The Churches at 138th Street and Leyden Ave
The Lutheran church services outline a March 30 German service at 10.45 a.m. with a sermon on Galatians 4 21 31 The Rev G Elbert leads midweek Lenten services April 2 7 30 p.m. in German He will address What shall I do with Jesus Shall I mock Him On April 3 7 45 p.m The Sign of the Cross will be presented by Walter Dc Gran the blind impersonator St Paul s congregation led by W J Kemnitz pastor
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G. Elbert
Jesus
Walter Dc. Gran
St. Paul’s
Blind reader Walter C. Gran to present The Sign of the Cross
Minneapolis reader and impersonator Walter C. Gran will interpret The Sign of the Cross at St. Paul parish hall 138th street on April 3 at 7 45 p m. The performance highlights Christian martyrdom under Nero with Gran describing the drama despite his blindness and admission is 35 cents for adults 15 cents for children.
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Walter C. Gran
Minneapolis
St. Paul Parish Hall
138Th Street
Nero
Christ
Our Saviours Church and Dolton M. B. Church Notices
Our Saviours Church invites morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Luther League at 6 45 led by Donald Mullen Ad ditional services include Lenten midweek prayers and a children sermon. Dolton M B Church lists services 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 worship 7 80 evening but Easter programs planned and Epworth League debate on naval arms control scheduled for March 30.
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Wabash
Luther League Young People’s Meeting
Donald Mullen
Geo. Ehrich
People’s Church
Roseland
People’s
Sheridan
Main Street
Epworth League
Noted Historian Dead in Ann Arbor Michigan
Prof. Claude Halstead Van Tyne sixty head of the history department at the University of Michigan died in Ann Arbor He authored several historical works and edited the American History Review from 1915 to 1919.
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Anne Arbor
Mich
Claude Halstead van Tyne
University of Michigan
The
American History Review
Farm Bureau Still Backs Legge and Farm Board
Chicago officials report the American Farm Bureau Federation continues to support Chairman Alexander Legge and the federal farm board. President Sam H. Thompson says insufficient time has passed to test the marketing act, and notes debate over an equalization fee to handle crop surpluses may evolve as the act is evaluated. Some directors suggest eventual adoption of the fee to balance domestic and foreign markets.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Sam H. Thompson
Federation
Thompson
Farm Board
Congressional Committee
A J. Olsen
Renville
Bandit Massacres Reported in Kiangsi Province
Reports from Shanghai say Bandii forces killed more than two thousand men women and children in the Fuan district earlier this month under bandit chief General Chutoh. Ue reportedly still holds the district as gunboats from the United States Britain and Japan patrol the Yangtse river fearing further mass casualties.
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Shanghai
Kiangsi
Fuan
Chutoh
Yangtse
Hoover to Visit Mexico City Says Ortiz Rubio
President Ortiz Rubio announces that President Hoover has accepted the invitation to visit Mexico City during Hoover's presidency. The date is not disclosed. Rubio expresses desire for Hoover to return the U.S. visit from last year.
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Hoover
Mexico
Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
Ins
Rubio
United States
130 Persons Killed in Movie Theater Fire in Manchuria
A film theater at Kirin Manchuria suffered a devastating explosion and fire killing 130 people and injuring many others. Most victims are believed to be Chinese including relatives of prominent officials.
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Tokyo
Kirin
Manchuria
U. S. Reports Show Business Improved
Washington reports from 27 lines of business indicate firm general conditions and steady improvement in the four months after the stock market crash. Construction signs point to revival with adequate credit, while residential building lags and edge to optimism remains in finance. Bond issues rise, bank easing reaches smaller centers, savings rise modestly, and life insurance gains 8 percent in February.
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Washington
National Business Survey
Julius K. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Democrats Predicted to Win Control of the House
Representative Burns of Tennessee, head of the Democratic congressional committee, predicts the Democrats will gain about 70 seats in the fall elections, expanding from 163 to 218 of 435. he cites dissatisfaction with the administration’s economic depression and related issues as voter motive.
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Washington
Slooyer
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Chaiman
Democratic Congressional Committee
Burns
3 to 1 Vote for Repeal of Prohibition
New York reports that the Literary Digest poll of 20 million citizens shows 582,026 against prohibition and 191,909 in favor of enforcement. The survey notes growing demand to repeal the prohibitory statute and earlier polls favored allowing light wines and beer.
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New York
Literary Digest
Aray Buys 123 New Planes Wathington War Dept Contracts
The War Department awarded contracts for 30 attack planes and 73 bombing planes as Aray secures a large purchase. Officials confirm the deal supports military aviation efforts and expands the airfleet.
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Aray
Wathington
War Department
Bible World Sales Reach 237 Million, BFBS Says
The British and Foreign Bible Society reports that 237 million Bibles have been sold in the last 30 years. The Good Book has been distributed globally and remains the top seller in leading countries.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Land Without Forests in Egypt Cites Palm and Sycamore Growth
The article notes that Egypt lacks forests, relying on date palms and sycamore as principal trees. It describes the introduction and flourishing of many fruit trees when adequate moisture is provided.
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Egypt
Cook County
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth. Church
Leyden Ave
Missouri
W. J. Kemnitz
OUR Saviour’s Church
United English Lutheran
A. Voorhees
Dolton M. BE
Claude H. van Tyne
AMER
Farm Bureau
Legge
U.S. Board
U. S
House
Hotel Sherman Admiation
Peter A. Anker
Aetah
South Holland
Thornton
Business Administration
Jos. Penn Carolan
Chas
Ernest Guyton
Willis McFeely
Frank Houcer
Distributors OF
Frigidaire
Wm. C. Zesch & Son
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
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