Wickedest City Builds New Akron Baptist Temple
Akron is described as the wickedsat city this side of hell as Dr Billington, a self styled preacher, advances a million dollar temple project with a 5000 follower congregation. The modern Akron Baptist Temple features a glass enclosed babyland and a 160 by 92 foot main auditorium with 96 speakers and 21 microphone outlets.
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Akron
Dallen F. Bil Negrem
Thun
Hell
Billington
Akron Baptist Temple
Abe Lincoln
Billy Sunday
Akron Chest
Temple
Dr. Rington
Jocel
Hillington
Paducah
Murray
Bible Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
State Glens Falls Officials To Map Plans For Bypass
State and Glens Falls officials will meet at 7 30 p m next Monday in Glens Falls city hall to map plans for a by pass The meeting follows consultations with District Engineer G L Nickerson Albany and Mayor John Bazinet Fred Fisch director of the Bureau of Highway Planning and others will attend to represent the state department The Planning Division of District Ns t will devote full time to the Glens Falls project after completing the metropolitan plan for Troy Albany and Rensselaer
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State Department of Public Works
Glens Falls
Harry E Reaux
G. L. Nickerson
Albany
John Bazinet
Nickerson
Fred Fisch
Bureau of Highway Planning
State Department
B. D. Tallams
Assemblyman Reaux
Ns.t
Ren
Troy
Rensselaer
Southern Democrat Urges Unity To End Civil Rights Fights
A leading Southern Democrat Representative Cox proposes party unity by deemphasizing civil rights disputes and stressing common Democrat concerns. He urges give and take, acknowledges internal differences, and calls for shifting positions to gain broader agreement within the party.
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Washington
Cox
Camiaizn
Five Dead and Four Injured in Swedish Train Wreck
Five people were reported killed and four injured in a train crash near Gan Suoden. Authorities stated the disaster prompted emergency response and investigation into the cause.
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Syeekhetna
Gan Suoden
Real Estate Activity Across Cities Shows Mixed Uptick
A survey of real estate markets across major cities notes broader activity in residential sales and price stabilization. Reports from Chicago to Seattle indicate varied gains, with increases in used homes, single family demand, and noted upticks in July and August, while some markets show little change or ongoing softness in commercial sectors.
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Boyton
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
New York
Oakland
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburg
Portland
Ore
Fem
Richmond
St. Louis
Bnd Salen
Salt Lake City
Savannah
Seattle
Teawlan Sinks Reston CSA Gleaner
The Coast Guard reported that the Teawlan sank five minutes after colliding with a Norwegian vessel yesterday. The SitaAmer rescued the six crew members.
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Reston
CSA
Britisher Says Workers Go Pagan at Conference
Liverpool report describes J A Stead accusing industrial workers of drifting from church. He cites a Sheffield manufacturer and notes distance between employers and workers in urban districts. Stead urges employers to take responsibility to bring workers back to faith.
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Liverpool
Sheffield
J. A. Stead
West End
East End
Stead
Australia Uses Brown Coal In Locomotives
South Australia adapts brown coal for locomotives after black coal strikes. A spray oil method allows engines to burn brown coal with fuel oil on a thin bed, enabling ongoing operation. The article notes extensive brown coal deposits and South Australia’s unique lack of black coal.
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Australia
Adelaide
South Australia
South Australian
Ihe
Funeral for Short Likely Wednesday at Arlington
The body of Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short, 68, who called himself the War Department scapegoat in America’s worst military disaster, Pearl Harbor, left for Washington. He will be buried probably Wednesday in Arlington National Cemetery. Short died at his home Saturday night of chronic heart disease.
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Dallas
Walter C. Short
America
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Arlington National Cemp
Short
Chilean Volcanos Active Near Santiago
A Temure dispatch notes Villarrica and Llaima volcanoes emitting heavy smoke and visible ash plumes near Santiago. Officials warn ash may disrupt air travel and local visibility as eruptions continue.
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Santiago, Chile
Temure
Villerrica
Pope Pius Addresses Swiss Catholics as War Anniversary Looms
Pope Pius spoke in Luzern to Swiss Catholics in German French and Italian warning against totalitarianism and materialism. He praised Swiss religious freedom, urged vigilance to preserve faith, and linked the era to the tenth anniversary of World War I while condemning communism. Interwoven were calls for liberty of action and the rights of workers.
