Baptist Vacation School Closing Exercises June 25
Closing exercises for the First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School will be held in the church auditorium on Wednesday night, June 25, at 7 45 p m. Rev. and Mrs. James Bissett and daughters Elizabeth and Charlotte will speak and show pictures from Kenya Africa. The pianist will be Mrs. Harry Gettings. The school averaged over 100 daily with 62 perfect attenders to be recognized. Each department will participate. the annual picnic for school children is set for Monday at New Wilmington.
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First Baptist Church
James Bissett
Elizabeth
Charlotte
Kenya
Africa
Africa Inland Mission
Harry Gettings
New Wilmington
Washington Calling on Monopolies and Small Businesses
A discussion on steel industry patterns and the impact of monopoly pricing on small firms. The piece notes large capital needs, industry bargaining, and potential government intervention, questioning how tiny manufacturers can survive amid wage and price pressures. It mentions Senate changes and possible limits on industry wide bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Co
Philip Murray
Senate
House
Irving Ives
New York
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
The Parent Problem Continued Tips for Grandparents
Advice on mutually understanding and cooperative planning for family harmony focused on financial responsibilities and grandparent involvement. Encourages young parents to guide children with grandparents staying hands off unless not harming property. Recommends written agreements to reduce tensions and boost happiness.
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East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Ford's Rise From a Tinker's Shop to a Global Industry
The piece credits Henry Ford's success to private initiative and bold experimentation rather than government aid. It notes a small group financed the venture, the shop grew into a vast enterprise with iron mines and factories, and it highlights the role of mass production and the assembly line in building Ford's empire.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Henry Ford versus Government Critics of Regulation
The text argues Ford’s push for high wages and mass production faced government hostility. It claims labor laws, speech restrictions, questionnaires, and taxes hindered expansion. It casts Ford as a last strong individualist industrialist amid a shift toward collectivism and socialized economy.
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Henry Ford
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