Scientists turn to Genesis and Gospel of John for eternal truth
Athens June 19 Dr Clerk Northup Cornell University told Phi Beta Kappa at Georgia about discoveries urging a return to Genesis and John for expression of eternal truth. He said science expands view of one God yet undermines belief in devil and original sin and that evil is absence of goodness. Man rose, not fallen, and aim is divine purpose in all books and religions.
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Clerk
Northup
Cornell University
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Georgia
Youth Freed but Censured for Killing Betrayer of Sister
Peter Cirigliano a 16 year old boy was acquitted of murder in the death of Ross Ficaro 28. The jury freed him after 78 hours of deliberation. The judge censured him saying he had no right to take the law into his own hands.
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Pittsburgh
Peter Cirigliano
Ross Ficaro
Ficaro
Cirigliano
Earhart Triumph Sparks London Papers Across Atlantic
London papers congratulated Miss Amelia Earhart as the first woman to fly the Atlantic aboard the Friendship a sea plane noting three prior female attempts ended in loss of life. Ruth Elder sent word from Paris praising the historic flight and American achievement.
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Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
English Channel
Ruth Elder
Amelia Paris
Plans for Mabel Bell's Transatlantic Flight in Doubt
Harbour Grace report notes Miss Mabel Bell wavering on a bold plan to cross the Atlantic or pursue other routes. Indecision centers on a direct Rome flight and a July return, or transporting the Columbia to Europe by steamer before attempting a challenging east to west crossing.
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Mabel Bell
Rome
Europe
Inman’s Fountain Ad Promises June Refreshment
A lively June promotion for Inman’s Fountain invites shoppers to pause during downtown trips. The ad emphasizes a daily visit to enjoy dainties, rest during shopping, and share a treat with friends.
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Inman’s Fountain
Inman’s
Flowers Ice Cream Delights With Rich Flavors
Ice cream dessert promoted as light and creamy with a hearty, rich taste. Available in brick form in a variety of flavors for customers.
Curtis Returns to Washington to Launch Campaign
Senator Charles Curtis Republican Vice Presidential nominee arrived in Washington and prepared to begin campaign activities. He was met by George Akerson who invited him to confer with Hoover at noon and dine at the Hoover home at one PM. Curtis would not discuss plans until after the mid day conference.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
George Akerson
Hoover
Senator Curtis
Akerson
Curtis
Edward B. Gann
Atlanta faces probe into recent Democratic primary
A special Atlanta city council committee is investigating the recent Democratic primary over alleged illegal scanning of registration lists. Chairman J P Wall and secretary William H Laney of the Democratic executive committee are named in reports being scrutinized.
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Atlanta
J.P. Wall
William H. Laney
Council debate over voters list rights and tax arrears
The city council faced objections from several members as aldermen argued over access to voting lists. Alderman J Allen Couch pushed for an inquiry into residents of his fifth ward who voted despite tax arrears. In a primary, former Alderman Tom Morris defeated incumbent James E Bowden 1029 to 876.
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J. Allen Couch
Fifth Ward
Tom Morris
James E. Bowden
Bank Officials May Require License To Practice
Philadelphia June 19 The American Institute of Banking president P R Williams urged licensure for bank officials at the institute convention noting Nebraska already mandates training under penalty of imprisonment or fines. He described the institute as a premier trainer and cited its 3000 delegates and 80 000 bank workers nationwide.
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Philadelphia
P. R. Williams
American Institute of Banking
Nebraska
Williams
Los Angeles
United States
Hale Renominated in Gubernatorial Primary Opposition
June 19 report notes Senator Henrik Shiprenominated and Cashman auto renominated as Republicans keep party ticket intact. Mention of GOP slate and election dynamics, with names Hale and Hardiner linked to term seeks.
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Henrik Shipbor
Sen- Cashman
Can
Odore Christianson
Porge T. Simpson
Flashes of Life Highlights Marines Aviator and Sailors
AP report recounts Lieutenant William W. Conway an aviator and swimmer who rode a swollen river for 24 hours after his plane was downed and reached Cape Gracias. Other items note Marine William Brooks surviving a crash in a flying circus and a dispute over ad name sizes ending a tour.
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Managua
William W. Conway
Cocco River
Cape Gracias
Allentown
Penn
William Brooks
Brooks
Europe Goes Motoring Boost in Southeast Europe Cars
American trade commissioners report to the Department of Commerce that automo bile use in southeastern Europe surged last year yielding about 25 percent of 1926 total car registrations. Registrations rose over 200 percent in five years.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Commerce
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