Episcopal Church Debate Expands on Divorce Policy
A church commission led by Bishop Herman Page recommends revising Canon on divorce to allow clergy to preside over remarriage and to reduce stigma. Minority views oppose broad changes, urging cautious stance while affirming civil liberty and pastoral discretion. The report notes societal changes, urges careful handling of marital guidance and youth training within the church.
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Herman Page
Michigan
Merziene
Mussepar
Josephy BH
Bevie
Alwismits
Gonge Aguinuts
Jorenitr
Hurband
Woman Is Made Director at Newcoin Orchard
Myre Charles A Wheetier announces a director appointment for a Newcoin orchard project. October 2 and 23 events are planned with attendees including Min Wheater and staff. A clearing house collaboration is pledged with the Mere Winchester group and others to support the effort.
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Myre
Charles A. Wheetier
Evita
Wheater
Fae Neal Col Ietiel Mazes
M. Crarmhnes Frattes
Fuppert
Crnical Clearing House
Winchester
Helen
Mrs. Scamh
Lindy and Wife Visit Tokio Hospital
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh visit Tokio Hospital touring wards with Mrs. Yammamoto, a mother presenting her child to Lindbergh. The Japanese mother wishes her child grows up to be an eagle like Lindy, praising his Pacific flight feats.
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Pacific
Yammamoto
Abilene Weather Summary from Abilene Texas
Weather note for Abilene Texas dated February 22 reports high winds and precipitation warnings. Mention of Grand winds, Canditves of Lorrain and a 6:33 p m time reference appears in a garbled local forecast.
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Nou Nesiro
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Grand Winds
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TOV
Abilene
Tee
Unclear historic land cultivation policy discussed in Cotvon bill
Fragmentary report details a proposed Cotvon bill affecting land cultivation and encroachment policies. Mentions land allotments, planting plans, and legislative debates with reference to officials and local actions.
Woman Fires 12 Shots as Thief Flees Residence
In a residence at 1435 West Wendaven Avenue, an unidentified woman fired twelve shots at a thief fleeing the scene. The assailant attempted to climb a window as he exited, while the resident and another occupant described fearing for their safety. Police are investigating the incident with limited details available.
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Rata City
Doriory
Riekerani
Painter Fee Meeting Monday In San Antonio
San Antonio residents urged to attend an open meeting at City Hall Monday morning on proposed ordinance changes for licensing and regulating painters and decorators. City officials and witnesses described costs, compliance rules, and potential impacts on local trades, with officials noting the measure aims to balance public safety and fair licensing practices.
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Penperty Awneze
San Antonio
Paul Arama
San Antinis
Dadeling
Orditance
Henie
Rondinen
Moutas
Mapor Cot
M. Chambers
Unclear Fragment Highlights A Flight Incident Near Nanking
Scrambled OCR text describes a monoplane downed on quiet waters near Nanking after a search in the Yangesa river. It references spectators, a raffle, and flight details amid unclear names and places.
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Ching
Merck
Cal
Charles 4
Tindbeegh
Fukuoka
Aspen
Deavight bin
Nanking
Yangesa River
Two Dry Agents Injured in Still Blaze
Police and fire units responded to a still explosion tied to prohibition era activity. Agents H. J. Coline and A. A. Stunet were hospitalized after a high pressure tank blew, igniting whiskey and causing one agent to be swept from water.
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Tra
H. J. Coline
A. A. Stunet
Rae Hospital
Port Sam Mwnuston
Stuart
Flo
Stmare
Keneily
Batserdae
Wollion Wan
Bia
Jones Chosen to Head Peace Group
Jones selected to lead a locally organized peace association. The group meets November 1 to 14 with plans to attend church events, rehagia, and club activities during Armistica fay celebrations. Public invited to attend Friday evening meeting at 4 PM.
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Jones
Asseriasinn
Churcher
Rehagia
Clube Ae
Armistica
New Law Orders Husband to Pay Wife Support
A court under a new statute requires S. A. man to provide his wife with monthly alimony of 45 dollars. The action centers on legal duty to support a former marriage partner, with the trial referencing abandonment charges and related financial responsibilities.
