Bible School Opens Today at Local Churches
The Daily Vacation Bible School began this morning at the First Baptist and First Methodist churches. Mrs. Wharton Brown heads general supervision with 12 instructors guiding 80 junior and intermediate students across three divisions at the First Baptist. At First Methodist, beginners and primary classes start under Mrs. J A Reid.
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First Baptist
First Methodist
Wharton Brown
A. D. Tisdale
First Baptist Church
J. A. Reid
First Methodist Church
Only a Doctor Knows What a Laxative Should Be
Beware careless laxative choices and their risks. The ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a physician recommended, safe for all ages, made from herbs, and sold in drugstores in large bottles.
School Session Extends Through June with Daily Classes
Over 100 children enrolled as twenty teachers lead morning sessions from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. daily through June 27, with weekends off.
Revival Opens at Assembly of God Church in West Monroe
About 800 people attended the revival at the Assembly of God church in West Monroe last night led by Rev. and Mrs. Kullman. Rev. Kullman preached from Tim 2 5 about one God and one mediator. Several audience members came forward to profess conversion after the sermon. Services start at 730 each night and the public is invited.
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Assembly of God
West Monroe
Kullman
Boulder Dam Contracts Endorsement by Attorney General
Secretary Wilbur announced that Attorney General Mitchell has issued an opinion that the Boulder dam power contracts are valid and binding. The opinion, requested by President Hoover, covers three contracts with power companies and municipalities in southern California and meets the Boulder dam act requirements. The House appropriations committee reviewed a $10 660 000 construction request in executive session.
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Washington
Wilbur
Mitchell
Boulder Dam
Hoover
House Committee On Appropriations
California
Colorado River Commission
Arizona
Naval Lieutenant Sets New Altitude Record at 45166 Feet
Washington reports Lieutenant Apollo Soucek of the Navy flew to an altitude of 45 166 feet last Wednesday to establish a new record, surpassing Willi Neunheffen's 42 122 foot mark. Calibration confirmed he exceeded the required altitude by 1 044 feet.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Apollo Soucek
Navy
Willi Neunheffen
Soucek
Reed Boom for Presidency of Interest to Him
Former Senator James A. Reed discussed a possible 1982 presidential bid but focused on a radio interruption he blamed on the "interests." He attacked the Radio Corporation of America during a Sedalia rally coverage and praised investigation into the broadcast disruption.
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Reed Boom
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Reed
Republican Party
Radio Corporation
Radio Trust
Sedalia
Atlantic
Radio Corporation of America
Wife of founder of Dubach dies at 63
Mrs. S. S. Tatum, 63, mother of E. B. Tatum and Sid Tatum and Mary Lou Tatum, died at her Dubach home Sunday night. She helped found the Dubach Baptist church with her husband, who organized the Dubach State Bank and helped found the town of Dubach.
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Tatum
Ilness
Ruston
E. B. Tatum
Dubach
E. B
Sid Tatum
Mary Lou Tatum
Will Decide on Legality of Anti-Injunction Bill
Washington June 9 the Shipstead anti injunction bill redrafted by the senate judiciary committee was taken under consideration with a letter from Attorney General Mitchell declining to pass judgment Mitchell said his opinion would have no greater weight than that of any other knowledgeable individual Chairman Norris announced a vote in executive session to report the measure and to obtain committee action whether favorable or adverse to express views on the legislation
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipstead
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Congress
Norris
Senate
Authorities Hope to ID Charred Slain Man Near Indianapolis
Indiana authorities work to identify a charred body found May 31 in a burned automobile connected to Harold Herbert Schroeder of Mobile Alabama. Sheriff George L. Winkler seeks clues and plans mobile inquiries. Relatives who came from Chicago and Elkhart viewed the body and ruled out Schroeder as their kin.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Young
Schroeder
Mobile
Ernest W. Schroeder, Jr
Chicago
Lynn L. Sams
Elkshart
Ind
Safe Cracker Suspect Caught Wounded After Jewelry Store Loot
New York June 9 A safe cracker suspect was shot in the back while fleeing from the Bronx jewelry store of Ronald Bloom. He was wounded and taken to a hospital. He identified himself as Max Lederer, 47. His two accomplices escaped.
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Associated Press
New York
Bronx
Ronald Bloom
Max Lederer
Nice Girl Comes to Town Ends in Theater Drama
Brynmor Whit pacing at a winter station waits for Mary Lou Leslie who is en route for two weeks in town. Their romance falters asClarice Day and Tony Oswald Titherington enter the scene at a club named the Emerald Dragon. Mary Lou suspects Brynmor's interest in Clarice after his sudden distance and a late return prompted by dancing.
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Brynmor
Mary Lou
The
Emerald Dragon
Clarice
Fiinwood
Antony Oswald Titherington
Tony
Reggie Addison
Mary Lou Draws Brynmor Back Into Date Night
Brynmor, torn between a holiday flirtation and his feelings for Clarice, abandons Mary Lou at a Soho club to chase her through London. After Clarice hints at jealousy, Brynmor plans to bring Mary Lou to the Emerald Dragon where Tony befriends her for a dance, reshaping his interest as Mary Lou awaits explanations.
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Clarice
Mary Lou
Prynmor
Bryumor
London
Brynmor
Chelsea
Wewdy
Emerald Dragon
Soho
Brynmore
Mary “Lou
Jay
Fiinwood
Tony
Reggie
Ethelberta
Greenland
Mary
Lou
Coug
Mayste Greig
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Ruggiero Ricci
Giorgio
Elizabeth Lackey
San Francisco
United Press
Lowers
Great Britain
United States
Wall Street
Monroe
Walnut Street
DeSiard Street
Tom Adams
DeSiard Stree Cleaners and Dyers
Rynmor
Tamore
Brynmmor
Mary Lou Leslie
Jerry Jerome
Jerry
Lil
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