Stay With the Lord Bible Thought for June 21 1933
A Bible Thought from June 21 1933 urges readers to seek the Lord and stay with him. The verse from 2 Chronicles 15 2 underscores that God is with those who remain faithful.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
4
Roosevelt to wield broad powers in peacetime presidency
With Congress adjourned, President Roosevelt faces a busy peace time agenda. The article lists wide discretionary powers granted to the President, including farm reductions, tax measures, industry codes, wage rules, large public spending, Civilian Conservation Corps funding, antitrust adjustments, veteran pensions, federal wages, and monetary policy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Oliver McKee, Jr
Boston Transcript
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt o Afghanistan? Not applicable.
The excerpt lists presidential powers under Roosevelt including gold embargo, license foreign exchange, Fed purchases up to 3B in government bonds, issue up to 8B in new currency, adjust dollar gold content, control imports and subsidies, and mail contract changes. It predicts a busy summer and autumn and expresses hope the president uses dictatorial powers sparingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pompeii finds show slaves with treasure still valued today
Excavations at Pompeii reveal two skeletons of slaves near the strong-room of rich Menandro. A bag of coins and adornments lay beside them, suggesting they carried valuables during the disaster. The gold coins retain value across time, offering a lesson on money beyond their political imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Menandro
Vesuvius
Herculaneum
Columbus
Dispatch
High Tariffs and Bible Traffic Abroad
The discussion contrasts tariffs with protectionism noting most schedules are not 80 high but foreign goods enter over them. Adequate tariffs should reflect production costs differences between nations. The piece cites evangelism boosting Bible sales in Japan in 1932 and previews a Protestant drive for Bible culture in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story City
Iowa
Herald
The
American Bible Society
Japan
China
Boston Transcript
Reed aims for United States Senate return
Jim Reed declares ambition to return to the U S Senate amid renewed activity that erodes his fear of boredom. The Chicago Daily News reports his determined political stance and framing of contemporary Senate dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reed
United States Senate
Chicago Daily News
Bernard Shaw on heaven and European digs
Bernard Shaw quips that heaven would be the best home though hard to reach. The remark appears in a syndicated column cited by the Omaha Evening World Herald. A separate note recalls Europeans taunting Americans about ruins, countered with a claim of bills owed by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Shaw
Heaven
Omaha
Rail idled by crime talk in Chicago Heights cafe note
A fragment discusses a Chicago Heights cafe scene with diners Mary Had A Little Lamb and others. It notes gangsters ignore non targets, cites a San Francisco Chronicle quote on federal action against organized crime, and urges better personal effort and a contribution box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Woman Wished To Fall Into Her Arms Not Her Hands
A witty line by Ambrose Bierce contrasts desire for closeness with the danger of unwanted control, noting the absurdity of seeking embrace while fearing possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Bierce
No Title or Fame I Seek But To Do Good Today
The speaker values humble service over fame or wealth and finds joy in God’s creation. They seek useful work to fill their time and help others, noting they will not pass this way again and aim to aid a fellow traveler on life’s path.
Salesman and customer barter over washing machine claim
A salesman touts a washing machine as paying for itself while the prospect counters with delivery terms. A teacher admonishes Johnny on handwriting and spelling, and a dog bite case highlights a lawyer’s testing argument about who bit whom.
Easy Aces Defeat Orioles and Troop Wins From the Y
The Easy Aces beat the Orioles 4 to 1 as Stan Kiesey pitched for the Y M C A squad in a game featuring the Kiesey family’s strong pitching. Freshwaters and Jacobs sparked the Y with a three bagger, while Kittenbaulers’ Hall of Fame notes praise Hub Turner’s noisy but spirited play and Ray Sinn recovers from a knee injury. A Thursday night rematch with the Muscatine Elks is scheduled.
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Stowell
E. Murphyss
Garrett
Massone
F. Murphy
Gilmore
Custer P
Mangold
Orioles
H. Turner
E Rath
Vaha
Les Rath
Haney
Nortons
Summerville Ss
Walker
Allbaugh
Cotes
Racewomnans
Carlton
McAvoy
Freshwaters
Stan Kiesey
Jones
Casey
Whitehead
Judevine
Westermark
Troop
D. Fuhr
Jacobs
C. Fuhr
Mattock
D. Kiesey
Boileau
Sechulty II
Putnam
Kerref
Ecwena
Fred Bey
Chick Clark
Troop F
Muscatine Elks
Kittenbaulers
Ray Sinn
Junkin
Highest Peak In East Gets Service
The Mount Washington observatory in the White Mountains now has telephone service connected to the Whitefield central office New Hampshire. The line aids tourists climbers and the three Weather observer stations at the highest peak east of the Mississippi River. The value of the telephone is greater than its cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Washington
White Mountains
Whitefield
N. H
Weather Observer
Mississippi River
Fragmented Reader Letters and Snippets of Anecdotes
A collage of brief quips and comments including family moments with Billie, a warning about music, a line on quitting drinking, a Forbes remark about diamonds, and a note of thanks from P. H. The items read like stray captions or midget items from a society page with light humor and personal notes.
Baseball notes from a rough score night
Lester Rath notes the Orioles have yet to win while facing top teams. Scortchy Norton loses bases loaded hits. Earl Rath turned the only double play of the night. Don Coates and Fred Stone shine in the outfield. Guy Carlton seeks credit for a home run shot last week. Kiesey duel sees Dale fanning five Stan eight. Windy Kerr shows power, and John Casey Jones breaks a bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rath
Orioles
Kathy
Don Coates
Fred Stone
Guy Carlton
Former Keota resident George Daiber dies in Cheyenne
George Daiber, once of Keota, died in a Cheyenne hospital on June 18 after an operation for pelvic cancer. He had been brought in with appendicitis on June 9 and underwent initial surgery revealing cancer. Funeral services were held in Cheyenne Tuesday. he was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daiber, survived by his wife and three children, plus three sisters and a brother.
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Keota
H. D Williams
George Daiber
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Daiber
Daiher
Michael Daiher
George
Betty Elizabeth
Edward
Charles Littler
Des Moines
Iowa
William Dalber
Los Angeles
Calif
H. D. Williams Keota
L. E
Hulse
Wauregan
Minots
Card of Thanks from David H. Keltner and Wife
We express appreciation for the kindness and sympathy of neighbors and friends and for the beautiful flowers sent by the Christian church. David H. Keltner and Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
David H. Keltner
Snow Near Equator Sparks Unusual South Africa Sight
Snow has fallen within seven miles of the equator in South Africa surprising residents and meteorologists. Officials say the rare event disrupted travel briefly as flurries were reported in a highland area near key towns.
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South Africa
Equator
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