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S. A
Fred Cowen
New Los Angeles park attendance sets summer records
City recreation department reports 14 832 attendees at San Autopia playgrounds this summer, plus 10 350 at night baseball games. Special events included a pageant Alive Dream of Wonderland and a children’s circus. Croquet drew 289. women’s gymnastics 21. total three-month park attendance reached 94 438 at Woolman Lake area and varied across Roosevelt, Lindbergh, Highland, Elmendorf and other parks.
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Elsvy Wilson
Mise Wilson
Miss Wilson
Voor Aligg Latin Hamilton
Elildeep
Fort Worth
San Antonio Algo
Jail release sparks confusion in Memphis report
A chaotic incident in Memphis notes a jailer releasing a prisoner by mistake, leading to questions about custody procedures and the unintended release of an inmate amid unclear details and timing.
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Memphis
Lean
Wil Jie Minhell
Negra
Jelbere
Whitin
Plague of Pests Endangers Farms Worldwide Warns Scientist
A noted researcher warns that millions of pests including rats insects birds and worms threaten crops across India Germany England and beyond. He cites vast numbers of pests daily damaging grain and nests, urging protective measures and humane controls to avert widespread loss.
Army Orders ainhivreel keesteey WAPHINGTUS
Army orders and movements are listed with names and places such as New York and Washington. The fragmentary text mentions various officials and locations including Fort Fork, Walter, and Benning, with scattered references to training and assignments.
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Pearelave
Rvering Board Tatertininstice
Malora Tilerd Ba
DBI
Feagidia el Wan Praacia
Je Heath
G. Fe
Waatingion
Larpenal
Fans i
Revel
Tanknon
Ian Ty Stat Bane
Tata Peleis
Chloe
New York
Watae
Werward
Tretminere
Police praised for vigilant shore crossings duty
In a ceremony, SUA UOL police and superintendent Tan Cochran commended traffic officers for their careful patrols at water crossings. The praise highlighted courteous, professional conduct and steady dedication during the Southwest Lexus Teachers meet and community events, with thanks to Phi Wright and the tireless front-line team.
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Tebe Cath
Pelarday
Phi Wright
Tan
Tehonts
Cochran Ssn
Commiskimere
Tle
Lexus
Visitor Becomes Inmate at Minnesota Asylum
Raw OCR fragment details a visitor who becomes an inmate at a Minnesota asylum. The report notes the jail crowds leading to relocation to a hospital and eventual admission for a mental health evaluation or treatment. Names and places are garbled. action centers on admission and transfer within the facility system.
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Prugy
Minn
Smawrine Latsien
Tenied
Erunts
APS CAPTURE 2 MORE TOWNS
The Takia foreign office announced efforts to deescalate the Sino Japanese crisis near Afukden as Moscow reports Russian units on the Silvro Manchurian frontier. Authorities expect possible further expansion of influence while limiting border clashes amid tense international watch.
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Morcow
Weru
Althoush
Leia
Evan Seaterday
Megcow
Raxsin
Aedinije
Atonement Day Services Detailed in Jewish Observance
The Day of Atonement services described include morning rites at Tenuta Both-El and evening prayers, with ancient Kol Nidre chant led by a choiring body. Bertram Biman and I L Marky perform titles, and a musical program by Alex Johnton and others follows the memorial and concluding services, ending with scroll readings.
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Tenuta
Both-El
Lewaniogvki
Binder
Bertram
Biman
Mra I. L. Marky
Goubod
Alex Johnton
Koy BU. Lowe
Sarah
Freshmen to Be Taught Hi School Songs and Yells
At the first meeting 45 girls were elected to the organization for the school. Names include Vlotct Wil, Billy AMedicn, Lois Mae Reidner, Ueeter Will, Merenee lle Reece, Brelsa Fienn, Mildrel Ace he, Kina Pee, Lucille Brahinina, Elizabeth Killiarn, Mary Tawise Wor nan, Anna Tell Jacobs, Mary Daven not, Halle Mae Yelvington, and many others. The group will focus on school spirit and yells.
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Margaret Tiollie
Anna Hill
Kathria Cole
Vere Wofford
Ihr
250 Are Killed in Auto Accidents
A garbled Barawst report lists 250 killed and 245 injured in automobile crashes recently, with references to Mo date and highway conditions. Authorities, named places, and exact figures are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item records a high number of fatalities and injuries across multiple incidents.
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Jeveerbon Glty
Barawst
Anil
Omia
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