Episcopal budget debate Opens at La. Conference
The Episcopal Church in Louisiana opened its tri assembly as the budget topic dominates talks led by Rt. Rev. Thomas F. of Tennessee. He warned against burdens on dioceses with full quotas and urged setting state quotas. Grace Adnsley, incumbent executive secretary, is unopposed for re-election as auxiliary members prepare elections.
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du- Minn
Grace Adnsley
Etary
Jung Attacker Found Unbalanced in Alabama Case
Frank Young, World War veteran, was judged insane by a circuit court jury and ordered to an asylum for mentally defective persons after an assault on a young girl in Ound, Alabama. He had been jailed with five other prisoners, escaped, and was recaptured. The case was bound over for trial after a preliminary hearing, with an indictment read last month. Judge R B Carr directed the jury to determine the defendant age and status.
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All the Worlds a Stage Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Crossword style clues across and down referencing drama theatre terms and roles. Includes hints for actors, stage directions, possessives and common theater items such as stage door seats costumes and props. The long list presents a collage of theatrical vocabulary and puzzle prompts from an old newspaper page.
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Former Officer in Bank Sentenced in Benwood Case
Joseph Ward former assistant cashier of the Benwood bank pleaded guilty to making a false bank statement and was sentenced to ten years in state prison. The bank faced deposit losses exceeding $300,000. Also noted is a portable brick testing machine developed by the bureau of standards.
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International News Service
Joseph Ward
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Tax Payers Lose Billions Through Day Labor System
The Associated General Contractors of America opened a three day session in Dallas detailing that taxpayers lose about 500 million dollars yearly due to day labor in public works. They advocate competitive bidding and note the national to local governments avoid it, proposing a bill to require contracts above five million dollars. The group, representing 2000 members from 600 cities, reported two billion dollars in business last year led by president George ai Walbridge of Detroit.
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United States
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George Ai Walbridge
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Two Indicted for Conspiracy to Arson in Indianapolis Area
A. D. Stephenson and Earl Gentry already jailed in Noblesville for the murder of Miss Madge Oberholt z last September were indicted by the Marion county grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit arson in Stephenson's house fire on April 16. Fred Butler named in the indictment. Fire Chief O'Brien said the $2,500 fire was incendiary with 29 gallons of gasoline oil mixture found nearby.
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Ind
International News Service
Nobelsville
Madge Oberholtz
A. D. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Marion County Grand Jury
Stephenson
Fred Butler
O'Brien
Oil supply not near exhaustion say American Petroleum official
J Edgar Pew of Dallas, head of the American Petroleum Institute, told the opening session of the American petroleum congress in Tulsa that world crude oil stocks are ample for emergencies. He cited record production and greater known reserves, noting current output around 2,150,000 barrels daily.
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J. Edgar Pew
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American Petroleum Congress
Pew
Custom Barriers Up for Debate by World Solons
Washington A P reports the inter parliamentary conference discusses demilitarized zones and removal of economic barriers to unity in Europe. Debates focus on security, armament reduction, and a proposed US invite to join the League of Nations. National Women's Party notes 25 parliaments endorse equal rights.
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A.P
Inter-Parliamentary
Adolf Braun
Germany
Europe
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F. IL. Spears
Great Britain
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Carl Lindhagen
Sweden
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United States
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Nations
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Boy Soldier of Civil War Dead Sparks Rights Pledge
The Women's Party support pledges from entire delegations of Germany Belgium Czechoslovakia Estonia Holland Romania and Japan. Attending women members of the German Reichstag sponsor the resolution.
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Germany
Belgium
Cerco-Slovakia
Esthenia
Holland
Rumania
Japan
Mets
Reichstag
Stop eczema with S. S. S. blood cleanser remedy
A bold health ad claims eczema and skin eruptions come from impure blood. It urges readers to take S. S. S. to restore red blood and clear skin, promising relief from boils boils and rashes. The ad urges asking for a larger bottle for economy.
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