Clerics Call for Unity in Face of Modern Threats
Syracuse clerics urge unity between secular and religious press to combat modern forces perceived as threats to faith. They discuss atheism, atheistic systems, and the rise of new faiths, urging cooperation and loyalty to Christianity as essential to democracy and social harmony.
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Unita
Hearst
Cars
Fenimore Cooper
All Saimrs’ Episcopal Church
Criving
Sid
World of Cars
Germany
Christiane
Ray Dreeman Jenny
Severan
Port Cesterian
Three Faiths Unite In Defense Of Religion
Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders rally to Hearst call for united religious defense against paganism and atheism. Clergy bodies form federations to promote brotherhood days, urging action and universal justice.
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Secath the Journal
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Sands
Federation of Churches
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Z. V. Mah Jsnhawer
First Presbyterian Church
T Ime
Molderhawer
Hurehmen
Rabb
Everett Ross Ciinchr
Lfe
Actiite
Dar
Mrr. Hearst
Federal Council of Churches Christ of America
Chicago Clergy Rabbis To War on Atheism Front Formed
Special to The Journal from Chicago reports Christian clergymen and Jewish rabbis moving to unite against atheism and anti-religious trends. Leaders from Rogers Park Methodist Church and B'Nat Zion Rabbinical Congregation advocate unified defensive action to combat perceived threats from state church models and dictatorial influences.
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Chicago
Rogers Pars Methodist Episcopal Church
Dre A I. Lassen
Zion
Colum
Baruch outlines five point plan for stabilizing economy
Bernard Baruch, economic adviser to several presidents, urged revision of the economic system but warned against revolutionary change. He presented a five point program to stabilize the nation, urged international cooperation, and blamed the Versailles treaty for European unrest while defending democracy against fascism and communism. He stressed equality for agriculture, wage floors, fair practices, broader tax reform, and careful trade policy to restore domestic recovery.
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Baruch
Robert A. McGill
U.S
Washington
INS
United States
Bernard M. Baruch
T Sx
Senate
Nathon
Gromit
Russia’s Poets Laureate Remembered Amid Trial Protests
Russia honored the poet laureate as wealth poured in and his pen defended the Bolshevist cause. A nerve wracking mood hung over Moscow as crowds gathered in freezing snow outside kiosks, awaiting Pravda and Izvestia with belligerent headlines calling for death for traitors.
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Russia
Thay
Moscow
Pravda
Jzvesta
Sister and Father's Fiend Witnesses
Ashnei MacDonald daughter of former Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald wed Norman Rudéley builder's decorator at Henpsisad cig bat. Sister Shela MacDonald and Dr James Borar were the only witnesses. The role hosted at 10 Downs Street while her father led the government.
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Losdon
Ashnei MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Mar Wedar
Norman Rudéley
Henpsisad Cig Bat
Shela MacDonald
James Borar
Downs St
Speer
Buclonghanisiure
Moss MacDonald
Old Plow Inc
Frank Blames New Deal from Political Analysis
Frank criticizes the New Deal urging a comprehensive, unbiased audit of policy since March 1933. He warns against self serving aims in government and calls for a report detailing stubborn national issues and the founders' revolt against centralized control.
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Dn Frank
Girl Dies in Fire Burned to Death Early Today
A young girl died in a fire early today and her aunt Rows. Celartino was injured in the blaze. Authorities report the fire under investigation and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Celartino
Setionsis
Two More Spy Suspects Cornered After Arrests
The article describes two additional spy suspects cornered and arrested, including German-named individuals and a U.S. Army veteran, Mrs. Ger Jae Ruarich, linked to an apartment raid. Investigators recovered coded letters possibly aiding a larger espionage scheme and transferred a suspect to federal counterintelligence agents.
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Aterae
Bere
Sear
L. Desny
Ger Jae Ruarich
Gran Isher G. Mores
Western Union
Federal Bureau of Iaresprenion
New Fott
Reed Vert
Tift
Hearst Papers Score Beats in Crises
Hearst papers and International News Service report a string of exclusive scoops on foreign policy and war era events. Predictions on Germany’s colonies and a potential US England debt deal signal sweeping coverage. The dispatches highlight exclusives from Rome Bucharest and Tokyo, shaping readers view of current events.
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FNS
Hearst
International News Service
Hhough
Hillman
United States
England
Hull
Kennedy
Tev
Karl H. von Wiegand
H. R. Knickerbocker
London
Washington
William K. Hutchinson
International
Rome
Feodor Butenko
Bucharest
Japan
United States Army
Nicaragua Canal
William 7. Hutchinson
Hearst Papers
Jackson Wins U.K. of Senate Group
The Senate majority committee favorable reported the nomination of Robert J. Jackson to be solicitor general. Two dissenting votes were from King of Vermont and Utah, with a third from Auste.
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Paul Y. McNutt
PFI
Pri
Robert BE. Jackson
Jackson
U.K
Senate
Washington
Robert J. Jackson
King
Vermont
Utah
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