Churches to Spend Millions on Advertising Campaign
Interchurch World Movement approves a wide scale ad campaign to evangelize the world starting February 1. The effort will use church press rural papers and other media to reach the public and avoid duplicating fundraising among denominations. Dr. R H Crossfield of Transylvania College attended the Atlantic City conference.
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Spring Millinery Debuts Transparent Hats with Double Brim
A new in fashion feature shows the latest spring hats with transparent styling and a double brim. The crown uses checked ribbon in muted tones, appealing to wearers seeking a light spring touch.
South’s Duty to the World Urges More Food Production
An editorial urges the Southern states to expand grain and livestock output to support rising cotton prices. It warns that reduced wheat acreage and meat supplies threaten national prosperity and calls resisting higher cotton acreage at the expense of food crops.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Through Pullman Sleepers Route
The Chesapeake and Ohio offers through Pullman sleepers from Washington and Philadelphia to Richmond Old Point Norfolk and North Carolina with two through trains to Louisville plus steel equipment and dining cars on the route linking Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other points.
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South urged to boost cotton and food production to aid world
The piece argues that while cotton mill interests push the South to plant more cotton, increasing food output is essential to prevent world hunger and rising prices. It warns that relying on cotton alone harms global food supply and urges the South to expand corn oats hogs cattle and poultry production to meet both regional and international needs.
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Colby criticizes Republicans on policy scope
Mr Colby attacks his Republican associates for lacking policy in domestic legislation and foreign affairs. Senator Lodge likely will propose reservations to Colby's statement.
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Kentucky Women Meet to Organize Against High Living Costs
Delegates from all Kentucky women’s clubs are called to meet in Louisville on January 29 to organize behind the federal and state Fair Price Commissions against profiteering. Department of Justice representatives will attend, with a mass meeting that evening under Mrs. Wade. Afternoon session selects state chairman. committee on arrangements to meet delegates at the Board of Trade Building.
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