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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1936
Page
4
The FATOW brothers of Memphis propose a market plan for their cotton picker that avoids displacing southern labor. They suggest leasing with wage and labor standards, funding social insurance, and industrial diversification. The piece notes the irony of labor saving and calls for societal adaptation as machines replace work.
A historical clipping shows a photo of the senator's widow who has been appointed to the U.S. Senate to fill her slain husband’s seat. The piece notes her ascent as a rare instance of widow succession and hints at the political implications for the party and state.
The Resurrection story renews faith amid disciples’ doubt. It centers not on the miracle alone but on the living Christ who dwells in believers. Paul’s words emphasize being crucified with Christ and living by faith in the Son of God who loved and gave Himself.
The piece discusses a forthcoming Pan American conference in Buenos Aires to foster a pro United States stance in Latin America, seeking a non aggression pact with sanctions and a cooperative defense of the canal. It notes Japan’s inroads in Chile Peru and Ecuador and the Roosevelt era good neighbor policy as a strategic model. It also covers remarks by James Montgomery Beck on TVA court decisions and a capsule on Francis Bacon’s legacy.
A devotional line from Revelation promises preservation from the hour of temptation for those who keep Christ's word. The verse stresses endurance against global trials and steadfast faith under divine safeguard.
Mrs. A. C. Lamade has produced two Braille editions of contract bridge books for the Blind Library of Congress in Washington. The works will be distributed to blind players, helping them follow the game.
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