Science and Religion Coincide in Pure Ideals Say Nay
Chicago Christian Science lecturer George Nay argues science and religion share the same primal cause when divested of speculation. He cites spiritual sense as the path to understanding God and the universe, healing illness, dispelling discord, and revealing man as the image of God. Nay spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist with intro from Mrs. Gwendolyn Rhodie.
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George Nay
Chicago
Nay
Mr. Nay
God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Church Auditorium
Gwendolyn Rhodie
Christian Science Touted As System for Solving Human Problems
The lecturer explained how Christian Science offers a method to study spiritual laws and apply them to human needs. Mary Baker Eddy’s discovery is presented as the foundation of this approach.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
Nay
Registration Hours Announced for Winter Quarter
Harry E. Elder, registrar at Indiana State Teachers College, releases winter quarter registration hours. Registration at the men's gymnasium runs 7 40 a.m. to 2 15 p.m. Monday. Evening registration extends to 6 30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. Saturday hours are 8 a.m. to 12 noon for Saturday classes. Monday December 15 adds 6 30 p.m. for Monday evening registration.
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Harry E. Elder
Indiana State Teachers College
Makeup artist Bud Westmore ordered to pay support
In Los Angeles on December 6 a court ordered Bud Westmore to pay his estranged wife Rosemar y Lane $650 a month and not molest or annoy her pending trial of her separate maintenance suit. Lane seeks $1,245 support for herself and their child Bridget 7. Westmore says he earns $1,326.08 monthly.
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Los Angeles
Bud Westmore
Rosemary Lane
Miss Lane
Bridget
Westmore
Indiana Men Return Aboard Navy Transport in Seattle
Maj. Don McCann of Seelyville and Pfc. Harold B. Wright of Coal City among seven Indiana men aboard the Gen. H. B. Freeman. The ship docked in Seattle with 1,096 passengers returning from the Far East.
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Don McCann
Seelyville
Pfc
Harold B. Wright
Coal City
Indiana
Gen
H. B. Freeman
Seattle
Far East
Girl 13 to receive psychiatric treatment for church arsons
In Medford Oklahoma a 13 year old girl who burned five churches and damaged an additional building will get psychiatric treatment. Grant County Attorney John Amick says authorities will seek delinquency declaration at Monday hearing before Judge John L Pollard and requests extended treatment for a suspected mental disorder. The girl, daughter of a Pond Creek couple, confessed the fires were caused by pressure from her parents to attend church.
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Medford
Okla
Grant County
John M. Amick
Oklahoma City
Amick
John L. Pollard
Tonkawa
Pond Creek
Teen Robber Seized After Tujunga Mall Hold Up
In Tujunga California on December 6 a 16 year old, Clayton Van Noble, was booked on suspicion of robbing a department store to fund Christmas gifts. He allegedly fired at police when told to halt and was taken into custody after the incident.
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Tujunga
Calif
Clayton van Noble
Thomas J. Tighe
Teamsters and Furniture Firms Fail to Reach Wage Pact
Negotiations between six local furniture stores and about 30 Local 144 Teamsters workers adjourned without agreement. Wages now range 53.52 to 60.24 weekly for drivers helpers and warehousemen with union demands shifting from 44 to 40 hour week and health and welfare upgrades. A strike vote has been taken though no strike date is set.
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Teamsters, Chauffeurs and
Helpers International Union
Anchor
Indiana
Silverstein Brothers
General
Court House
the Fair
Corner Furniture Company
Owen elected vice president of Vegetable Growers Assn
O. Keith Owen, president of the J. W. Davis Company which operates Davis Gardens, has been elected vice president of the Vegetable Growers' Association of America at its annual meeting in Tampa Florida. Davis Gardens is noted as the world's largest glasshouse operation focused on a single crop cucumber production.
