Sweden Embraces Skiing From Children to Regiments
In Are Sweden all enjoy winter recreation with ski running popular from schoolchildren to Lapps and even royal members. The army trains regiments and aero planes with skis for operations, while 90,000 belong to ski clubs and 20,000 kronor is sought for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Sweden
National Association of
Skii Runners
Lapps
Europe
Scandiavian
Denmark
Jolt Drives Wildcat Off Car After Hunting Trip
Jacob Frankenfield of Hellertown returned from the Daniel Boone Hunting Club trip in Monroe county with a three pronged deer. While passing Dotter's school house in Washington county a wildcat jumped onto his running board and frightened him. He slammed the gas to shake the animal off and drove away without stopping until safe.
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Behlehem
Jacob Frankenfield
Hellertown
Daniel Boone
Monroe County
Frankenfield
Dotter
Washington County
Bishop Manning Urges Unity Among Christians
The Episcopal Bishop of New York urges Christians to unite before attempting conversions of others. He warns that church divisions weaken witness, aid unbelief, and misdirect energy, calling Catholics and Protestants to repentance and a renewed unified church guided by Holy Spirit and Christ-like fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus Christ
State Police In West Virginia On Hunt For Bombers
West Virginia state police and Marion County sheriffs deputies scoured Monongah for dynamiters after a dynamite charge was thrown from an automobile at a non union miner's house. No injuries were reported though the home was wrecked. investigators had no description of the attackers. The Consolidation Coal Company owns the damaged house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Monongah
Consolidation Coal Company
British Cabinet Considers Mosul Question After Mandate Vote
London Dec 22 The British cabinet met to study methods to appease Turkish wrath over Mosul after Parliament approved Britain accepting the League of Nations mandate over Iraq. Premier Baldwin and the Turkish ambassador plan talks tonight. Britain likely offers economic concessions.
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International News Service
London
Great
Britain
League of Nations
Irak
Mosul
Great Britain
Baldwin
Well Known Singer Improves and Returns to City Music
John Williams, living with cousins Mr and Mrs W H Davies of Garfield Avenue, is recovering from a serious illness. A former Rhondda Male Choir tenor, he assists in local Christmas music programs and is expected to perform again during the winter season.
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John Williams
W. H. Davies
Garfield Avenue
Williams
Rhondda Male Choir of
Wales
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