Propaganda and warnings on Europe and war stance
A New York column argues against American entry into another European war while noting persistent European propaganda. It cites French and Austrian figures, warns of U S involvement to aid fascists, and contrasts domestic social battles with the futility of war, urging frank government action. War is decadence and social struggles are natural.
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New York
New Jersey Seashore
Europe
Amerca
Paris
Austria
U. S
Germany
J. Theodore Marriner
Aftairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Washington
Leon Blum
Populaire
Dollfuss
England
United States
Hungary
Prince
Otto
Lake Avenue Celebrates 60th Anniversary Sunday
The Lake Avenue Sunday School marked its 60th anniversary with a 3 PM program featuring singing, a history reading by Mr. Hesan, remarks by the superintendent, performances by Mr. Birdsall and Louise Jabbush, and a closing hymn. Local notices mention attendees from Croskey and Leonard families, trips to Lodi and Chicago, and a historical note that the Quebec Montreal road opened in 1734.
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Mr. Quick
the Baptist Church
Richard Miller
Elaine Cole
HE. F. Croskey
Ellene
Mary Jean
Elmus
Katherine Marleit
Croskey
Lodi
Ohio
Harold Starkey
Beaver Park
Clyde Miller
Chicago
William Kohl
Lois
Cleveland Heights
R. H. Collier
Harry Date
Harry
Helen Fisher
A. L. Englander
Arthur
John Hart
R. H. Comer
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