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Messatanta
Divine
Providence
Vietory
Pius
Caé Pontiff
Switzerland
Luzern
Jesus Christ
Catholis
Spi
Fater
Obituary notices for Pollock Tracey and Schneski families
Obituaries note Philip and Fred Pollock of Betone wick and Ernest Pollock of Green Island with services from Mrs Metaliich residency and burial at Eagle Mills Cemetery. Also Riley Margaret Tracey of Pittston died after a leg illness. services at Howard Tate Funeral Home and St George church. interment St John’s Cemetery Troy. Mary Schneski widow of Walter Schneakt died after brief illness in Cambridge. survived by children Louis Haviland, Louis Scineski, Andrew Sofneski, siblings and many grandchildren.
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Mary Jane Anderson
Emma Miller
Fourth Street
Scotland
Mary Jane Boyd
Albany
Watervliet
Ballston Spa
Troy
Angerson
Moses Anderton
Miller
James E. Bailey
Hudson Ave
Green Island
Donald J. Alderson
James Street
George Preece
Peter Martin
Henry D. Smith
Presbyterian Charen
Albany Rural Cemetery
Ellen Naslor
Ellen Naylor
Green Street
Schuylerville
Marion Doren
Clarence E. Phillips
Kingston
Mary Hawkins
John Contey
Thomas‘. Thibeault
James Pendergast
Philiip
Fred Pollock
Betonewick
Ernest Pollock
Mra
Metaliich
Jeterment
Eagle Mills
Riley Margaret Tracey
Mise
Margaret Tracey
Pittstown
Valley Fails
Pittston
Merrill Bothwell
Mary O'Brien
Frank Brenenstuhl
Brunswick
James
John Tracey
Wiliam Tehcey
Leo Tracey
Howard B. ‘Tate
Raymertown
St. George's Church
Mary Schneski
Walter Schneakt
Hoosick Falla
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Poland
Louis Haviland
Elizabeth
N. J
Louis Scineski
Hoosick Falls
Andrew Sofneski
Bennington
Louis Benkoski
Martin Bromiraki
Fumayal Astuines Tnneae
Wreckage Part Of Missing Dragger Recovered by Coast Guard
A radio report confirms wreckage from the missing dragger was picked up by the Coast Guard between Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. The recovery occurred yesterday as part of ongoing search efforts for the vessel. The sealed preliminary signal indicated debris and possible remains near the last known location.
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Coast Guard
Shark
Betareen Nanterket
Martha's Vineyard
Vesterday
Nedongeer Gar
Cone Guard
ATA
Mreekh
Eagan Ennet
Tram
Erock Fm
Crombied Durmag
Kremlin Seeks Clues to Rare German Manuscripts
A New York arts foundation seeks the Kremlin for help locating rare German manuscripts. Carsten Saith, director of the National Arts Foundation, pressed officials for support to locate original music scores linked to German figures, with mention of various institutions and individuals. details remain unclear due to fragmented reporting.
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Berlin
Kremlin
Carsten Saith
National Arts Foundation
New York
Statin
Bertin
Hier
Ase
Rackalan
Justice Rathedge Case At Parish Meeting
Fragmented text describes a parish gathering and a justice, with unclear details. It mentions a hospital, a three day event, and references to a person named Rathedge and a general condition. The readable portions hint at discussions and requests for cream and water.
Balanced Budget Questionable in New Hampshire Legislature
Concord New Hampshire legislators claim a balanced budget without new taxes this year though an accidental balance is possible. The House refused Gov Sharman Adams Republican tax measures yet passed appropriations risking a 4.9 million deficit for 1930-31. Senate cuts targeted services to provoke a tax reconsideration, but House persisted reducing education aid from 2,000,000 to 1,340,000 annually.
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Concord
SN. A
Rubire
House
Sharman Adams
Senate
British Crisis Proposals Split in Cold War Talks
The discussions in recent weeks did not include new Britain rescue ideas such as a fresh loan or devaluing the pound. Officials reject raising U S gold prices or altering the pound rate, citing IMF responsibility. The conference will include Bevin Cripps Snyder Acheson and Canadian ministers Abbott and Pearson. Senator Flanders urges stockpiling staples from sterling areas to aid Britain, while tariffs and unemployment loom large. He says Britain must pursue free enterprise and invest in colonies instead of welfare funds.
