Presbyterians reaffirm stance against repeal and back social welfare
At the 145th annual Presbyterian meeting in Columbus Onin May 21 delegates from 4 church groups, totaling 840 officials and 2,000,000 members, overwhelmingly opposed repealing the Eighteenth amendment. The assembly approved a social welfare report urging anti piracy film legislation, peace promotion, unemployment relief, and abolition of child labor, while criticizing a section supporting conscientious objection to war and opposing compulsory military training.
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Onin
Presbyterian Standing Committee On Social Welfare
Congress
Roosevelt
Wage Row Sends Man to Hospital in Dallas
Police blame a wage dispute for an altercation that left J. W. Moore, 62, with a neck wound and head injuries from a hatchet. Suspect C. D. Hing, 59, is held in jail as investigations continue.
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uNs
J. W. Moore
Moore
C. D. Hing
Reds Arrested and Poison Seized in Germany
EBSEN May 27 08 Communist members of the Duesseldorf group were arrested accused of possessing large quantities of deadly poison and a black list of nationalist leaders to be poisoned. Police identify four detainees as members of a terrorist cell.
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Ebsen
Germany
Lst
Duesseldorf
Texas vet recruits to be split by bureaus
The South Texas quota of about 26 000 veterans to be recruited for the Civilian Conservation Corps will be handled through the local Veterans Bureau. Regional director L P Chapman of the Veterans Bureau said a Texas quota of 1176 men will be divided, with half managed by Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds in Austin and the Dallas Veterans Bureau directing North Texas.
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South Texas
Civ-ien Conservation Corps
Trials End With Mistrial Motive In Texang Beer Case
In Longview Texas and Greenville Texas juries were dismissed after acquittal bids on selling 3.2 beer. In Longview officers seized seven cases of alleged 3.2 beer from a city warehouse while in Greenville two white men were jailed as sheriff’s officers seized a truckload of 130 cases of purported 2.2 per cent beer.
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Longview
Texas
Leon Purtle
Elliott
Greenville
San Marcos Man Wins Carnegie Fellowship
San Marcos resident Barnard Biggs, UT Austin student, was named the Carnegie Institute for Coal Research fellow in Pittsburgh. He will receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree in June.
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San Marcos
Barnard
Biggs
University of Texas
Carnegie Institute For Coal Research
Pittsburgh
P T A in Lockhart elects officers for coming year
Lockhart May 27 Joliet Parent-Teacher Association elected the officers for the ensuing year. Frealdent Mrs E P Stanfield vice presidents Mrs Elmo Smith Mrs C V Watterson and Mrs Enso Crowell secretary Mrs d A Fulks. Teging possession and transportation of intoxicating liquors will be fled according to District Attorney Henry Pharr.
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Henry Pharr
Pastor to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon at BSNGUIN
The Rev Theodore atreng of San Antonio, chairman of the Texas Lutheran college board of regents, will preach the baccalaureate at the college service Sunday. Special Sunday school classes for 46 graduates and soldiers will be opened at the Government Hill Methods church at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. The Rev W D Welburn announces the new service with the pastor in charge.
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Bsnguin
Theodore’atreng
San Antonio
Board of Regents
Texas Lutheran College
W. D. Welburn
Revival to Continue for Another Week at Government Hill Church
The revival meeting at Government Hill Church of Christ has drawn large crowds and will be continued for another week. Rev. Hugh Clark of Denver Heights Church of Christ will lead, with J. J. Thomas assisting with song services.
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Government Hill Church ‘of Christ
Hugh Clark
Denver Heights Church
Luling Plans Big Independence Day Celebration
Luling chamber of commerce plans a regular old-fashioned Fourth of July barbecue and celebration to honor President Roosevelt's new deal and Independence Day, aiming for a festive community gathering in May.
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Luling
Roosevelt
Luling Chamber, of Commerce
New Braunfels High Names 1933 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
James Harry Street named valedictorian and Carmen Melcher salutatorian for the 1933 New Braunfels High School senior class. Radiation exercises set for May 31.
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New Braunfels
James Harry
Carmen Melcher
New Braunfels High School
Graybure Suit Hearing Set
At the request of attorneys Judge Duval West of the local Federal district court has set a public hearing on a proposed settlement of a $270,000 claim against the Grayburg Oil Company, brought by the Bank ofBradwell West Virginia. It’s wise to buy real estate how. You’ll profit in days to come. See Light Classified Ads.
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Duval West
Federal District Court
Grayburg Oil Company
Bank of Brardwell
West Virgainia
Free Booklet on Stomach Ills Advertisement
Advocate style ad claiming stomach ulcers arise from gastric hyperacidity and that the booklet offers relief without rigid dieting. Promotes a guaranteed trial offer and savings from operations. Encourages sending money for a free booklet from a Minnesota company with a listed address.
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Minneapollo von Company
la Payette Aldg
Minnesholls
Minn
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