Catholic Church Gaining in Africa Steady Growth Reported
Vatican dispatches show Catholicism expanding across Africa with British East Africa home to 1,182,518 Catholics on June 30, 1933, up nearly 100,000 from 1932. About 331,000 catechumens await baptism as native missionaries strengthen seminaries. Africa hosts 1,000 priests, 419 lay brothers, 1,629 nuns, and 1,439 students across European and African seminaries. Tanganyika and Uganda lead in seminarians, with White Fathers and Mil Hill Fathers operating key institutions.
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Vatican City
Africa
British East Africa
Vatican
Europe
Tanganyika
Uganda
White Fathers
Mil Hill Fathers
Indian spear head found near Gold Beach Oregon
Aba Hardenbrook, while plowing near Gold Beach, Oregon, unearthed a large Indian spear head. The artifact measures about four and a half inches long, one and a half inches wide, and half an inch thick, crafted from black flint and described as undamaged.
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Gold Beach
Orc
Hardenbrook
Next generation may think differently on many issues
The speaker comments that future generations will approach numerous matters with different perspectives from current ones, emphasizing the enduring challenge of predicting how attitudes evolve over time. The remark signals a broader invitation to humility and adaptability in policy and culture.
Peasant Digs Up 4000 Copper Coins In France’s Vendée
In La Roche Sur Yon La Vendée peasants and workers search fields for buried coin hoards. A farmer found 4000 copper tournois last February, now valued by collectors though little in copper value. Past finds include 16 Louis XV coins last July and 5000 coins unearthed near Nantes. Authorities note such finds trace centuries back to Tours mints and tournois.
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la Verace
France
la Vendee
Louis XIII
Tours
Louis XV
Nantes Museum
Vendee
Albion High's hunting fishing course draws Nebraska notice
Bilse C. J. Robinson of Albion High School has extended the curriculum to include hunting and fishing training. The experiment draws curiosity and cautious support from townspeople, tax payers, and state conservation officials, who seek to learn how such courses may shape future citizenry and preserve Nebraska's natural resources. The program grew from adult night classes offered by Robinson's faculty and aims to expand educational opportunities under a new social order.
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Albion, Neb
Bilse C. J. Robinson
Albion High School
Nebraska Prairie
Citi‘zens
Nebraska
Robinson
High School Plans Course On Shooting And Outdoor Skills
Albion students back a proposed high school program split into ten sections. Principal outlines a curriculum including shotgun and rifle study, ammunition, pistols, archery and casting, fishing, camping, and game laws. Adults debate, youths approve the idea.
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Albion
Pollution threatens Oregon salmon industry on Willamette
Union Salem reports pollution endangers salmon as Willamette River nears saturation with raw sewage. John Veatch, head of the state fish commission, warns survival hinges on curbing pollution before fish perish. Dr William Osborn Steele, having never caught a fish on Friday the 13th, finally lands a 35 pound Chinook in Oregon City.
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Union Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Willamette River
John Veatch
State Fish Commission
Veatch
Orsgon City
W.P
William Osborn Steele
Handiwork’s Stylish This Season
A design shown promises stylish embroidery with six strand thread work for home decor. The image suggests a decorative motif suitable for embroidery on fabric that withstands washing without running or fading. A Pou is recommended for durable color fastness and durable washability.
Farmers Adopt Systematic Book Keeping in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska farmers rapidly adopt a systematic and accurate farm accounting method as an aid to businesslike agriculture. More than 2 090 farmers, per University of Nebraska estimates, have started farm accounting books through the College of Agriculture. Herman Miller, a college worker, says growth matches last year.
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Brooks Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Univerity
Exon
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Herman Miller
Plymouth Dealer Showings World’s Fair Film at Capitol
A Plymouth dealer sponsors a technicolor feature titled A Trip to the World’s Fair showing today and tomorrow at the Capitol. The film highlights Chrysler Motors testing grounds where Plymouth cars are put through tests to prove readiness for the public.
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Elymn
Capitol
Chrysler Motors
Theft reported after display of new Plymouth car
A Plymouth car theft occurred after a showing in the Capitol Theatre lobby. The front wheel was stripped earlier, and the rest of the car was removed when the thief returned. Cameron reported the incident to police. The Dover to Calais sea crossing is noted as brief in Britain’s national report.
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Vic Rosir, Inc
Premouth
Algory
Iaymouth
Capitol Theatre
Sueoty
Cameron
Royal Puilee
Temeses Return to Take Rest of Bike
Cameron of 112 Elbe Street purchases a new front tire for his bicycle, seeking a practical fix after a prior setback. The brief item notes a modest consolation as he proceeds with the repair.
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Rest OF Bike Co
Cameron
Elbe Street
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