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Britain
England
Snyder
International Monetary Fund
Cripps
Bevin
Acheson
Douglas Abbott
Lester Pearson
World Bank and International Monetary
Flanders
Averill Park Schools Add New Teachers
Nine new teachers have been added to Averill Park Central District according to Principal Elmer E Stahlman. The appointments include John E Finegan of Troy as social studies teacher and junior high supervisor, Vernon G Ford of Buffalo as director of guidance, Mrs Helen Coyne as elementary art supervisor, Mary Naylor of Port Jervis as English for freshmen and sophomores, Julia Genoveri of Schenectady in Latin and social studies, Mrs Charles Werner as first grade at West Sand Lake, Mrs Doris Renfrew in sixth grade at Averill Park, Mrs Phylias Long in first grade at Averill Park, and Miss Rita Morrison in second grade at Averill Park.
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Averill Park
Elmer E. Stahlman
John E. Finegan
Troy
Vernon 4. G. Ford
Buffalo
Helen Coyne
Mary Naylor
Port Jarvis
Eiglish
Julia Genoveri
Schenectady
Art Takes Drudgery Out Of Housework
Provo Utah artist housewife Mrs LaVieve H Earl began painting after age 40 as her children grew up. She works with watercolors and oil, redecorates chinaware and lamp shades, and pursues woodburning, sewing, floral arrangements, and ceramics despite loss of fingers on her right hand.
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Provo
Utah
LaVieve H. Earl
Exchange Student Edward TaMay to Enter St Andrews College
Edward TaMay, son of Fire Chef and Mrs. Joseph LaMar of Boardman Street Whitehall, a junior at Union College, will wait until September 21 for St Andrews in Ireland where he will enter St Andrews College as an exchange student.
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Edward TaMay
Joseph LaMar
Boardman Stree
Whitehall
Union College
St. Andrews
Ireland
St. Andrews College
Troy Resident Named In Will Of Uncle
Exnil Mielke died July 30 and left 190 plus 1/11 of the residence to niece Tillie Clark of 369 Seventh Avenue. The rest of the residue, 10/11, plus 4300 in plan realty and personal effects, is divided among others. Ida Mielke of Windsor Place and Henry Meireis of 51 Bali Place, Brooklyn, are named as executors with the estate valued at about 7009 in realty and about 15000 in personal property.
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Exnil Mielke
Tillie Clark
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Francis D
Mr Garey
Brooklyn
Ida Mielke
Windsor Place
Henry Meireis
Balyy Place
Brooklin
Injured Miss Anna O'Neil Reported to Patrolmen
Miss Anna O'Neil of ML 247 Third Street reported to Patrolmen James Doherty and Charles Barns yesterday that she injured her right ankle in a fall near Adame and Third Streets yesterday morning. Dr. Leo Weinstein treated the injury.
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Anna O'Neil
Third Street
James Doherty
Charles Barns
Radio Patrol
Adame
Third Streets
Leo Weinstein
U S Envoy In Moscow Keeps Old Car Under Law
The US ambassador to the Soviet Union continues to use a pre war official car as a strict limit of $3000 on embassy vehicle spending governs the choice. Proposals from US manufacturers to gift or build new cars have been declined. The embassy notes several small missions abroad use flashy American cars.
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Moscow
United States
Ussr
Edwin Paisley
U. S
Soviet Union
W. Be- 4Ell Smith
Mostow
New Hurricane Building Up South of Florida
A strengthening hurricane south of Florida moved northwest along a path away from the mainland. Reported winds near 85 mph with gusts, tracking about 6 miles east of Nassau and ~40 miles southeast of Miami. Plane reconnaissance noted 80 mph winds near the center with strong winds across a 130 mile radius.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Nassau
Bahamas
Mis
Soviet Berlin stores apologize for herring taste
Soviet stores in Berlin publish an official apology after customers dislike their herring. The article notes the Russian controlled ration free chain faced criticism for the quality and states the apology was issued amid reports of the fish being cured in an amateurish manner.
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Berlin
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