Churches Merge to Form United Congregational and Christian Group
Delegates at a national convention today announced the merger of the Congregational and Christian churches. Dr Sutton of Los Angeles was named moderator of the combined body and Dr Fred Th. Bmith urged an active education program to promote peace. The union serves about 1,090,000 members in 6,070 congregations nationwide, with Christian and Congregational churches each contributing large memberships.
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Congregational and
Christian
United States
Mississippi
Regulation Sought on Beauty Parlors by Texas Association
San Antonio reports the newly organized Texas Association of Beauty Culturists plans to seek regulation of beauty parlors. Temporary officers include A Walker as president Chomin A Johnson as vice president and Tauline Hancock as secretary and treasurer.
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Texas Association of Beauty Culturiste
San Antonio
Wau
Walker
Chomin A. Johnson
Tauline Hancock
Treanorer
Webb to Present Temperance Plan in Texas
Webb, superintendent of the Texas Anti Saloon League, travels by automobile from Dallas to Lakeland Junaluska, N C to present to the general board of temperance and social service at the Southern Methodist church, outlining an intensive temperance campaign. Nina the dog mascot of the Navy aided by not attending a court martial, received food after missing a slip but returning to naval headquarters within three days.
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Satlur
Ruths Unhappy Landing In Classified Service Ad
An old style advertisement promotes a classified service at Crockett 200 urging readers to hire writers for day to business ventures and personal prosperity. It emphasizes independence and direct assistance through Light Classified ads.
Bank funds in decrease for Dallas branch week ending Wednesday
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, San Alto tovio bank branch, totaled 172,485,000 for the week ending Wednesday. This marked a decrease of 2,571,000 from the prior week and a drop of 1,?12,000 versus the same week in 1930. Securities fell while reserves rose slightly. overall totals show mixed weekly changes with year over year declines in some accounts.
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Dallas
San Alto Tovio Bank
Securities
Intom Inc
Step Father Faces Girl Attack Charge
Charles Cox, a transient man, was charged with statutory attack on his 16 year old step daughter Mamie Cox in a complaint filed in the court of Justice of the Teaco Joby Union. Mamie's mother aunt and two younger brothers were placed in the care of Miss Lucy Smithers of the Child Protective and Humane Society. Officers say the family moved from town to town and lived on minimal income begged by the three children.
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Charles Cox
Mamie Cox
Court of Justice
Teaco Joby Union
Mamie
Winner
Lucy Smithers
Child Protective and Humane Society
Brother of city park man killed on highway
Word reached Percy Cardwell of 410 Waffling Place that Col Tinzecum, brother of J. Lingecum of the city park department, was shot through the head on a highway near Tenston. Houston authorities were informed that Linzecum appeared to be the victim of highwaymen.
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Tinzecum
Reni
J. Lingecum
City Park Department
Tenston
Wriday
Percy Cardwell
Waffling Place
Barcelona Mobilizes Troops for National Election
Barcelona authorities lead Madrid in mobilizing infantry and cavalry ahead of nationwide elections. The move aims to deter violence as Universal Service, MADIUD, June 20. Citizens note security measures as the city braces for the vote.
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Barcelona
Madiud
Madrid
Suntas
Man Hanged for Slaying Banker in Montreal Jail
A man named Washanger was hanged at four o'clock this morning in the Montreal Jail for the murder of a banker. The article notes the event occurred in Quebec and mentions Philadelphia.
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Quebec
TN Homed McHugh
Phdelphia Washanger
Montreal
Ayo
Bandits Tie Victim to Lathe
Bandits bound night watchman J. A. Atlin to a lathe in a Los Angeles machine shop early yesterday in a bid to force the combination to the gate. They thrust him toward the flax blades as a fatefully slow death neared, but a knock interrupted the ordeal and the robbers fled before police arrived. Atlin freed himself and went to the door where a camera fellow employee had arrived for work.
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Los Angeles
J. A. Atlin
Tom Lathe
Amin
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