Illinois State News Inconsistent Crime And Public Notices
Rock Island reports the first bicyclist intoxicated arrest with a $1 fine. A. V. Lind lost balance on a wobbling ride. Dr J F Corbin dies in Galesburg after 10 weeks of illness. Leach cites Guard funding and staffing changes for 1938. Elgin fatal shooting with Clyde Yeagley and mother held. Vandalia and Springfield restorations begun under Governor Horner. Hurley will probate with $2500000 estate. four charities receive $100000 each. Donnelly retires as Galena Amex agent. Manzer dies at 56. Lake Villa bank cashier survived by widow and daughter. Illinois Republicans attack NRA and monetary policy ahead of April primaries. Stricklin and Michael quarrel ends in Stricklin’s death. Civils workers strike over transport. Warren Wockner jailed for life in Joliet. Morris Civil War veteran buried with honors. Newlin appointed in supreme court clerk’s office. Rock River bridge at Oregon approved by War Dept.
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Carl Hubbell Tops NL Earned Run Rating For 1933
Carl Hubbell of the Giants led the National League pitchers in earned run average for 1933 with 1.66 ER nine innings, the lowest mark since Grover Alexander's 1.55 in 1916.
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Carl Hubbell
Giants
Grover Alexander
Steel chief William J. Filbert to chair finance panel
William J. Filbert takes over as chairman of the United States Steel finance committee at the start of the year succeeding Myron C. Taylor. The appointment places Filbert in a key governance role within the steel giant amid ongoing corporate oversight.
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William J. Filbert
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Japan Opens First Military Dog Training School
Japan establishes its inaugural military dog school inspired by the dogs used as messengers in World War I. The program trains groups of 25 dogs to deliver messages and provide first aid across sectors.
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Japan
Paul Has Guests and Journey to Rome Study
A December lesson on Acts 27 28 outlines Paul voyage to Rome shipmates Aristarchus and Luke storm near Crete and Paul’s serene faith. It covers his arrival in Rome his ministry with Jews and teaching that Jesus is king of the coming kingdom.
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Myra
Italy
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Puteoli
Jesus
Sweet Savor of Christ in Tender Conduct
The passage emphasizes that true virtue lies not in actions alone but in a Christlike sweetness. It highlights gentleness, courtesy, selflessness, and a desire to uplift others through a gracious manner.
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Christ
Springs of Comfort They are in God
A devotional excerpt describes God as Father of mercies and God of all comfort, likening His pity to a father's compassion for his children and stressing fear of the Lord as the path to comfort.
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Mercies
Winter Fruits and Vegetables Protect Health on Tight Budgets
Bureau guidance lists cabbage turnips spinach kale potatoes and sweet potatoes as affordable protective foods in winter. Dried beans and peas canned tomatoes oranges tangerines grapefruit lemons and canned peaches or pineapple provide vitamins minerals and iron for slim budgets.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Tuned Out a Tenor in a Smith Center Drug Store
Traveling men swap radio talk in a Smith Center drug store. An old man with a two-tube radio says he once tuned out a tenor from a quartet and listened to the other three. Missouri-Pacific Magazine.
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Smith Center
Missouri-Pacific Magazine
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