Divorce Study Urges College Instruction On Marriage
A House of Bishops report by a special commission of the Episcopal Church finds divorce chiefly among those outside church influence. The panel requests no change to church laws on remarriage after divorce but urges colleges to include more instruction on human relationships and marriage in curricula, and calls clergy and social service groups to emphasize the issue. The survey cites responses from about 600 clergy across denominations.
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Baltimore Scottish Rite opens drive for new Temple
Opening dinner at Hotel Emerson kicks off a campaign to fund a Scottish Rite Temple in Baltimore. Judge Duncan presided with Mayor Broening, Pettit Lazaron and other dignitaries speaking on cooperation and fraternal ideals. Speeches praised the architectural goal and community pride as a key symbol of fellowship.
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Curtis Pleased With Reception In South
Senator Charles Curtis Republican Vice Presidential nominee praised reception in the South during a trip through Washington. He planned a speech in Martinsburg West Virginia later today and Wilmington Delaware that evening after earlier remarks in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Eldership to Meet for Fifty-Seventh Annual Session
The fifty-seventh annual session of the Churches of God in Eldership convenes with the First Church of God Westminster Frights for four days. Opening session Friday morning at 5. sermon by Rev F Ho Sunesty of Bagsmnhowe Church of God Miscln Thursday 7:20 p.m. Friday. Rev LM MecDonel of Mr Jor will speak. Saturday night Rev and Mrs Howard Corer, returned missionaries from Bosra India. Sunday afternoon Merern Fuss junior superintendent of the Carmit Count El Trion and Miss Minnie Nichzisor of Washington DC will speak. Regular morning and evening services on Sunday.
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Seventy Chinese Drowned Off Shanghai Coast
Shanghai dispatch reports seventy people drowned near Takao when coastal steamers of the China Merchant Steam Navig Co. were wrecked off Tientsin. AP dispatch notes the count from port authorities and rescuers continuing search efforts.
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Democratic Campaign Funds Report Shows Receipts and Expenditures
A House Campaign Funds Committee report details the Democratic fund activity from September 1 to October 15. It lists receipts of 1 539 441 70 including a 3 000 loan from the Cowsty Trust Company of New York and says expenditures totaled 2 355 255 18 with a balance near 198 838 8 percent.
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Injury to Grayson Blank Leaves Right Hand Amputated
Grayson L. Blank, 26, of High Knob, accidentally shot his right hand and required amputation between the wrist and elbow. He was brought to Frederick City Hospital Tuesday afternoon and was reported as doing as well as could be expected. No details on how the injury occurred were available, and no other accidents were reported at the hospital today.
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Hoover Welcomes Hurricane Flight Crew at Beach Rally
Nomination coverage centers on Jane Adams of Chicago endorsing Hoover as the Republican candidate while observers in Beach areas describe the hurricane impact from Palm Beach to West Palm Beach. Reports detail dangerous winds, property destruction, and displaced residents amid early storm warnings.
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Englishman Flies Solo Ocean Crossing Attempt
English aviator Commander H C MacDonald, 28, launched a solo attempt to fly from Newfoundland to England in a small Moth plane. The \"Gipsy Moth\" has a 26 foot wingspan and weighs under 300 pounds empty. After 18 hours he reached Europe, taking off from Harbor Circie and heading toward the Atlantic on a bold yet modest craft.
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Boosters Organize District Club In Myersville
In Jackson district county a new group named Jackson District Boosters was formed at the Junior Order hall in Myersville. Officers elected include President Cyrus F. Frook, Vice Presidents William Wachtel and Lester Brandenby, Secretary J. Edgar Biette, and Treasurer John W. Eldridge.
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Head of Atheists Arrested for Distributing Material
Chari Smith of New York, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, was found guilty of distributing printed material calculated to provoke breach of the peace. He was fined $25 and costs for his role in opposing a statewide evolution initiative to be voted on in the general election in Little Rock, Arkansas, on October 17.
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Mistreated Actress Reappears in Los Angeles Court Case
An estranged former actress from the Amoresca scene surfaces in Los Angeles proceedings. The case involves complex personal ties, a non divorce status, and a dispute over a child. Authorities are reviewing long-standing relationships within the theater world.
