World Conference Deadlocks Germany Relief Efforts
Prime Minister Ramsay McDonald chairs talks as seven powers back partial German credit extensions and long term loan plans. France signals disapproval of Hoover credits. Bruening and Curtiss seek new talks with Washington and Berlin amid Austro German union doubts.
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Committee of Finance Ministers
Inondon
Germany
Hoover
Stimson
World Bank For International Settlements
World Bank
Bruening
Curtius
France
America
Great Britain
Herr Bruening
Laval
Berlin
Frances
Ramsay McDonald
Europe
Insurgents Plan August Offensive Into Kiangsi
The Canton based insurgent government declares it will start operations against the Nationalist regime on August 1 led by Gen. Chang Fat-Kawi into Kiangsi province. The move follows Gen. Shih Yu-San initiating hostilities in northern China triggering martial law in Peiping and Tientsin and a Nationalist news censorship.
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Canton
China
Chang Fat-Kawi
Kiangsi
Shih Yu-San
Shih
Yellow River
Peiping
Tientsin
Coxie and Annabelle Restart Plans to Wed on New Year’s Eve
The life insurance agent Coxie, famed for his generosity to actors, faces a sudden turn when Annabelle plans to marry Macy the heir of a shipping clerk. Coxie’s future hinges on possible reforms and renewed finances as both lovers reconsider their path.
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Coxie
Broadway
Annabelle Evans
Annabelle
Annabelle Invans
Coste
Macy
Annabole
Coxte
Changing Britain seen by German writer
The piece notes a major shift in English thinking since World War I. It cites Bernard Shaw on ideas sticking in English minds and argues England will not return to prewar life but must adopt radical measures. The author claims English opinion has fundamentally changed into a sense that action is required.
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Pirance
Quai d'Orsay
League
France
Europe
Eric Kauffmann
A. 8. Feller
New York
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Franz Rottenberg
Bank of Austria
Austrian Credit Bureau
Britain
England
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Paul Cohen Portheim
Jin the
Bertin
Restored Murillo Painting Reunites St Anthony Figure
A Murillo canvas in Seville’s cathedral baptistry featuring St Anthony and the Christ Child had the kneeling St Anthony of Padua cut out in 1874. A Spaniard offered the missing figure for sale in New York, Mr. Schaus bought it for 250 dollars, and after the Spanish consul was informed the figure was returned and the painting restored amid public festivities.
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Cathedral of
Seville
Murillo
St. Anthony of Padua
New York
Schaus
Decline in Scottish church attendance sparks closures
Religious leaders in parts of Scotland warn that dwindling congregations lower than a faithful score, with churches seating 500 to 600 often only a few dozen attend. Officials predict some places of worship may close due to lack of support.
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Scotland
Saul Chosen as Missionary in Converts Story
Lesson outline on Acts 9 1 19 and 1 Tim 1 12 14 traces Saul's persecution of Christians his vision from heaven his inquiry What wilt thou have me to do his Damascus journey Ananias vision fear obedience and Saul receiving sight Holy Spirit baptism and conversion to become the apostle to the Gentiles with emphasis on transformation through grace and call to ministry.
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Agrippa
Saul
Jesus
Stephens
Damascus
Ananias
Israel
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Gospel commission drives early church mission in century dynamics
The piece quotes Dr I W Parr on the great commission urging preaching to every creature rather than adapting the Gospel. It frames the first century as God’s dynamic unto salvation, and cites the twentieth century context.
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de,. I. W. Parr
Words on Sin and Mind by Stuart Parker
A brief quotation from Stuart Parker reflections on guilt and the tongue staining the mind with unspoken sins. The note presents a moral meditation on mercy and self-examination.
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de Bustamente
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Paso
Texas
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Santa Fe
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Denison Free Bridge
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Loy
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Goodyear-Zeppelin
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Detroit
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN
Improved Uniform International
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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