Clergy survey on hell and fate shocks Northwestern study
A Northwestern University survey of Protestant ministers shows 69 percent deny the existence of hell, 54 percent reject a devil, and 80 percent support teaching hell as a place of burning. Only 48 percent would teach judgment day to juniors, while 39 percent doubt it will come. Angels are widely believed, and views on afterlife vary with some ministers endorsing continued lies after death.
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Chicago
Fey
ING
Northwestern University School of Haueation
Hell
Sffir
Deity Beliefs and Morality Alongside Equipment Sale
A survey shows 74 percent disagree with bad deeds in a book, while 72 percent affirm the deity of Jesus Christ and 26 percent oppose. The item also notes complete restaurant equipment including Frigidaire for sale under a light classified listing.
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Jesus Christ
Ser Glassification 113
Governor Ferguson Invited to San Antonio Military Ball
Governor Miriam A Ferguson is invited as an honor guest to San Antonio's third annual military ball on February 22 at the municipal auditorium. Also invited are Mayor C. H. Quin, County Judge Frost Woodhnh, Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood, Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds, Brig. Gen. Henry Hutchings, Brig. Gen. Glaude Birkhead, Col. W. B. Tuttle, and other officers from the regular army, National Guard, organized reserves, naval and marine services, and foreign officers and their ladies.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
San Antonio
C. H. Quin
Frost Woodhnh
Johnson Hagood
Eighth Camps
Ernest Hinds
Henry Hutchings
Texas Adjutant General
Glaude ¥. Birkhead
Texas National Guard
W. B.tuttle
Organized Reserves
Regner Army
National Guard
Naval
Marine
Army Corps Parades Before Communists
Soviet Russia shows military might as a corps parades through Red Square before delegates to the seventeenth All-Union Communist party congress. Stalin and other leaders observe from Lenin's tomb as a thick snow falls.
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Moscow
Fen. Y
Russia
Moscow Gartisan
Red Square
Dastph Stalin
Communist Party
Lenin
Forty released after Madrid poisoning case charge dropped
Forty waiters and cooks released in Madrid after an investigation into claims they attempted to poison law enforcement officials at a local tea depot. The detainees were held briefly while inquiries continued.
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Madrid
Jatl
Gannuet Tea
What Congress Is Doing
The record outlines Senate and House actions with private bills and committee work. Foreign affairs examines a bill to equalize salaries in the foreign service while assistant secretary Carr reports. Military and naval panels review airplane contract profits as Congress considers four private measures and labor hearings on a 40 hour work week. An interstate commerce focus and a fleet tex bill to repeal a bank check rule are noted with dates around January 1, 4235.
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House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Carr
Labor Committee
FAA
Meand
Bail Made on Gun Charges
Four San Antonio racketeers posted new bonds of 200 dollars each for appearance in County Court No. 1 on charges of unlawfully carrying pistols. Named are Ben Ruby, V. A. Berry, Doe Hobrecht, and Polk Neal. Bonds were signed by various sureties after initial arrest November 12 and filings November 13, with motions and later grand jury proceedings leading to new complaints.
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Conré
San Antonio
Ben Ruby
V. A
Red
W. Isbell
Walxathon Marathon Stadium
J. F. Davis
Ninety-fourth District Court
Grand Jury
Davis
Berry and Hobrecht
J. A. Alterman
North Alamo Street
Frank R. Fettie
Ruby
Herbert Oliver
R. Willenbrock
Austin
Neal
Joe A. Atmimons
Nevada Street
F. P. Gallo
West Dittmar
Burlesque Spring Fashion Revue At YMCA Gym
A burlesque spring fashion revue will be staged by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the YMCA at the YMCA gymnasium Friday. Mrs. George Brush chairs the arrangements committee and Florence Saxon Busch will announce the program. Men will model women's clothes including bathing suits and big dresses. Notable participants include O. P. Schnabel Gii Noel Howard Baumbaugh Robert Kingston Jim Landers Paul Rochs F. W. Hoffmeyer J. Ross Rowles Wilber Johnson Jack Callier Ray Byrne Harold Brady James Parr Arthur Pugh Ed Jones William King O. Ghavne Wight E. G. McQuiloch Dewey Sanders Dr. Nelson Greeman Robert Michel and George Cloonan. Special entertainment features include a Mae West impersonation by Joseph Birger.
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YMCA
Y.M.C.A
George Brush
Florence Saxon Busch
O. P. Schnabel
Gii Noel
Howard Baumbaugh
Robert Kingston
Jim Landers
Paul Rochs
F. W. Hoffmeyer
J. Ross Rowles
Wilber Johnson
Jack Callier
Ray Byrne
Harold Brady
James Parr
Arthur Pugh
Ed Jones
William ©. King
O. Ghavne Wight
E.G. McQultoch
Dewey Sanders
Nelson Greeman
Robert Michel
George Cloonan
Mae West
Joseph Birger
Mrs Woolworth Dies in New York at Sixty One
Mrs. Woolworth widow of the founder of the five and ten cent stores died yesterday after illness in New York. She was in her sixty first year. Her relation to Tate FP. W. Woolworth is noted in the obituary.
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New York
Woolworth
Tate FP
W. Wooleworth
Cuba Moves to Renew Treaty Talks with United States
In Havana on February 8, Cosme de Torriente authorized start of negotiations with the United States to modify reciprocity and permanent treaties. President Mendiets hopes for an imperishable friendship treaty that would supplant the Platt amendment.
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U. S
Havana
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