Open-Door Refugee Policy Sparks Debate Across Columns
Boake Carter highlights two views on opening national borders to foreign political refugees. General Van Horn Moseley urges sterilization to curb perceived national health ills, while Birmingham News advocates a cautious approach tied to democracy preservation. The piece argues open doors could worsen domestic woes and unemployment.
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van Horn Moseley
Third Army
Atlanta
Birmingham News
America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
United States
Birds, Parks, and City Life From New York
A New York columnist notes blue jays robins and a mockingbird thriving around the city. He praises Central Park and other green spaces, contrasting outsiders' slum notions with New York’s abundant parks, trees, and bird life.
Church Directory Listings Show Local Congregations
A long directory lists numerous churches with service times and pastors. The entries include Christ Temple, Princeton Avenue, Lake Avenue area churches, and others with Sunday School, morning worship, evening services, and special programs. several churches note Hungarian and German services, spiritual forums, and youth groups.
Church Schedule For East Ave and Second St
Rev. Geo. Brown presides at 238 Princeton Avenue with Bible School at 9 30 A M Divine Worship at 10 45 A M Young People’s Meetings at 6 30 P M and Wednesday Prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 30 P M
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Princeton Ave
E. River St
W. W. Walker
Ge Ie
East Ave
Second St
Geo. Brown
Princeton Avenue
First Hungarian Baptist Church Service Schedule
The First Hungarian Baptist Church at 204 West River Street lists events led by Rev. Julius Kish. Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Alex Yosa, Hungarian Service at 11:00 A M, Young Peoples Service at 7:00 P M, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:80.
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West River Street
Bela P. Basco
Christian Endeavor
Julius Kish
Alex Yosa
Young Peoples
Community church and mass schedule listing
Ice Tuesday seven ninety Young People's meeting. Wednesday seven eighty prayer meeting. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL at Ind and Court Streets William Muir Auld pastor. Church school 9:80. Morning worship 10:46. Graded classes. ST MARYS CATHOLIC Masses Sunday morning 6:00 7:00 9:00 10:00 and 11:00.
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Young People’s Meeting
Prayer Meeting
Ind
Court Streets
William Muir Auld
D. D
Church and parish schedule for Pilgrim Cambridge and Prospect
Local church listings show Pilgrim Community on Cambridge and Prospect Streets with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:46 a.m. morning worship, Junior Choir at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Missionary Circle meetings on the first and third Thursdays. Also listed are Latter Day Saints at 1017 Lake Avenue with 9:45 a.m. church school and 11:90 a.m. worship, Jones Chapel with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:45 a.m. morning service, Bethany Baptist on Seventeenth Street with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:00 a.m. morning service, plus midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Third Street
Ernst Strion
Middle Ave
J U. Watson
Pantor
AL M
Pal—Epworth League
Second Baptist Church
West
Sixteenth Street
Collis Odell Stewart
Young People
First Church OF Christ Scientist
East Ave
Redington Block
Second Street
West Avenue
John B. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
R. W. Neighbour
Fima P. M
Cambridge
Prospect
Josef A. Barton
Church School
Missionary Circle
Latter Day Saints the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lake Avenue
Clifford G. Minkler
Seventeenth St
R. A. White
J. F. Greenfield
Seventeenth Street
C. C. Smith
H. R. Thrist
Landt Park Expands Across Hills and Marshes
Landt Park stretches beyond a mile in one direction and spreads over hills forests and valleys. Its field hosts many baseball games while other outdoor sports flourish. Robert Moses transforms neighborhood dumps into well landscaped playgrounds and gardens. Parkways traverse Harlem and suburbs offering scenic residential areas and preserved forests.
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Landt Park
Robert Moses
Harlem
Park Avenue
New York
Double for Hire Jim Talbot In Castanagua Rescue Plot
Adventurer Jim Talbot, in Miami, assumes the identity of the slain double James Long to thwart a revolution plot in Castanagua. He escapes a warehouse, pilots through jungle to Cochila, then enters a cantina seeking Don Jose Alvarado de Montez but sparks a violent reception as locals confront him. The scene ends with a tense cliffhanger.
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Miami
Jim Talbot
James Long
Long
Castanagua
Central American Republic
Zachary Webb
Jim
Strade
Makrin
Vara
Cochila
Riars
Don Jose Alvarado de Montez
Don Jose
Open Spaces Promise Better Town for Kids in a Decade
The piece notes thousands of children miss Brighten by flowers and birds while slums vanish through public and private efforts. Open spaces and green patches replace filth and squalor, promising a better town for all children in ten years if the effort endures.
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McNaught Syndicate
South Amherst School Holds Sixteenth Commencement
South Amherst marks its sixteenth annual commencement at the school auditorium with twelve girls and ten boys receiving diplomas. Anna Simashkevich ranked highest in grades and June Thompson won the English Award from the Study Hour Club. Anna Simashkevich and Stanley Ashyk were presented with diplomas.
