St Christopher's Inn at Grasmere Gorge NY Origin Story
A long feature recounts the origins of St Christopher's Inn at Grasmere in New Yorks Catskill area, tracing monastic lodging for wanderers to 1888 when Sisters of the Atonement established a convent on the Albany Post Road. It describes Father Paul James Francis founding the Greymeor friary atop a mountain, the growth of the Brothers Christopher mission, and the ongoing mission to provide shelter for jobless travelers with a large dormitory and multiple shelters.
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Dear Miss Grey Letters on Family Debt and Lending
A reader asks about a year old loan of $500 from her husband to his relatives who have not repaid. The writer believes the husband should pursue repayment while the spouse advocates earning the money. The exchange centers on who should act to recover the funds.
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America seeks petroleum substitutes in a push for conservation
Fifty oil leaders were asked by the President's Oil Conservation Board for views on substitutes for domestic crude and products. The board notes U S consumption averages 20 006 800 gallons daily and stresses diminishing resources while urging practical measures to prepare for using substitutes to conserve petroleum.
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Caillaux joins cabinet amid vocal protests in France
Joseph Caillaux's promotion to finance minister sparks constant hissing and booing in the reading of the Painleve declaration. Deputy Bertrand attacks Caillaux, calling for moral bankruptcy over financial concerns, while Caillaux remains silent. Premier Painlevé defends the appointment, likening it to wartime trust in Foch and Petain.
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Urges Immigrants Be Examined Abroad
Washington April 22. Labor Department plans to examine prospective immigrants abroad, a measure immigration officials hope will eventually eliminate the need for examinations at ports and reduce delays. An official said the plan envisions foreign medical checks and documentation prior to departure.
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