Noted British Author Urges Y M C A Growth Worldwide
The article discusses the Y M C A as a global force for youth and moral development. It cites leadership from British circles and American influence, highlighting foreign students' access to Christian fellowship, and the YMCA's role in evangelism, education, and social welfare across China Japan India the Philippines and the Near East. It notes substantial staff diversity and a shift toward prevention through activity rather than punishment, stressing self government and financial oversight by laymen.
Crowds Pack Senate Galleries for Nomination Hearing
Washington crowds thronged the Capitol as the Watret nomination was set to be approved. Police reserves were called to control the congestion in the Senate lobbies and elevators halted to limit entry into the new galleries amid expectations of another fight in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parkes Cadman
I Whidmel
Wilton
Homor
News Service
Washington
DB. C
Feyewarmet
Senate
Iimen Tohe
Depale
Watret
Local Men To Operate Ride At Dominion Park
Local men Cart Reeble and Witla Wibley will operate a ride at Dominion Park for the summer. They plan to leave New Carle around the first of the month. Nee lig and Bigler purchased a Caterpillar this winter and tested it at Cascade park for use at the Canadian resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Park
Reeble
Witla Wibley
Sacred Concert At Emmanuel Church
Sacred concert at Emmanuel Church drew capacity crowds Sunday evening under the auspices of the church choir. Rev. Miirys Dbriihis served as chairman with Miss Virginia Heeler featured in a reading. The program included performances by Elizabeth tar ard R. E. Joho, Joan Evens, Wislodwin Jowis, William Wallan, Mel Bluedorn, Mrs Henry Padger, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Eirel
David Taping
Miirys
Dbriihis Sted
Mw Sentie
Mixs Eizaben Tarard
R. E. Joho
Joan Evens
Wasslodwin Jowis
Wiliam Wallan
Mesbers Hy Mel
Wilam Bluedorn
Henry Padger
Virginia Heeler
Incredible Tornado Tales From Red Cross Reports
Red Cross disaster workers recount astonishing tornado and cyclone incidents across the U S. A farmer carried aloft and dropped into a well, a rooster jammed head first in a water pitcher, cattle blown across bays, and houses torn from foundations. Stories emphasize rapid rescue, miraculous escapes, and the new mobile disaster unit formed to speed relief.
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Unaway
Dyingron
Thoas
Re Fer
Red Crage
Onture
Dotan
Eivery
Sean
Tony
Atlanta
Tous
Tormadnes
Ohio
Clow
Red Cross
Josey
Carlhinian
Coral Bay
In & d
Smonga
Ubut
Caroling
Tomadoss
Hope
Piass Windong
Feuth
Puablo
Colo
Ipler
Allys
Letoxtna
Abe
Tota To & Chase
Ted Cross
Radox Cioter
Silimes
United States
Ciis
Ris Corps
Army Navy
Dingater
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XMCA
Qaivah
MLC
Compa
China
Japan
India
Philippines
Natinia
CLA
Pratt
M. Cga
North America
Permanent European Force
P. Whiterell Wilsor
Wiileats
Marliament
Britis
Remtnicutor
Nnetarcus
Panodical
Jhod Denning
Tor
Salona T. H. C. A
Belom
Mather
Army and Navy Association
Honohrle
Traman
Gily
C. AL
VY. M. G A
Orient
YM. C. A. Suovides
Jngao
Tatin-America
Viilippines
Reece
YL C A
Foreign Mission Aboad
Y. MC A
Inter
Loeb
YM. C. A
Eumpeat
MC Ay
All Peoples
Tact
Lirenn
Ad Inbar
Ererd
Trearly
Sigpar
National Council
New York
Canasla
Thi
Sumionary
Sanenty
P.M O. A
School For Refuges
Tokyo
Uebate Gyen Warren Nont Jalian
Emmanuel Church
Ip 4
Aliansel
AL Texarkana
Texas
Burlingion
Kansas
Joe de Lorain
Lake Erie
Elin
Eries
Uibir
Romeless
Ny AT
HED Cross
Rome
Lorain
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