Roosevelt Urges Peace Support In Radio Forum
President Roosevelt urged public backing for a peaceful national policy during a message read from the USS Houston at the New York Herald Tribune forum on current problems. He argued for truth in citizenship, especially among women, and warned against entanglements that lead to war.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
America
U. S.S. Houston
New York Herald Tribune
Women’s Conference
NBC
Negro and Miss Vivian Brown Visit in Cozet Virginia
Communities list guests of Rev and Mrs G D An derson in Cozet and Deep Water with family links. Other visitors include Mr Louis Breckenridge ill at home and Mrs Adline McCoy of Corrine. Revival sermons at First Baptist feature Rev R J Patterson and evening topics.
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Vivian Brown
Cozet
Virginia
G. D. Anderson
Brown
Anderson
G. D. Anerson
Deep Water
Charles Barkade
Tams
R. J. Patterson
First Baptist
The
Missionary Society
C. M. Carter
Elveree Knight
Philadelphia
J. C. Knight
Stratton High School
Morris Brown
Beatrice Brown
Fannie Morehead
Mack Morehead
East Gulf
Beckley Hospital
Velma Reed
W. M. Reed
Mayberry
Hattie Reed
Mary Knight
Fannie Willis
Beckley Area Personalities And Health Notices
Local items report Rev. W M Freeman taking a vacation to Decatur Alabama. William Woody of Beckley admitted for appendicitis and improving after surgery. Rev M Hope departing Beckley for Cassius Hill to lead revival at First Baptist. Installation service at New Hope Baptist features Rev T S Jennings and the Virginia Rainbow quartet. Mrs Ruby Arnold and Rosa Chatman visit ill father James Penn in East Beckley. A Mahavansa chronicle notes Vijaya’s 504 B C landing as Singhalese king.
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W. M. Freeman
Decater
Alabama
William Woody
Beckley
Beckley Hospital
Rev. M. Hope
Cassious Hill
First Baptist Church
O. T. Harris
Hope
Tom’s Run
New Hope Baptist Church
T. S. Jennings
Glen White
Ginia Rainbow Quartet
Ruby Arnold
Rosa Chatman
Linwood
James Penn
East Beckley
Ceylon
Vijaya
B. C
Ford V-8 for 1936 Promises Practical Luxury and Safety
Ford showcases the 1936 V-8 with a longer hood and new grille, larger fenders, and refined appointments. Highlights include easier steering, a larger radiator with two pumps, improved brakes Ford Super-Safety, safety glass, and twelve body types priced from 510 to 760 dollars FOB Detroit. Financing via Universal Credit Company offered.
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Ford
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
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J. M. Deen
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Iroquois
D. M. Hiser
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R. C. Brown
J. C. Brown
Amigo
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