Roosevelt picks Hull and Woodin for cabinet posts
In a push to quicken war debt talks and world economic recovery, President-elect Roosevelt announces Sen Cordell Hull of Tennessee as secretary of state and William H. Woodin as secretary of the treasury. They join an informal committee with Baruch and Moley to shape policy.
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Italy to return arms shipment to France and Britain
Italy agreed to return or destroy a shipment of 50 000 rifles and 200 machine guns sent from Italy after protests from France and Great Britain. The guns were believed headed for Hungary, with Mussolini blamed for a breach of the peace treaty. Sir John Simon called the incident closed in Parliament.
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Illinois plans June election for anti prohibition delegates
Governor Hofner and state leaders set June 5 as the date to elect 25 delegates at large to a July 10 prohibition repeal convention to decide whether Illinois will scrap the Eighteenth Amendment. The plan includes selecting delegates to determine repeal approval.
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Notable State Brevities and Local Crimes
LeRoy Page veteran railroad official dies in Leoma at eighty eight after weeks of illness. Dorothy Adams, nineteen, dies of exposure while intoxicated after two men and a girl questioned and released. Johnson Linder aged 105 dies in Palmyra, longtime Illinois resident who voted for 22 presidents starting in 1848. Two Elmhurst bank robbers driven off by tear gas. no loot. Russell McWilliams, 19, sentenced to death again for 1931 murder. execution set for April 21. Adolph Marks longtime Chicago Republican leader dies at Palmer House. Bandits seize butter and eggs worth 1500 dollars en route from Elgin to Chicago.
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Jairus Daughter Raised and Woman Healed Together
Readings recount Jairus urgent plea to Jesus for his dying daughter and the simultaneous healing of a woman with a hemorrhage. Both narratives highlight faith’s power, Jesus’ compassion, and the restoration of life and health through belief.
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Jairus
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Mother's Qualities Shown Through Child Rearing
A woman who has raised four or five children speaks with authority on parenting and psychology, noting her practical understanding covers most issues mothers encounter.
Heavenly Visions Prompt Action on a Higher Life
A meditation on the impact of a heavenly vision and its power to shame, rebuke, and inspire action. The piece suggests a vision can come from sermon, biography, holy life, a face, or a deathbed scene, and urges immediate action in the present.
California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Appetite for Children
Promotes better eating and improved color weight and spirits using a pure vegetable laxative. The notice warns mothers to buy only the genuine CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs bottled and labeled properly to ensure effectiveness and safety for children.
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