Protestant View on Papal Encyclical Critique
A Presbyterian critic attacks the papal encyclical asserting it relies on church history and the one church method rather than scripture. He denies papal infallibility and rejects Marian intercession, reaffirming Protestant doctrine centered on Jesus Christ alone.
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Japanese Drive Closes On Kowpangtze From Yingkow
Japanese forces push toward Kowpangtze from Yingkow Manchuria after taking Tawa. Cavalry led the advance followed by armored trucks and infantry as they encamped for the night near Panshanhsien. Beijing dispatch notes Eugene Chen appointed Foreign Minister by the Nationalist cabinet.
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Alta. Scientist Dies Victim of Blood Poisoning
Edmonton Alberta December 29 Dr M Vango 36 professor of medical jurisprudence and assistant pathologist at the University of Alberta died today from blood poisoning following a minor thumb injury during post mortem work He aided investigation into the murder case of H C Larsen farmer at Consort and grew ill December 17 after the incident
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Health Of Pupils Good During December
The December report shows the public schools had good health figures with only one communicable disease case. Enrollment fell slightly from November 1931 to 2414. 26 pupils left and one returned. Attendance varied, with Hattie Mabee’s class at Earl Kitchener School highest at 99.26 and P de L Riche’s Alexandra High School lowest at 40.01. Hugh Brown of Parkhill faced a Middlesex police court arraignment on a forged document charge.
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O'Conner Dies Dublin Irish Lawyer Sir James O'Connor
Rt. Hon. Sir James O'Connor a prominent Irish lawyer and former Attorney General for Ireland died today at age 59. He was admitted to the Irish bar in 1900 and served as Solicitor General for Ireland from 1914 to 1916 and as Attorney General for the two years following.
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Edmonton Urges Federal Economic Conference
The Edmonton city council passed a resolution urging the federal government to call an immediate economic conference on unemployment. A copy will be sent to councils of Canadian cities with populations over 10 000 for endorsement.
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Snow Closes In Across Britain as 1931 Ends
Snow blanketed northern England with several inches in Yorkshire and drifting into other provinces. London saw a few flurries as Britons faced a forecast of more snow and increasing cold to close out the year.
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Czech Slovakia envoy Cleared Of Plot Charge In Moscow
Karl Vanek of the Czecho Slovakia legation in Moscow was cleared of plotting an attack on the Japanese ambassador. The Foreign Office called the charge trumped up and highly improbable and said the motive was to compromise Czecho Slovakia in the eyes of the Russian people. Temperature 40 in fall. no change noted.
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Accord Predicted On Reparations Deal By Bankers
New York bankers foresee a reparations accord within two months despite rifts between London and Paris on allied debts. They argue Europe will not let international differences block vital steps for world recovery.
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Elixir of Life Reported by Modern Scientists
New by Las, Dec. 29 reports a controversial discovery described as an elixir of life. Hormone cortin from adrenal glands is linked to happiness strength memory and fatigue relief, with overdosage posing risks. Researchers Frank A. Martman of Buffalo and associates claim minute bovine sources supply cortin.
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Monarchs Face Blairmore Team In New Year Clash
The Monarchs meet Blairmore in a New Year game as Blairmore’s top Western Alberta sextet brings a strong, tested lineup. Monarchs hold an unbeaten record this season with two wins and a draw from three starts, aiming to extend their streak despite a challenging opponent.
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Manitoba Back-to-the-Land Plan Gets Federal Backing
Dr F W Kerr announces the Manitoba unemployment relief scheme backed by Winnipeg City Council and the Province has federal approval. The program will receive one third of the total cost from the Federal Government as Kerr returns from Iowa where he briefed the Dominion Cabinet on feasibility and settlement plans.
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Fans Urged to Pack Stadium for Fast and Hard Fought Battle
The message promotes a highly anticipated showdown expected to draw a large crowd. It urges fans to attend, highlighting the fast pace and hard fought nature of the game and the value of strong attendance.
Bank official shoots friend in mistaken burglary error
In Fielding New Zealand a Bank of New Zealand official Burton mistook his closest friend McCorkindale for a burglar and fatally wounded him early today. The incident occurred as police investigate the fatal shooting.
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Civic League Hockey Double Header Tonight at Arena
A Civic League double header takes place at the Arena tonight with a prize of five dollars in gold to the holder of the lucky number. The event promises excitement for local fans and multiple contests throughout the evening.
Britain debates paying US debt with Caribbean cession
Washington discussions show US lawmakers proposing Britain settle debt by ceding Caribbean possessions while British and French leaders weigh reparations and colonial questions. Officials call such ideas speculative as policy remains focused on postwar downsizing and independence moves.
Weather and traffic report from Kelsingfors in heavy snow
Snow blanketed Kelsingfors Finland on December 29 as blizzards and strong winds closed roads and slowed travel. In nearby Boreas winds roared while residents stayed indoors amid deteriorating conditions. The chaotic weather hindered transportation and postal services across the region.
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New York Stock Market Notes From December 29 1929
Frenzied speculative mood described by leading New York bankers as the market faces volatile conditions. Analysts urge caution while noting the fragile balance between risk and conservatism in major financial circles.
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New Zealand and Honolulu Conference Terms Revealed
Fragmentary text notes a treaty related conference between New Zealand and Honolulu officials. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled phrases about terms, dates, and authorities mentioned without complete context. The fragment mentions two parties and some form of negotiation or memorandum.
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