Labor Leader Denounces Detroit Business Groups Over Church Closings
At the AFL convention in Detroit on October 7, leaders blasted Detroit Board of Commerce for closing churches to labor speakers. James Myers of the Federation of Churches repudiated the action and arranged a mass meeting with Rev. Atkins. Green declined an invitation to speak. The session heard sharp criticism from Berry Walker and Furuseth, labeling the closing as un-American and an attempt to curb labor influence.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor Convention
Detroit Board of Commerce
James Myers
Federation of Churches of Christ In America
Myers
R. ©. Atkins
Whist Congregational Church
Federation of Churches
William Green
Green
John P. Frey
Ohio Federation of Labor
Frey
Y.om. C. A
Federation of Labor
C. N. van Dusen
L. M. Terrill
MLC. A
Detroit Board of Directors
Destrait
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressman's Union
John H. Walker
Hanois Federation of Labor
T. M. McCullough
Omaha
Board of Commerce
Federation For Labor
Berry
Labor
War Critics Target Ford and Board of Commerce
The speaker denounces the Board of Commerce as cutthroats and profiteers and accuses C Dobsel Ford of Ford Motor Co and his father Henry Ford of contributing $1,500,000 to the Detroit YMCA building fund, labeling Ford a chief slacker of the war.
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Ism
Board of Commerce
Berry
Cdsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Detroit Y. M. Co. A
Ford
Quack Doctors In Noesia Accused After Patient Dies In Derby
Two elderly practitioners Nadejda Panova and Tatiana Ermilova are arrested after patient Ivan Sesimski dies from injuries believed linked to their at home treatment with a hatchet and later an axe. The case follows reports of criminal deaths and regional murder rates in Cherepovets county. The article also notes Soviet student choices, physician pay, and Arctic expedition tales.
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Moscow
Noesia
Nadejda Panova
Tatiana Ermilova
Ivan Sesimski
Ivan
Staleshnikoff Street
Arctic travel tale maps northern tribes and jets
The text describes a long overland journey covering 3000 miles behind Santa Claus famous reindeer teams. It aims to reconstruct an ethnographic picture of Samoa yeds Tugustans and Yakutians from gathered material. It notes a new air route linking Verehne Udinsk with Urga, Mongolia, via a twice weekly Junker service, connecting central Mongolia to the outside world.
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Verehne Udinsk
Urga
Mongolia
Verehne
Verdine Udinsk
Eagles Banquet And Program Slated For This Evening
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will host a party for members at 7 o'clock featuring a banquet music and food entertainment. Members are invited to enjoy an evening of lively program and camaraderie.
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Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Two Divorce Actions Start in Court of Urgent Pleas
Two divorce actions filed this morning in the court of tearmmon pleas seek separation orders. Simphkinson of Wellmarton sues Stella Simphinson alleging mistreatment of children and seeks custody of all three. Lizabeth Gabor of Lorain seeks divorce from John Gabor alleging threats and cruelty and asks custody of two children.
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Tearmmon
Rourt
Soc Simphkinson
Wellmarton
Stella Simphinson
Lizabeth Gabor
Lorain
John Gabor
Indian journalist defends absence of comic strips
K Silelvankar, a 21 year old Madras journalist studying at the University of Wisconsin, says India’s press omits comic strips to avoid distracting readers from serious state affairs. He notes his early work as editor of the Young Theosophist in Adyar and contrasts Indian journalism with Western front pages.
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India
Chicago
K. Silelvankar
Madras
University of Wisconsin
Minuteen
Young Theosophist
Adyar
First woman GSA life member honored by Natural Sciences
Florence R. Sable, a psychologist at Johns Hopkins, becomes the National Academy of Natural Sciences first woman life member. Dr. Eleanore R. Wombridge of Cleveland is named referee in all cases involving girls for the Cleveland Juvenile Court.
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Florence R. Sable
Johns Hopkins University
National Academy of Natural Sciences
Eleanore R. Wombridge
Cleveland
Young Stillman Heir to Millions to Wed in June
New York October reports reveal Young Stillman son of James A. Stillman and Anne U. Stillman engaged to Lena Wilson eighteen, a Canadian native. The couple plans a spring wedding after his Princeton graduation, with both families approving. Lena Wilson, described as pretty and refined, works in Canada and will join New York society after marriage, linking Stillman to prominent families including Rockefeller and Davison.
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Young Stillman
New York
Prrud Stillman
Ba As
Anneto Suillman
Lyin Ton
Omarry
Lena Wilson
Woot Cutler
Miss Walson
Maples Ed
Quebec
Miss Stillman
Tur
Princeton
Dane
Stillman
Pilneston
Vita
Canada
Trand Anse Iodee
Bad
Miss Wilson
Comet
Stithnan
Lena
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
Anne UT. Stiilman
Ilnaroepe
Craud Anse
Fred Beauvais
William G. Rockefeller
Percy Rockefeller
Woenry P. Davison
Bud
Henry P. Davidson
Davidson
J. P. Morgan
Johnny Wilson
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Leningrad
Cherepovete
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Red Cross Scientific Arctic Expedition
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