Proud of Adventist Hair Belief Sparks Community Debate
Seventh-day Adventist followers in Glendale California gather at the Pescock Military Academy grounds for their annual encampment. Officials discuss educational aims and health practices as the group supports modest dress and vegetarianism while opposing attraction to theater and courting. The report notes internal tensions over discipline and reinterpretation of modesty within the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Marie Williams
Houston
Peacock Military Academy
Dancin
Ca Deer
Glendale
Calif
Pescock Military‘ Academy
Ghpred
Cavebeer
Cas
Mexican Senate Backs Tejeda in Church Policies
In Mexico City July 1 the senate backs Tejeda in church policy measures, reinforcing limits on religious figures in education and public life. The Adventist position is staunch on scriptural education, morality, and church authority, opposing broad secular reforms and embracing private school instruction.
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Mexican Senate
Tejeda
Mexico City
Gaterano Adaltez
Vera Cra
Duseteer
Ivers
Evoliion Bs Shapl
Oil inquiry drags in Sinclair testimony demand
The Senate opened its final oil industry inquiry day with a motion by Senator Pollard of Tyler to compel Sinclaire to appear for questioning. Debate raged on committee plans and court procedure bills as two subcommittees were proposed to handle pending legislation. Governor Sterling objected to broad powers for the conservation commission, while lawmakers debated market demand and the need for enhanced conservation to stabilize prices amid volatile production.
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Clair
Toi Pollard
Tyler
Rinclair
Pulsa
Oklo
Sinclaire
Pollard
House
Corgerration Lille
Ybe Toe
Uresotey
Uniter
Plau Doe
Endrcumittees
Cass
Railroad Commission
Otter Committee
Agenics
Railsoarl Commission
Sterling
Senate
Sinclair
W. Thowley
Tulea
Okla
Arsocialinn
State Rail- Thad Commission
Cereell
Ton A. Smith
Dat M. Nett
Nett
Afr
Terrell
R Sterling
Saar House
Rhe
Poison Kills Arrested Man in Police Custody
An autopsy reported the death of a man who died Wednesday night at a hospital after an arrest for disturbing the peace at a street area. Justice of the Peace Johan Shook ordered an inquest into the death as police investigate possible foul play and the circumstances surrounding the arrest and hospital arrival.
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Toes Mabrnok
Kober
Johan Shookad
Thrilled Beattle
Lbs
Clothing Shop Robbed of 80 Dollars
Thieves towed an iron barn from the rear entrance of the Fashion Clothing Shop at 108 Fast Houston Street and escaped with $80 in clothing. The burglary was discovered Thursday morning by manager J. Cohen. Detectives Kal Campa and Fy Tennard inspected the scene, with evidence noting no apparent disruption beyond the rear door.
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Kal Campa
Fy Tennard
City to Fight Alley Litter Under New Ordinance
City officials vow to enforce the alley trash ban to curb filth in vacant lots. Health Director Olle Riles urged prompt action as crews remove waste and place warnings in alleys.
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Olle Riles
Thoraday
Aml Vale
Pi Ferard
Roush Walters
Radio tested flight hours with Lindberghs and crew
Report describes Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne radio testing near Morro Bay with a carrier pigeon in parts of their final hours. Mrs Lindbergh executes radio operations while Lindbergh plans to leave about 1 o clock this afternoon to relocate toward the distant airfield.
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Charles Lindbergh
College Airport
New York City
Washington, D.C
Orient
North Beach
New York
Worth Haven
Maine
Canada
Alaska
Bering Straits
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miro
Mvalhergsh
Prigr
Prac
Pian Rollo
Tind- Deigh
Ili
Nectess
Oliqra
Square Dance at Woodlawn Lake Draws Crowds
Activity at Woodlawn Lake draws wide attendance with ages 2 to 84 represented. Local church organizers and officials, including Calvary First Church and Mayor G M Ainberghor, praise the event as popularity grows. Another dance is planned for Wednesday night near the west Weilness area.
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Woodlawn Lake
Calvary
W. Biles
G. M. Ainberghor
Mary Wilson
West Weilness Bny Night
Ambulance Plane Carries Injured Soldier to Fort Sam Fi
An airborne ambulance piloted by Master Sergeant Peter Russel departed at 40:20 a.m. to evacuate Private Roy Alallenp to Port Sam Tonaton’s Station Hospital. The mission followed an automobile accident near Fort Tagan, Colo, with the Twelfth Field artillery unit. The patient sustained critical injuries and a brain injury, while the unit’s status remains linked to a new organization led by Col. Ae P T. Chark. The ambulance crew expects to reach the hospital shortly.
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Kelly Fivid
Peter Russel
Phurrilay
Ogopa
Roy Alallenp
Port Sam Tonaton
Kiatican
Fort Tagan
Colo
Twelfth Fick’ Artillery
Fort Sam
Ae P T. Chark
Elebth
Aborted close call as live power wire drops in Newark
Residents escape injury when a high powered electrical wire falls across telephone lines in the 700 block area. A nearby garage catches fire briefly but is extinguished with no damage. Police and utility workers cordon the area while wires are secured and the scene is cleared.
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Enat
Pradinie
Nichard Williams
Mended
O'Marra
Geen
Bizx
Hazel Smith
Alao
Tira Department
Lubile Service Company
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Seuren Ard
Teem
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Tom Watner
Pater Teyre
Jacob Miller
Pleasant Hill
Mifflinsburg
Hertzbergs
Opticians
San Antonio
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Trank Bros
Iste
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