New Group Forms to Fight Religious Hatred
Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken chaired the Oxford meeting of 170 delegates from the United States Britain Canada Australia Switzerland South Africa Germany France Sweden Netherlands Denmark and Czechoslovakia. The organization aims to foster international fair play, fight antisemitism, and educate youth, urging use of church radio press and films to broaden public opinion against religious hatred.
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New York
International Conference of Christians and Jews
Henry Noble MacCracken
Vassar College
Oxford
England
United States
Grant Britain
Canada
Australia
Switzerland
South Africa
Germany
France
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Everell R. Cinehy
Taynien Attenit
MacCracken
Europe
Ewrope
Vassar
Sail “I
Laissez-Taire
America
Springfald
Mass
Gladiola bulbs show big U.S. market reach
The piece notes vast production and sale of gladiola tulips in the United States, highlighting more than 100 million bulbs handled annually and implying broader social and political dynamics linked to horticultural trade.
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Stillswater Grange Meeting and Local Notices
Stillswater Benin Heights Grange met in the Grange Hall with Mrs. Spencer Kellogg providing announcements. Vint Pomona Grange will meet today at the Mohuwi Valley Grange. Lecturers hour, in charge of Mrs. Georgy Bhilsinger, spoke on Legislature. Oscar Laind, past deputy and current tas ter of Stillwater Grange, gave a talk on The Facer and the OPA. Fourth of July parade highlights shown by Drew Ryan of Mechaniville. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Sarte. Refreshments by several members. Next meeting September 18, Rooster Night, with Mrs. Florence Pickett as guest speaker. Covered dish supper to follow. Prayer service resumes 7:30 at Second Baptist Church led by Rev. Wendell P. Stanford. Mrs. Harold Lane reported on the Silver Lake leaders conference. suggested Sunday School ideas. Personal notes: Mrs. Sarah Smodell returned home after visiting Roghvilly, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Milvala and family returned from a two-week visit. Mis. Marlo Langling returned home after four weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murten, Ekburg, Ale. Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson and twins, BU and Kathy of New York, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson. Zhay accompanied by Mrs. Barbara Noligon spent the summer there. The cligbleal phasea hawks, crows and even angles, but iy afraid of the Why Nuaumingblil and will fide front Us atlnale.
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Spencer Kellogg
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Grange
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Drew Ryan
Mechanlcvile
Robert Sarte
Ric Schultz
Second Baptist’ Church
Wendell P. Stanford
Ateport
Harold. Lane
Silver Lale
Sorend Baptist Church
Sarah Smodell
Roghvilly
Conn
Warren Milvala
Gon
Eugena
Cayo Cod
Marlo Langling
Hotte
Mav
Charles Murten
Ekburg
Ale
WilHant Nellson
Kathy
New York
Charles Neilson
Barbara Noligon
Two New Members Join Blume Post
A Blume Post meeting at Harmony Hall on Thonday admitted two new members Joseph Walker and Albert Kina. Daniel Connelly was obligated. Joseph Sullivan reported on the building, noting the new ring completion and construction progress as well under way.
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Leo Lune Tat
Bert W. Kina
Daniel Connelly
Joseph J. Sullivan
Ebulming
Pina
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