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Keith Owen
J. W. Davis Company
Davis Gardens
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Tampa
Fla
100 Pairs Shoes Brings Protest From Husband
In a Palm Beach divorce case, Mrs. Kinta Desmare Merrill counters that she owns 100 shoe pairs including 24 handmade Italian pairs. She seeks a divorce and alimony while challenging an existing $300000 irrevocable trust and disputing the husband’s claim of extreme cruelty and lavish expenses.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Italy
Merrill
Long Island
Palm Beach
New York City
Pensacola
Class Change at I S Teachers College Announces Winter Schedule
Registrar Harry E. Elder of Indiana State Teachers College announces a winter quarter class change. Social Studies 461 Case Work is dropped and Social Studies 463 Child Welfare is added starting Tuesday.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Harry E. Elder
Vigo County Extension Committee Plans Dinner Meeting At YWCA
The Vigo County Extension Committee will hold its annual meeting at the YWCA Monday at 6 30 PM. A dinner precedes a business session during which officers for next year are elected and annual reports from the County Extension Department are read. Purdue University official Mark Busche will speak as associate county agent leader. Lonnie Hunt serves as committee chairman and will preside.
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Vigo County Extension Committee
Y.W.C.A
Mark Busche
Purdue University
Lonnie Hunt
Prankster Sparks Fire in Scranton City Hall Ashtray
Police hunt for a practical joker who planted gunpowder in an ashtray at Scranton city hall. Alderman Frank De Paolo dropped his cigarette into the ashtray triggering a five foot flame and a small blast.
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Scranton
Frank DePaolo
Escapee Search Pushed After New Holdup
Indianapolis reports intensified hunt for Francis P. Hearns 29 after a cigar store holdup linked him to the crime. Hearns escaped from Long Hospital after assaulting a guard. witness Jesse Raines 33 identified him by gold teeth tinted glasses and distinctive walk. Suspected accomplice described as stocky Negro.
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Indianapolis
Francis P. Hearns
Long Hospital
Jesse Raines
Owl Smoke
Near North Side
Hearns
Raines
Walter C. Currie
Capitol City Supply Co
Marshall church and social gatherings noted in Marshall Illinois
In Marshall Illinois on December 6 the Friendly Class of the Methodist Church held a meeting at Mrs Everett Seed's home with hostesses Mrs Jack Cline Mrs Alvin Decker Mrs George Manning and Mrs Grendel Bennett A pot luck supper followed. Members present included Mrs Lawrence Lewis Mrs Paul Arney and others. Nearby events included livestock show attendance in Chicago by Mr and Mrs John Wieland and Mr and Mrs James Pickens and a card club gathering hosted by Mrs John McCauley with many named attendees. Continuous visits and student travel were also mentioned.
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Mattie Welsh
Frank Saiter
Felicia Lowry
Wayne Hise
John Wieland
James Pickens
Chicago
John McCauley
Virgil Hurst
John Geheb
E. B. Hurst
Ed Zimmerly
John Rademaker
Ernest Geheb
Martin Tarble
Howard Kuhn
Stella Clem
Harold Newberry
T. E. Findley
Benton Marrs
Linda
Frank Gunder
Sue
Jerry Griffith
St. Elmo
Nancy Newberry
Bobby Geheb
New Berlin
Local Social News Notes From Community Gatherings
The report lists visits and hosting at homes on Archer Avenue and extended family stays. Nancy Newberry, student at Eastern State Teachers College Charleston, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Newberry for several days. Mrs Drew Casteel entertained her club with guests including Mrs Vaughn Arney and Mrs Raymond Lindley. Mr Joe Dan Seed and sons Steven and Bobby spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Everett Seed.
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Ernest Geheb
Nancy Newberry
Eastern State Teachers College
Charleston
Harold Newberry
Drew Casteel
Archer Avenue
Vaughn Arney
Raymond Lindley
Porter Casteel
Don Hiebreder
Glen Fredenberger
Paul Corbin
Charles Haugh Jr
Joe Dan Seed
Steven
Bobby
Everett Seed
Surprise air raid drill shocks New York workers
A surprise air raid drill at four Rockefeller Center buildings prompted more than 40,000 people to flee to shelter areas in under three minutes. Among those affected were 11,000 firm employees and 10,000 visitors in midtown Manhattan.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Midtown Center
Hoover Denounces Central Police Move as Dangerous ExpEDient
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin that creating a centralized federal or state police agency to fight crime would be dangerous. He argued the present local system should not be abandoned unless it is shown to be ineffective and that any shift would serve narrow or temporary aims.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Everest Expedition Beaten Back by Severe Winds
Kathmandu reports from Nepal say Swiss climbers attempting Mount Everest were driven back by 30 below zero cold and buffeting winds. They abandoned the ascent on November 20, with no climber having summited and returned. A native runner had earlier claimed several Swiss neared within 150 feet of the summit.
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New Delphi
India
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
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