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South Amherst
Anna Simashkevich
June Thompson
Stanley Ashyk
Class Exercises Mark Oberlin Speaker and Music
Prof. Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin College delivered the class address as the American Legion Awards were presented. The school orchestra provided music for the ceremony.
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American Legion
Clarence Tucker Craig
Oberlin College
Memorial Day Observance in South Amherst Monday
Memorial Day activities begin at 9:90 in the morning with a grade lining up at the town hall and marching to the cemetery to decorate graves. Attorney Frank Stevens of Elyria will speak and Kief fers hand from Lorain will provide music while all village organizations participate.
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South Amherst
Frank Stevens
Elyria
Kieffers Hand
Lorain
Eaton Seniors Honored at Sponsor Mr Salisbury Home
The Eaton High School Senior Class enjoyed a dinner hosted by sponsor Mr. Harry Salisbury at his Ridgeville home on Monday evening. Dinner followed by a theater visit featured white carnation favors, the class flower.
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Eaton High School
Harry Salisbury
Ridgeville
Hudson 112 Mileage Contest Promotes Real-World Testing
The Hudson Motor Car Company launches a nationwide economy test through June 18 offering three new Hudson 112 cars weekly as prizes. Private owners will drive measured routes, read mileage with dealer devices, and submit a 50 word statement detailing gasoline efficiency and features. Announcement runs in over 1,700 newspapers.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson
United States
Plymouth Cars Undergo 2000 Inspections Before Sale
May 28 Detroit report notes that the Plymouth Roadking, even in its lowest price range, passes more than 2000 separate factory inspections and tests. A. E. Jones, Plymouth chief inspector, says each manufacturing change is preceded by improved inspection to ensure better parts and performance.
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Detroit
A. E. Jones
Plymouth
Ford Trade School Books Used Widely
Dearborn Michigan May 28 The Henry Ford Trade School has built a global publishing business from its classroom texts. About 3000 textbooks are sold monthly at cost to students in the United States and abroad including China Japan Sweden and Denmark. Instructors wrote the books to blend study with real application and simplify complex subjects. I E Searle says many buyers are high school and college students who struggle with conventional texts.
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Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford Trade School
Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Trade School
China
Japan
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Ford
I. E. Searle
World War Draws In Nearly All Nations
The global conflict drew in virtually every nation including Mexico Spain Switzerland and the Scandinavian countries as the war expanded across continents.
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Mexico
Spain
Switzerland
Franklin School fifth graders turn room into mini film studio
The fifth grade at Franklin School held a manual exhibit with a motion picture camera recording for posterity. Twenty one students spoke on topics from chameleons to Indian lore as forty guests viewed wall displays and learned from the presenters.
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Franklin School
M. A. Abbe
Earl Smith
Margaret Leber
Marcia Nichols
Phyllis Powell
Aphrodite Valassis
Richard Haneman
Ransford Green
Arizona
Gertrude Yoder
South Africa sees shift from stabbings to gun violence
A newly enacted knife blade limit reduced stabbings but gangs now drive a surge in shootings as they steal revolvers. Police report rising gun crime amid thefts and gang activity across major cities.
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South Africa
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Boake
Moseley
Europe
Roosevelt
Alaska
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Boake Carter
Chas
Driscoll
Jacob Riis
Central Park
Prairie States
Manhattan Island
Washington Square
Battery Park
Bowling Green
Fort Tryon Park
Washington Heights
Paris
van Cort
Sibley & Sprague
Tel
Ates
Spa
Church Directory
Christ’s Temple Ail
Oberlin Road
Brotherhood
Mission Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Garford
J. L. Urich
Fh. D
Matina
2Nd Congregational Church
Corner Lake Ave
West Street
A. E. Kemp
Yidt
Magyar Reformed
Church OF God IN Christ
E. Harris
Y. P
FIRST
F. Hall
Dstia
Anna Hale
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
Wit J. Foster
Bible School
First Methodist
Third
F. L. Hicks
ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Jewish Temple
Lake Ave
West St
Psychic Forum
Woodsman's Hall
W. Broad
M. L. Perrin
Rev. Shaffer
M. E. Church
ST. Andrew’s Church
Ego Se
Episcopal
Edwin
Redhead
Church Schoor
I:ou
Gospel Mission
East Bridge St
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
West Ave
Budny
Lake Ave. Community Church and Bible School
William Buchhnoltz
ST. John’s Lutheran Broad St
Armin Schroeder
Grace Lutheran
United Presbyterian
Hungarian Baptist Church
MT. Zion Baptist
First Congregational Church
ST. Mary’s Catholic
Pilgrim Community Church
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
W. F. Clay
African Methodist Church
Bethany Baptist Church
Salvation Army Services
Benny Hillier
Seventh Avenue
Standard Drug Store
Ohio
Devonia Mineral Water Sales, Inc
Broadway
Rhythm Rangers
WGAR
Ipassport
O. He
PERIL
Davasjdresser
Amherst
Eaton
Northern Ay & Loan Co
Ee Hon Loan Bank System
Sonic Temple
Automobile News
Ford Trade School
Wunthat
Lake Ave. Coal Co
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