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Wife charges Bushman in alimony arrears
Basin 3. Oct. 17 AP Francis S. Bushman motion picture actor appeared in Circuit Court at Ti.10 aSSWET Wan ape wife, Mrs. Josephine E jing he was $00,060 in arrears impai ment of alimony and for support of their children. Bushman and his first wife were married in Wilmington Del. in 1902 and were duc éd at Towson in 1918. The ed for $40.00 a time of £ 4,000 annually for mam-
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Ayattstown Club Meeting Highlights and Votes
The Hyatts town Woman's club met at Ocean 2 with eight members and one visitor present. Mrs. Paul Benson led a song, Abrs. EL Davis presided, and Miss Pearse announced ment after which Hamilton Li Ders and tr were mentioned. The club voted $3 to support a care initiative and proceeded with activity updates.
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Fragmentary note on chem sanitation and travel scene
A garbled OCR fragment references water distillation and a group moving across a continent. It mentions efforts to prevent grease or contamination and hints at travel or movement by people from a place resembling Fredrics...
Army Dirigible Damaged Near Memphis After Squalls
The U S Army airship RS 1 returning from San Antonio with American Legion visitors limped into Scott Field after battling a nest of squalls over the Mississippi near Memphis Tennessee. Captain W E B Kepner led four officers and nine enlisted men as gusts ripped the envelope and nose braces.
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Baltimore Referendum on Airport Is Illegal
A Baltimore report states a plan to move forward with a referendum on an expanded airport loan and related revenue measures has been deemed illegal by state authorities. The ruling blocks any official action toward holding the vote and warns of procedural flaws in the initiative. The decision cites improper authorization and potential conflicts with existing transportation financing rules. local officials voice concern that the ruling stalls funding for airport improvements while supporters push for voter input.
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Smoked Glass Bandits Take Bank's 23309 Dollars
Two men fled with 23209 in cash from a Meths Ontario bank as officers and witnesses describe masked suspects wearing smoked glasses. The robbery prompted police to chase leads and issue immediate searches for the pair.
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Summary Weather Marks Second Day Of Frederick Fair
Summary weather reports continue for Frederick, detailing a second fair day with mild temperatures and intermittent clouds. Local agriculture exhibits and vendors show steady foot traffic as forecasts predict pleasant conditions for afternoon activities.
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Massive crowds test state and city police at festival day
Enormous crowds flooded streets as State Patrol and local police tighten traffic control around fairgrounds. Reports describe heavy vehicle flow and crowded sidewalks at Market and Patrick streets with parking restrictions in effect. A parade of former residents and visitors joined holiday travelers amid clear skies and dust, amid forecasts that predict even larger turnout tomorrow.
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Hickman Transferred to Death Chamber Today
William Edward Hickman, sentenced to hang for the Marian Parker kidnapping and murder, is moved tonight to the death chamber at San Quentin as part of prison routine. Warden Holshan declined to convene physicians to review his sanity. Governor Young said the decision ends Hickman’s last chance for clemency.
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Two Convicted in New York Se wer Conspiracy Case
New York October 17 An AP report says Maurice E Connolly former Queens Borough president and Frank Seeley former sewer design engineer were found guilty by a Supreme Court jury after more than 25 hours of deliberation on charges they conspired to defraud the city in building the 29.6 million sewer system.
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Property Change Near Creagerstown Sold for 1400
George T. Keech acted for Annie K Favorite in selling the 1215 acre property near Creagerstown to Arthur W Heathinly and wife of Baltimore. The estate includes an 11 room house and outbuildings along the Lewistown to Creagerstown road, next to the Old Friendship school property and Frank M Stevens farm. Purchasers intend to make it their home. Price recorded as 1400 dollars.
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Flapper Fanny Ward Seen Returning to New York
The article notes Fanny Ward, now past sixty, returning to New York after a London theatrical engagement. It hints at changes in her public image and suggests she may be shifting toward more private or reflective roles.
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Rosendahl to Tell of Flight of Graf Zeppelin
New York, Oct 17 AP Lieutenant Commander Charles E Rosendahl commander of the dirigible Los Angeles will tell of his experiences over radio tonight. He will be introduced by Amelia Earhart the woman who made a successful flight across the Atlantic. The program starts at 9 30 p m through WEAF WRC and 16 other stations. Oh George do you desire us almost a year since our honeymoon and that glorious day we spent on thousands I wonder how well spend this one On the rocks Tit-Bis.
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Tonight's Politics On The Air
Radio listings for Oct 17 announce Republican figures Senator Borah and John L. Lewis on WIS and WOR, plus T. O'Connor of the Snipping Board on multiple networks. Democratic former Senator Gore appears from Chicago on WGN, WEAF, and related stations, with District Attorney Banton on WEAF and New York site network.
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