Presbyterians in Ohio hold final session over church board split
In Columbus on May 29 the Presbyterian assembly considered steps allowed by church law if a congregation shifts support from the Board of Foreign Missions to a new board proposed by a fundamentalist faction. Rev H McAllister Griffiths of Philadelphia announced plans for a Bible believing Christians board after the assembly supported the current board amid charges of modernist tendencies. Final sessions opened with elections pending.
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Presbyterian Church
UCBA
Board of Foreign Missions
Wta Fundamentellat
H. McAlliater Griffiths
Philadelphia
Ultra-Fondamentalist
Board
Pt Vasious
Southern Presbyterian Assembly Adjourns in 73rd session
The General Assembly of Chey Presbyterian Church Inner United States adjourned its seventy third session at midmorning in Montreat North Carolina. It rejected a proposal to create a permanent committee on social and moral problems and adopted actions praising denomination staff salaries while endorsing revival and missionary support plans. The assembly scheduled next year’s meeting in Montreal and designated it as a prayer assembly with the first day devoted to prayer.
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Comanche
Tas
Nid Phone Church
Loulaburg
W.va
Ben J
Assembly of Prayer
Montreal
Damita Plans May Wedding to Sidney Smith
Paris dispatch reports Hollywood star Lili Damita and Sidney Smith, New York broker and former husband of Grantland Rice's daughter, in talks of marriage. Damita currently in Paris, with plans to sail from New York for Paris soon.
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Paris
Gili Damita
Vonny
Bidney Smith
New York
Grantland Rice
Miorenne
Anid
Trade the things you can use ad in The Idential F-1291
A terse plea for readers to swap items no longer wanted for goods they can use by placing a classified ad in the Identical F-1291 section. The notice echoes a local exchange spirit.
Throngs Visit Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago
May 28 officials report 259000 visitors to the Century of Progress opening. The Megits beaconed lights and modernistic buildings were illuminated by a beam traveling 40 years from Arcturus. Astronomical observatories and fireworks drew crowds as Italian settlements staged a festive display on the enchanted island.
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Chicago
Century of Progress
Exposition Grounds
Thester Artturus
Nilion’s
Astronomics Observatories
Enchanted Island
Senate Refuses Compromise Bill Amid Conference Report
The senate rejected a conference committee report on the rival school bill and ordered conferees to continue negotiations. The measure proposed a 96 million dollar appropriation for the next biennium, with further text appearing garbled in the source.
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Austun
May
Atin
Texas Penant
Acreage plan outlined to aid cotton prices
Washington May 2 Secretary Wallace outlined a plan to lease sections of land now planted to cotton and pay growers about 150 million dollars. He said such payments could stabilize cotton at 10 to 12 cents a pound and noted the new farm law hearing set for next Monday to discuss the Chicago trade market proposal.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Colt
C. A. Cong
Atlanta
Cottex
South
Chicago
Werhireton
Textile plant workers strike for higher wages in Columbia
Workers at the Columbia textile plant walked out demanding raises. Union spokesmen said wage talks failed as about 70 employees stopped work on Friday, seeking a 36 percent increase while conditions at the mill were described as improving by some management quarters.
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Commmata
S.C
Columbia Milalompany
Atrick Inday
Speculation Threatens Market Confidence in Washington
Washington faces a stock market wild ride as speculation drives shares skyward and risks eroding real values. The piece warns that rising prices do not create jobs or real wealth, urging the president to curb false confidence and protect the economy from a damaging crash. May 20 report notes a half inch rain in Laredo.
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New York Sloock Exchange
Latig
Dean
Washington
Roncerna
Bey
Alitskiers
Gole
Maleckny
Laredo Tlaredo
Ball Burren
Furlough Bill Faces Strong Opposition in Washington
Washington May 29 Advocates of national defense oppose a furlough rider to the independent offices bill giving the president power to furlough officers. Secretary Dern Senator Sheppard Senator Reed and the American Legion object, while President Roosevelt says no army reduction is planned. The measure threatens eligibility for thousands of officers amid the conservation effort, with House Military Affairs chair McSwain insisting enactment will proceed.
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Washington, D. Cy
Roosevelt
Ingisstatiah
Cina
Representative McSwain
South Carolan
House ‘Miliary Affairs Committee
Navy
le Aenry
European Peace for a Decade to Be Signed Soon
PARIS May 29. European peace for a decade will be guaranteed by a document under drafting this week. The four power pact proposed by Premier Mussolini of Italy is undergoing minor revisions and, as International News Service learned, will likely be signed by France before week’s end. Great Britain and Germany have already signified approval of the proposal.
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PARIB
France
INS
Mussolini
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
Usis
Two Men Held for Gangland Killing
In Quincy Massachusetts May 29 two men were held by police as they pressed an investigation into the gangland killing of Thomas G Currati a 26 year old retainer of Gustin mob and a recent government witness Currati’s body with bullet wounds was recovered from more than 100 feet of water in a local quarry Police tied Curran to the gangland penalty for a squelter His March 16 testimony sent Thomas F Dineen and Anthony Derabrowski to state prison for a brutal assault on Special Patrolman Daniel P McDonald last January.
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Quincy
Mass
Thomas G
Tea) Currati
Gustin Mobe
Currat
Curran
Thomas F. Dineen
Anthony Derabrowski
Priso
Daniel P. McDonald
Slast Wrecks Boat in St Lawrence River
In Ogdernsburg New York May 20 a boat exploded after a man fell overboard and was swept away. One person died and another was injured as crews battled the wreckage on the St Lawrence river near Chippewa.
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Ogdernsburg
Blue Star Treatment Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
A dubious ad touts Blue Star products claiming to kill germs and cure a range of illnesses. It describes soothing formulas and rapid action, naming no verifiable ingredients or credible medical backing.
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Bach
Waggoner Suffering Cerebral Hemorrhage Condition
Fort Worth May 29. W T Waggoner the wealthy sportsman and race horse owner showed no marked improvement today after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. Doctors said he still could not talk and remained in critical condition.
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Waggoner
Fort Worth
W. T. Waggoner
Doniacs
Stil
Plane wing buckles killing two near Regent
In Regent North Dakota two people Jaggers and Arlene Hentum, both nearby residents, died when a wing of John Sungers 23 aircraft buckled over Regent and plunged from about 500 feet. The tragedy occurred yesterday morning leaving the town stunned.
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Regent
N. D
John Sungers
Jaggers
Arlene Hentum
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