Assign Ministers to U. B. Churches Conference Ends
The 144th annual session of the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church concluded with ordinations and ministerial assignments. Bishops announced sixteen changes including transfers to Baltimore Trinity Memorial and Williamsport. a balanced financial report followed.
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Centennial
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United Ethren Church
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Lebanon Valley College
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Confusing OCR Record of 1933 Conference Notes
A mangled OCR fragment references a 1933 conference and various financial figures. Names, dates, and places are unclear but imply a formal gathering linked to charities or churches, with mentions of funds, pledges, and a permitting body. The text is garbled and reads as a partial public notice or meeting record with uncertain specifics.
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Caldwell
Conference officers set annual stipends and allowances
Conference superintendents receive $3.00 per year and travel allowance of 600. The enforcers treqsuntr receive $400 per year. Recording and pstatacias secretaries get $150 per year each.
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Pstatacias
AFL to Protest Hitler Regime Denunciations in Washington
In Washington on October 5 William Green of the American Federation of Labor pledged to protest German actions amid renewed denunciations of Adolf Hitler. The AFL leaders, including Tamás Báres of the Trade Union Congress, urged firm stand as the convention cheered the anti Hitler stance.
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Labor solidarity statement against oppression in Germany
A union pledge condemns the persecution of trade unionists and Jewish people in Germany. It expresses confidence that the American labor movement will join Britain and global workers in opposing dictators and oppressive regimes wherever found.
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Creemulson Adverts Claims Quick Germ Fight
An OCR fragment promotes Creemulson as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It hints the 7 heet helps with modern science and asserts no narcotics. The ad suggests acting on the spot if symptoms persist.
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Creemulson
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