Scourging Jesus sermon at First Baptist Tucson
Parental responsibility for the creation of a Christian world was urged by Rev. Carl Bassett as he served at First Baptist Tucson. He argued mothers shape boys and that homes fail when parents chase worldliness. He warned of heathen homes and children turning to sin, urging praying fathers and mothers to lead with faith.
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William W. Lucas
Carl Bassett
Los Angeles
First Baptist Church
R. S. Beal
Bassett
Jesus
Tucson
Cross and faith themes mark morning service
The speaker contrasts the blood of Christ with the gospel’s power and recalls the Roman scourge. He notes Boxers in China asked none about faith but demanded one’s stance on the cross. Mrs. Glen C. Garner sang solo with Mrs. D. W. Sands on organ as KTUC carried the broadcast.
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Calvary
China
Christ
God
Glen C. Garner
D. W. Sands
KTUC
Barbers For 113 Years In Pittsburgh Tradition
The Hoffman family has upheld barbering as a city tradition, with three generations carrying on the trade across 113 years in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Hoffman
Elks Invite Members for Birthday Observance
The Elks lodge plans a birthday observance in July or August for about 100 members. Secretary Frank A. Michel announced invitations to a long list of members and associates including Charles Edwards H Myer son Abe Brother I Ladipes and many others.
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Elks Lodge
Frank A. Michel
Charles H. Edwards
H. Myerson
Abe Brother
I. Ladipes
William Farmer
Richard P. Karr
E. T. Houston
James C. Herron
Frank Fields
T. Ed Litt
Peter Puhl
Robert Kissell
W. G. Hall
C. Harve Kester
R. A. McAfee
W. A. Ramsey
H. H. Cake
Glen van Order
Sam D. Paris
P. A. Ramsower
David Cohen
al G. Schafer
W. Brooks Steen
R. L. Pomeroy
Frank L. Powers
B. J. Lyerly
Frank Kendall
Joseph D. McAllister
B. L. Cocklin
Charles H. Darnell
Tony Hervantin
W. Joe Lowry
C. A. McCleery
Ralph Pyatt
Harry Devine
M. E. Beard
Lee W. King
P. A. Watkins
Sol Gerver
Arthur A. McMullen
M. P. Reilly
James C. White
Abe Myerson
Albert Kohler
W. F. Edell
H. G. Lehan
Oscar Haefer
Funeral for Henry Yanez set at San Agustin Cathedral
Funeral services for Henry Yanez 17 who died from injuries in a Nogales highway crash will be held at 5 pm at San Agustin cathedral with Rev. T J Radtke officiating. Burial follows at Holy Hope cemetery. He was employed in a local billiard parlor and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Miguel Yanez of 219 West Kennedy Street and three brothers.
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Henry Yanez
Nogales Highway
San Agustin Cathedral
T. J. Radtke
Holy Hope Cemetery
Yanez
Miguel Yanez
West Kennedy Street
Waterfront Baby Returns Home
Miguel Ynocente and Francisco Yanez return with six sisters Mrs Marie Lou Sanchez and the Misses Marie Louisa Antonia Dora Julieta and others in a coastal family homecoming feature.
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Miguel
Ynocente
Francisco Yanez
Marie Lou Sanchez
Marie Louisa
Antonia
Dora
Julieta
Sewing Machines From United States Predominate in Salvador
Nearly all sewing machines now in use in Salvador are from the United States, with imports dominating the local market and shaping industrial capabilities. The report notes limited availability of machines from other regions and rising demand among tailors and factories.
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Salvador
The
United States
Cow Spells Thrift At Berkeley University Find
University of California specialists announce one cow can save a family about 100 dollars yearly in dairy products. The claim highlights efficiency and potential cost savings for households considering dairy needs.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Mexico Plans Railroad Work Across Tehuantepec Isthmus
The Mexican government plans a 2.4 million dollar reconstruction of the Tehuantepec isthmus rail line to withstand wartime disruption and protect canal traffic. The project re tracks and re balls the line to support 80 heavy freight trains daily, serving Salina Cruz and Puerto Mexico ports for transport across the isthmus. Completion is expected in four months.
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Mexico City
Tehauntepec Isthmus
United States
National Railways
Salina Cruz
Pacific Ocean
Puerto Mexico
Gulf
Isthmus
Big Feet Budgets Raise Army Shoe Costs Nationwide
The OPM purchasing division reports larger service shoe sizes increase defense costs. Average price per pair rises from 3.38 to 3.40 dollars, with a 1 000 000 pair purchase adding about 20 000 dollars. Leather use grows as sizes increase, tying to bigger quantities of leather.
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Washington
OPM
Prohibition on White Sidewall Tire Production
The OPM bars white sidewall automobile tires to conserve about 6000 tons of crude rubber annually. The order becomes effective at midnight, Aug. 23, issued by the priorities division stating the manufacture of white sidewall tires is prohibited.
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Washington
OPM
Rubber Savings Plan Targets Tire Production
The order reduces crude rubber use per tire by about two pounds for side-wall tires and will save zinc used in coloring. O M ordered processors to cut civilian rubber use from 817000 to 600000 tons in six months starting July 1, placing conserved rubber in a defense stockpile.
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O&m
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