Report on Romanian minority churches study mission
An Associated Press dispatch from Bucharest reports an Anglo American delegation traveling through Transylvania to study minority churches. The mission, led by Calhoun, includes U S and British church representatives. They aim to assess government treatment of minorities and will publish a joint report detailing the cases reviewed and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bucharest
Nang Suspayal
Prapsylyaidi
Caleeueus
Cort Ish
Hoston
American: Valtarian Association
Charles Schaeffer
Philadelphia
United States
Sylvester Hench
Irinecton
Ue Association of Presbyterian Whorchess
Horm
Lalvester
England
Uritisk
Untilturian Association
Transylvania
Pir
Darento
Tod
Uly Drotegates
Thor
Dr. Morn
Great Britain
Aviar
Miss Venner Makes Hit on First Night Opera Debut
The premier operatic appearance of Misa Rhea Venner, a Boston soprano, at the Manning Theater last night was favorably received. Her two classic numbers and encore impressed the audience, who praised her vocal agility and stage presence. Though the plot was light, Venner’s performance drew strong notices from attendees.
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Miss Venner
Misa Rhea Vener
Boston
Xyaoprano
Manning Theater
Claic Nottgs
Bree
Diesbor
No Carnival Proposed by Local Veterans Group
The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders rejected a Middlyshord carnival plan aimed at commuters. Community organizers organized the event as a major activity, but officials fear disruption and concussions. City leaders and veterans groups opposed sponsoring the carnival, keeping it out of town.
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Midileshore
Legington Brain Specialist Dead in Bath Tub
Dr. Joseph Goodson aged 47, a brain fever specialist and resident of the Eastern Mospltal area, was found dead in a bathtub today when his family called him to breakfast. Authorities believe a fall from a bed or chair caused a fatal head injury. death appears accidental. Officer H. G. Pursifall of Singer Sewing Line, Wirlan, is to take charge. Col. N. Py Wise notes temporary arrangements related to Harlan branch employment for Pursifall.
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Lexinotos
Hy. Anz
Joseph Goodson
Sears
Reichstag adopts reparations bill in Dawes era vote
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved the Dawes plan linked railway bill by a vote of 84 to 4. Opposition nationalist groups facing external threats cast ballots against the banking of the Dawes scheme, while the measure retained key provisions despite some opposition.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Bere Iin Heichstag Toilap
Donnes
Ft Murkigelie
Lenather Dawes Reuse
Plain People Favor Coolidge On Auto Tour At White House
Washington August 29 Thousands of motorists from across the country visited the White House this summer to see President Coolidge. A sample of opinions collected by reporters shows many favor Coolidge for his honesty and plain American values. Among voters questioned a California tagged car and a first national grange tour of 240 autos with western and middle western farmers all expressed support for Calvin Coolidge.
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Washington
White House
Middle West
Oregon
California
Montana
Idaho
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Carbatahe
Davis
Youngy Hed Mah
Teil
Stig
Coolidge
Tan
United States
Mr. Coolidge
East
President Coolidge
Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
Governors Explore Bat Infested Cave With Governors From Two States
Governors M Nott of New Mexico and Kile of Texas toured the Carlsbad Cavern to view its vast chambers looming beneath the Great Sabine region. They noted the cave extends into Texas, hosts huge stalactites and stalagmites, and features a shaft named Shangri La with a monumental gallery rise, while bats fill the depths and light fades near the mouth.
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Austin
Tos
Carlsbad
Mexico
M. Nott
Ofesas
State Education Help Through Triplets Question
Assochited Devis FRANKFORT. Bre Ane BE Con double cousins mares, ah mastly state any money to runin tuth and wheats triplets. These and many other stinine stestions frespently are put to the Sagres tary of tate, Mex, Renan Ceomivert sant today faom ing upon the various faynosts that reach her through he sumids. Midh school vtudents have a thirst for Knowles af the state government, Mrs. Cromivell stated, many letters being aveive fron alvidents, during the school sear asking her to interpret the coustl 'tuilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Tate
Mex
Renan Ceomivert
Urenwell
Midh
Knowles
Cromivell
Breaks World Record In Motorless Plane
Strony article reports a motorless aircraft record set by a pilot from the Associaton Ares in Provence on August 20. The event highlights a historic aviation achievement.
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Stremy
DE + PROVENCE
Calendar items for Middlesbira harvest and fairs
The calendar lists regional events with dates and locations including Middlesbira harvest festival October dates, Kentucky State Fair in Louisville in September and March, Eastern Tennessee Press Association at Harrogate in September, Kentucky Bakers Convention in Middlesbrough October 7 and 8, Sousa's Hand at Manning Theatre October 13, and Blosady Tippe at Manning Theatre October 6.
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Eastern Tennessee Press Association
Harrogate
Middlesbro
Manning
Union Barber Shops Close Monday A.M.
Union barber shops will close Monday morning to allow employees a day off. Post offices will also be closed, affecting mail delivery. The planned closure aims to ease workload, though it may cause delays and scheduling adjustments for customers and deliveries.
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Union
Prince of Wales Reaches America Arrival at New York Harbor
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports the Prince of Wales visiting America. The Hyhiee of Wales serial performer Berenigorin aboard is noted, with arrivals and customs procedures at the harbor. The event will be radiocasted, with the mayor and citizens preparing to greet the royal party.
