Interfaith leaders condemn religious prejudice at meeting
Christian and Jewish officials in London on January 23 issued a joint statement from the Central Conference American Rabbis and Federal Council of Churches denouncing religious antipathy. They pledged mutual goodwill and practical cooperation while denying any proselytizing aim, urging unity to counter prejudice and protect fellowship. The move followed discussions among representatives of Christian and Jewish groups about safeguarding religious harmony and public trust. A separate notice announced London's Capitol cinema plans to seat 2,000 and feature ballrooms and a restaurant in the new theatre at St. James Street.
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Market snapshots show mixed movements across grains metals
A flawed 11 ao OCR segment reports fluctuating prices in wheat corn and oats with overnight advances followed by setbacks. U.S. Steel and crude oil entries rise on Wall Street amid profit taking and bearings. Livestock prices hold with varied hogs cattle and lambs. government lands and hay futures show modest shifts.
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Worden Mrs Henry Schwartz and local visits noted
Worden Mrs Henry Schwartz spent Wednesday with Mrs Ivan Schwartz and Miss Gladys Rappard and Miss Helen Schwartz then in Lawrence. Mrs Orville Elm called at the John Schwalm home Wednesday morning. Mrs Glen Flora and two children spent Wednesday at the I L Montgomery home. Will Wacker and Leon Dyer were Ottawa callers Tuesday. Mrs Will Rappard is home again after two months in hospital. Travis Giet e Baldwin called on Arthur Simon Thursday morning. Rev and Mrs Widensons and two children dined at Herman Pohl’s Tuesday. Mrs Walter Harbour spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sick mother Mrs S S Moore of Ottawa. Mrs Mary Schott and daughter visited friends in Baldwin Thursday. Mrs Earl Wineinger was a Baldwin caller Friday. Glen Schwartz and Chas Rappard spent Wednesday evening in Lawrence. Miss Cleo Desking was an Ottawa caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chester Gibson and two children were Ottawa callers Saturday. Chas Michael of Pomona stayed with Guy Deskins Thursday night. Miss Ellen Oyler Bill Desking Sylvia and Louise Desking of Centralis with Chas Michael of Pomona and Frank Williams of High Prairie spent Sunday evening at Gil Deskins home. Leona Rappard at Lawrence business college spent weekend with home folks. Miss Opal Flory Adio with Baldwin high school spent weekend at home. Frank Williams of High Prairie called at Joe Brubaker home Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Joe Brubaker and Rees Lester moved to Ottawa Saturday afternoon. Miss
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Centropolis
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Etchings Sold After 70 Years in Bank Chests
A London auction revealed a REMBRANDT etching hoard stored in two wooden chests for seven decades. The sale netted 170 dollars, with a top price of 18,000 dollars for Arnoldus Tholinx. Other works titled Christ healing the sick, Christ before Pilate, and The Three Crosses fetched about 5,000 dollars each as Dutch buyers bid fiercely. The collection, amassed early in the last century by Edward Rudge of Abbey Manor, Evesham, cost roughly 2,000 dollars originally.
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Suffers Injury in Fall and Community Notices
J C Holloway of 608 Kentucky Street slipped on ice in front of his home early in the week, severely wrenching his back and remaining confined at home. Will preach a Sunday sermon on Can Christianity Survive inspired by Reinhold Niebuhr's Atlantic Monthly article. H Robbins of the Western Union office attends a three day Efficiency School in Omaha, Nebraska.
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