National Lutheran Council Meets in Toledo
A National Lutheran Council gathering in Toledo ended with a banquet at St Pauls Lutheran church. More than 300 attendees including Dr Peter Peterson of Chicago and Mr Pfatteicher of Philadelphia heard about Lutheran mergers advancing church unity. Ralph H. Long introduced the visiting commissioners to attendees.
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Toledo
National Lutheran Council
St Paul's Lutheran Church
United States
Peter Peterson
Chicago
Illinois
Augustana Synod
Lutheran Church
Thep Pfatteicher
Philadelphia
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Henry Vetch
Muhhlenberg
Ralph H. Long
New York
National Couns
Swiss Air Squadron deployed to search Alps for missing fliers
A Swiss air squadron prepared to sweep the Alps for two missing British fliers, Bert Hinkler and Captain WL Hope. Hope departed by air yesterday seeking Hinkler and did not return, with Hope believed to have only enough fuel for the trip.
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Lausannes
Switzerland
Alps
Bert Hinkler
WL Hope Hope
Hinkler
Hope
Bust of Julius Caesar forgery exposed in museum records
The famed British museum bust of Julius Caesar is identified as a forgery. The piece, long reproduced in history books, has now been exposed as inauthentic after investigations into its likeness and provenance.
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British Museum
Coast to Coast Air Flight Sets Record Between Cities
Chicago to Toledo flight at 237 air miles in 67 minutes set by pilots Sidney Nelson and Charles Wheeler aboard a Coast-to-Coast Limited Air Transport. They departed Chicago at 11 15 a m and landed in Toledo at 12 22 p m aided by a gale. The ship carried eight passengers a half ton of mail and 134 pounds of express.
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Toledo
Chicago
Sidney Nelson
Charles Wheeler
Missionary Society Surprises Mrs Brown On Birthday
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the Second Methodist church held a surprise party for Mrs W W Brown on her seventieth birthday at Oberlin road. A program of songs and poems followed by a luncheon at four o clock featured gifts for Mrs Brown. Guests included Mesdames Richard Harris William Young Frank Clark John Kunuckles Pearl Shropshire W H Smith Clinton Brown Charles Smith Ed Hill Myrtle Scales Florence Whitworth and Miss Hattie Robinson.
Golden Rule Bible Class Holds Quarterly Study
The Golden Rule Bible Class met yesterday afternoon at the United Presbyterian church parlors. Mrs. A B Schulze led the session with Mrs H McClure directing the Bible study. M R Setterfield taught, fifteen members attended, and refreshments were served by Mrs Schulze and Mrs F A Lawrence after the hour.
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United Presbyterian Church
A. EB. Schulze
H. McClure
M. R. Setterfield
Fined By Mayor For Intoxication
Charles Davis and Tom O Neil were fined five dollars and costs after a trial before Mayor Van Oster on intoxication charges. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment last week and had their trials postponed for one week. Unable to pay, they remained in jail, and police said they will stay another week unless fines and costs are paid.
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Charles
Noisy) Davis
Tom O’neil
W. H. van Oster
Davis
O’neil
General Lazaro Cardenas Takes War Portfolio in Mexico
The Mexican post of secretary of war has been awarded to General Lazaro Cardenas by President Abe lardo Rodriguez, who was once war secretary himself before leading the republic. Madrid shows a population near 900,000 with many one story homes and balconies along the streets.
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Lazaro Cardenas
Abelardo Rodriguez
General Cardenas
Spain
Madrid
Foremen's Club Installs Officers in Elyria Meeting
The Elyria Foremen's Club installed its 1933 officers at the January YMCA meeting. W. E. Odom of Chicago criticized the Ohio unemployment insurance proposal as insufficient and dangerous, urging continued reliance on charity to meet current hardships.
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Ant
W. E Odom
Industrial Relations Division of Chicago
Heac
Albert Yetzen
Claude Wigfield
Glen Snoemaker
Ernest Jones
W. Q O. McClellan
Odom
Ohio Commissi0n
Commission
Ohio
Kiwanis Club hears talk on Kiwanis International history
Charles G White of Lakewood, Past Lieutenant Governor, reviews the origin and purpose of Kiwanis International before Elyria club at the Hotel Newell. He notes 127 Ohio Kiwanis clubs with 6,500 members and mentions Kiwanis International’s upcoming anniversary. William Williams, Ohio district governor, attends with guests Robert Burns and H. A. Lattin.
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Kiwanis International
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Charles G White
Lakewood
Neutenacht
Kiwanis
Ohio
Wiliam Willams
Robert Burns
H. A. Lattin
Toledo approves $300,000 in scrip issuance
The Toledo Retail Grocers' and Butchers' Association approves proposed $300,000 scrip issuance by the city. At tonight's council financing committee session the plan will be opened to public discussion along with a survey report by Toledo University students. Merchants are urged to attend and offer opinions.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Retail Grocers’ & Butchers’ Association
Toledo
Toledo University
Charity as practical remedy in unemployment crisis
A speaker defended charity as the proven, humane solution to widespread unemployment and distress. He argued private charity outperforms other agencies in aiding the needy when work and wages are scarce, while music by the Seven Come Eleven Orchestra and solos by George Zemba and Ernest Jones accompanied the program.
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Seven Come Eleven Orchestra
George Zemba
Ernest Jones
Witness Ruth Judd Faces Mental Competence Fight At Halloran Hearing
In Phoenix arizona a fourth day of hearings focused on Ruth Judd who faces execution for the Agnes Leroy and Hedvig Samuelson killings. Halloran defense seeks to expunge her testimony claiming mental and physical unsoundness and Judge Niles weighs whether her answers would violate constitutional rights.
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Phoenix, Aris
Jan
Whanie Ruth Judd
John J
Happy Jack) Halloran
Agnes Ann Leroi
Judd
Lerof
Hedvig Samuelson
Hallorans
Frank O Smith
J. S. Niles
French airman fails to free heavy plane from mud in Rio
Jean Mermoz, famed French air mail pilot, could not lift his Arc en Ciel from mud at Campo dos Alfonsos in Rio de Janeiro. Departure for Buenos Aires was planned for Saturday if the field dried.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Jean Mermoz
South Atlantic
Campo Dos Alfonsos Air Field
Buenos Aires
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