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Associated Press
New York
Hyhiee of
Berenigorin
New York Harbor
Yune
Glen Cave
North Shore
Uip
Legion Hall Prep For National Legion Meetings
Aug 20 report cites Judge Reagala as general chairman. four convention halls will hold the national gatherings of the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and Forty and Eight from Sept 15 to 12 with capacity for nearly 20,000 delegates. A 4000-seat stage is set in the municipal auditorium for main sessions. Auxiliary events at Centen Presbyterian Church and Forty and Eight at Junior Pioneer Hall. Special offices will be in the senate chamber and armory. Dies Dara Plater of Abilene Kansas to conduct Gold Star memorial services.
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Associated Press
Paul
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Fia
Reagala
Stone
The
Legion Auxiliary
Centen] Presbyterian Church
Aml
Auxiliary
Legion
Dies
Dara Plater
Ab Ls
Kansag
Gold Star Committee
National Capitol Overhaul Plans Revealed in December
Washington Aug 26 Officials announced Capitol renovations to start in December including upgraded ventilation for the House and Senate chambers. The heating system will be revamped and the Ludlow building’s heat light and power supplies replaced. Front touches will be added to the wire protection apparatus. The House corridor and basement floor will receive new flooring and a replacement for worn stairs. House and Senate committee rooms will be repainted and redecorated.
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Senate
Auston
Ias
Nylmerone
Alee
Judge Bethurum to Move to Middlesboro
Judge Bethurum of Som jernet who ran the Republican nomination for United States Senator plans to move to Middlesboro and will practice law there and in Pineville likely with County Attorney W. T. Davis. He has bought the B. I. Sparks residence and will move next month. Sparks family to Cleveland Tennessee.
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B. J. Bettiurum
Somjernet
United States
Maidlesjbor
Pinéville
W. T. Davis
Rechorum
B. I. Sparks
Weather forecast fragment hints at warmth ahead
Fragmentary weather note indicates a rise in temperatures this evening with hints of warmer conditions. unclear location or exact times render specifics unavailable.
Wheeler Renewed Daugherty War in Public Letter
Associated Press reports Senator Wheeler of Montana, foe of the Daugherty committee, and LaFalletta ally, publicly renewed the Daugherty war in a formal statement. He repudiates Remus affidavit and asserts the Atlanta penitentiary findings link Daugherty allies to federal offices as the president faces a house cleaning.
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Associated Prese
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty Committee
LaFalletta
Daugherty
Atlanta
George Remus
Ohio
Harry Daugherty
Incfent
Dougherty Gang
Paris plans removal of famous French statues
Paris authorities propose removing colossal statues once displayed on the Court of Honor at Versailles. The figures, originally crafted for Paris, now stand dwarfed by the shrine to French royalty and history. Restoration funds linked to John D. Rockefeller are cited to cover costs, with debates over value versus the monumental expense.
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Associated Press
Paris
Joh D. Rockefeller
Cathedral of
Rhein
Versailles
Richelieu
Thi Gueastre
Bayard
Touls Iamippe
Murder case indicted in Gregory town
A Gregory murder case was briefly heard as indictments were filed amid a crowd of about a hundred Klan members in period attire. Bystanders reported the alleged assailant was Shaw Gregory, with charges of murder and related offenses.
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Gregory
Preas
Marlan
Ee Oak
Elty- Tholde
T Kalua Klan
Edie
Munier
Ee Jory
Boll
Gregors
Privileges Deputies of France Curtailed
Paris Aug 20 A French Chamber of Deputies member may change his vote on a question at any time during the roll call. Only when a roll call is ordered must members remain in person. Abuses have prompted plans to curb proxy voting and rectify votes cast by a friend. The proposal would reduce the time from six months to three for reported consequences.
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Paris
Chamber of Departion
Peron
Atleei
Ting
Soldier disability and death protection for Kentucky Guardsmen
Kentucky Adjutant Kehoe announces a new state group life and disability plan for National Guard members in the Fifth Army Corps area. Enlisted men receive $2,000 in death benefits and officers $35,000, with premiums of $8 per year paid by the men. the plan aims to ease burdens before disability or death. Local officials Brigadier Generals Hart and Eilerby W. Mabee cooperate in implementing the program.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
Kehoe
Perthia
Palley
Fifth Army Corps
Ohio
West Virginia
Penalba
Gentrala HL Hardt
Eilerby
Gert Mabee
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Sleuth
Potter
Bart
I. W
Legington
Reichstag
National Grange
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Carruthersville
Tweleve
Suifton
R. Swinndy
Larshaedowner
SUSUR
Amny
Camp Knox
New Mester
Texas
Shiiay
Novaio Tadlun
Mir
Kbig
Louisville
Tulan
Priler
Prince OF Wales
America
Atle
Jaeber
Legion Hall
St. Paul
National Capitol
Wasilington
Bethurum
Middlesboro
Frances Lachlen
Frank 0. Lewten
Imioly
John H Werke
John
Imke
Blackstone
Drake Wotele
Hiengo
Munonnvell
Saya
K Kropick
Daugherty Gate Ib Office
Statt
Young Rockefeller
Lonlaville Liveatert
Patia
France
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