Annual Meeting of First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston
Thousands gather at The Mother Church in Boston for the annual meeting. Officers announced include George Shaw Cook as president, with Edward L. Ripley and Ezra W. Palmer re-elected treasurer and clerk. Reports cite growth in branch churches worldwide and increased public interest in Christian Science lectures.
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First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Church Progress
Europe
England
North America
Africa
Australia
Christian Secience Movement
George Shaw Cook
Co. 8. B
Brookline
Ralph H. Knapp
Needham
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Robert Stanley Ross
Christian Science Board of
Germany
Novel appeal for job works for graduate
A MIT graduate from Chicago used a shipwrecked sailor theme to seek work. He mailed 81 nautical notes to agencies, including one promising gold and training in arts and business. Philadelphia ad agency offered a position sight unseen, to begin in a few weeks.
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John A. West, Jr
Chicago
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West
U. S
South urged to press for freight rate parity
Atlanta June 6 J J Doran former head of the Atlanta Freight Bureau now treasurer of Davison Paxon urged southern businessmen to abandon passivity and back a fight for freight rate parity with the north. He cited ICC hearings in Birmingham with meager southern turnout and outsized northern support and urged unified aggressive action to remove discriminatory rates.
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Royal couple to brief Windsor stop en route to Niagara Falls
Windsor Ontario hosts King George and Queen Elizabeth for a short stop tonight on their journey to Niagara Falls. Russell, about 40, led munitions work for the old Irish republican army before 1921. He signed a proclamation that triggered a wave of anti-British terror in England and Ireland last February.
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Niagara Falls
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England
Ireland
Provence Fungus Glows with Phosphorescent Light
The olive-tree agaric and related mushrooms are common in Provence and emit a pale glow at night. The note lists U No We No Radio Southern Radio Service and provides a contact at 342 W. Jackson St.
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Provence
Residents and visitors pass through Thomasville notes
Local notices list Mrs. T. A. Futch and party returning from a World’s Fair trip via Washington and Baltimore. Nellie Lumpkin visits, Miss Mary Hargrave returns from Brunswick to stay in town, and Miss Clifford Stone completes library science degree at Peabody. Mrs. Alex J. Shepherd is seriously ill north of Thomasville.
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Nell Pringle
Athens
Betty Pringle
University of Georgia
Thomasville
Jessie Jeffries
Clifford Stone
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
B. W. Stone
Alex. J. Shepherd
Negro Woman Fatally Shot in Georgia. Husband Charged
Lula Ivey was shot to death near Pavo in Thomas County. Her husband Sam Ivey was arrested by Sheriff C M Dixon and charged with the fatal shooting as a coroner's inquest proceeded today.
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Pavo
Thomas County
Sam Ivey
C M. Dixon
Hitler reveals Franco asked aid in early Spanish Civil War
In a June address to 18 000 returning veterans Hitler said General Franco asked for help in July 1936 and that Hitler agreed. He praised the Condor Legion and denounced Britain and France for anti Franco efforts while declaring Europe would not be ruined by international powers.
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France
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Italy
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Europe
Jews Debate Cuba’s Role as Refuge for German Jews
The article discusses Cuba's obligations under Evian Les Bains to admit 3000 refugees and notes that 7000 have already landed. Berenson praises Cuba's tradition of asylum while considering the Isle of Pines option for resettlement.
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Graduation at Thomasville High School Tonight
Graduation exercises will be held at Thomasville High School tonight at 8 30 in the high school auditorium. The keynote address will be delivered by the Hon. W. T. Anderson of Macon followed by the presentation of awards and graduation certificates.
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W. T. Anderson
Macon
Light Voting In Statewide Constitutional Amendment Election
Voters in nearly all counties participated today as thirty three state amendments were on ballots. Polls opened on schedule and each precinct conducted local elections though the turnout was negligible and no organized opposition appeared. Returns will be consolidated tomorrow.
Burglary at Robinson's Store on North 3road Street
Police seek burglar who broke in through the front window last night on North 3road Street. Theft of money and merchandise reported with discovery this morning.
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Cairo Seniors See Sights in Washington DC
Cairo seniors recount a Washington trip with visits to Arlington Cemetery and the home of General Lee, a church service, a view from the Washington Monument, a peek at the Library of Congress, and a near White House sighting. The group planned further ambits to meet other dignitaries and hoped for better luck tomorrow.
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Statue of Will Rogers Unveiled in U S Capitol
In Washington on June 6 a bronze statue of Will Rogers was unveiled in the Capitol Rotunda by Rogers family members. Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips presented the piece with Senator Barkley attending. Rogers’s sister Sally McSpadden helped reveal the statue. The ceremony marked Oklahoma’s second statue in Statuary Hall, reflecting Rogers’s Cherokee heritage and his enduring national appeal.
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Will Rogers
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Alexander Hamilton
Capitol
Jo Davidson
Rogers
Oklahoma
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Pedestrian Hit By Car Receives Jaywalking Ticket
Miami officer cites pedestrian Rhoven Rhoven 48 after being struck by a car. Patrolman A C Plummer, enforcing a municipal crackdown on jaywalking, issued a traffic court summons for failing to give a motorist the right of way.
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Dow
A.C. Plummer
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