New Interest In Religion Is Seen
Daily notes a rising religious attendance in New York metropolitan churches with noonday services at Tri being crowded and worshippers from apartment houses rising to attend. The piece also surveys socialites, theater crowds, and restaurant figures, with brief jokes and cultural glimpses.
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Chairman Davies Names Aides for Tin Mill Day Picnic
General Chairman Harry Davies names committee heads for the Tin Mill Day picnic to be held in Cascade Park on Saturday June 26. Committees include Finance Purchasing Prize Sports Publicity Drawing Coffee Guest Dance Band Riben and Fireworks among others. meetings set before picnic day.
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David Clement
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World At A Glance on Inflation and Military Budgets
The article frames rising inflation while military spending grows, arguing the U S must maintain overwhelming armed forces to back a policy of minimal alliances, protect trade and interests, and secure distant bases, including in the Far East and the Philippines.
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Excess Rain Noted In May Weather Totals
May precipitation reached 5.11 inches, excess 1.73 inches over normal. Mean temperatures slightly below average by nine tenths of a degree, with mean 58.6 degrees and a high of 87 on May 3. Daily range peaked at 46 degrees and 24 hour rainfall reached 1.20 inches on May 27.
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B. F. Johnson
Prince Edward Visits Troops Amid Lunch Disruption
General Gilchrist interjected during a relaxed military lunch when Edward Prince of Wales fraternized with troopers. The King and Queen grew impatient as officers feared breaking up the lively gun and horse talk. The prince acknowledged guests present to depart for a formal moment.
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All Of Us By Marshall Maslin
An aging narrator reflects on long friendship and gratitude, noting 35 years apart from worry and sickness, and the community’s calm faith. Grandpa Sycamore shares a simple meal with a clear conscience before offering wisdom on living. The passage hints at social curiosities about polygamy.
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Funds Sought to Paint Bessemer Schools in WPA Project
Special to The News reports Representative Charles Eckert seeks about 5000 dollars for a WPA funded painting of two Bessemer school buildings. The work awaiting approval in Washington aims for summer completion and involvement of local authorities, with timing tied to summer vacation.
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City Hall discusses dance licenses and liquor concerns
Propriotors of several beer parlors meet with Mayor Charles to review dancing permissions and license renewals. Chief of Police Ralph Criswell warns against promiscuous looting of automobile horns by car operators as the city considers stricter licensing and enforcement.
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Sheepskins Going To These Baptists Ceremony Read
The First Baptist church Reminger yesterday carried congratulations to young men and women, who are members of the church, in a rite that honored them with sheepskins.
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Highway Group Set Meeting Friday June 11
Local highway association schedules a Friday meeting on June 11 to discuss plans and ideas. A luncheon will follow the formal session as members review proposals and share differing viewpoints.
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