for Chester folks with tree gifts and candy. Neighbors extended sympathy to Jack Kelsey Earl Ervin. Beards ill with flu. Mrs Wesley Ward very ill with flu. Neil Vansbinder and Lucille in Lawrence with Mrs Arthur Mayhew. Harry Shultz from Topeka now owns Lee Logan farm. Fred Foster helping John Bleck. I M Smith a caller at N.
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John Black
Billie
Bonnie
Eugene
Clifford Black
Jas. Ellis
McLouth
Louise‘Kyle
Ben Slatten
Topeka Sa ‘Paar
J. B
Frank Black
John Blacks
J. B. Kyle
Ben Kyle
R. G. Ivle
Lawrence
Tess
Kyle
Tommy
Tra Ward
A. Ward
Martin Tarpy
Arthur
Robert
Sun
Frank
Eleanor Ward
N.D. Vansbinder
Louise Kyle
Topeka
Alston Shuler
Tommy Kyle
Chas. Walquist
Kansas City
Hugh Holder
Mr. Smith
Jack Kelsey
Earl Ervin
Chester Vriday
Merle Blaylock
O. C
Beard
Wesley Ward
Merl
Morris
Duncan
Miss Verly
Neil Vansbinder
Lucille
Arthur Mayhew
Harry Shultz
Lee Logan Farm
Fred Foster
John Bleck
I. M. Smith
Christmas Vacationers From Perry And Oskaaloosa
A cluster of Perry and Oskaaloosa residents enjoy Christmas vacations including Misses Marion Thompson Gladys White Irma Marcum Russell White Claride Marcn Pen Thompson and Mildred Allen, with Mrs Susie Holliday visiting nearby. A Ford touring car was stolen in Emporia Saturday night and reported to the Lawrence police department.
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D. Vansbinder
Marion Thompson
Gladys, White
Irma” Marcun
Russel White
Claride Marcn
Emporia
Lawrence
Sia
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Istarts
Gur
Tixhorn
Drusgist
Buck Creek and
Chester
St. Clair
Otante
Tal Mass
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