Passover Observances Held In Synagogues
Jewish communities usher in the Passover feast with traditional Sedar rites across synagogues. Services began last night at 6, with reform and Orthodox observances. readings highlighted the Exodus and Israel’s continued quest for freedom. Veterans and hospital attendees joined the observance, with further services planned tonight at 8 as Rabbi Loeb leads readings and sermons on the theme Israel and World Freedom.
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Loa Wit
Bible Study School to Begin Monday
Bible study school will start Monday at Mont Vernon with evening sessions from 6 to 8 and lectures by local pastors and experts. The program includes child care, health talks, psychology topics, and activities for all ages with Mrs Grace Garee and Miss Id tb AE among the instructors from area churches and universities.
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Ittte
Mont Vernon
Hutch
Carses
Junlor Wader
Grace Gareeroe
Eckington Presbyterian Church
Normandy
Yas Bater
New York
Rodra
Teck Presbyterian
Ada Wah
Unitarian Church to Hold Last Keith Service
The Unitarian church plans farewell services as Rev. 16 B Flere from New York preaches on Victory free Sacrifice. The minister will announce the church’s return to the theater for its last two years while the new church is built. A final service is scheduled for April with regular attendees and local parishioners in attendance.
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Willam Lauen Silfsar
New York
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Washington
Flere
Unitarian
Leiths
Shark Re
Bishop Freeman to Preach and Visit West
Bishop Freeman will travel West tomorrow for a sermon at the cathedral chapel at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. He will then leave Washington tomorrow night for Chicago to attend the National draulfe and return Friday for a reception at St Marks at seven in the evening.
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Bshop
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Wash
St Marks
Paris
Easter Music Plan by 200 Singers at Radio Station Iowa City
Two hundred University of Iowa students will perform Easter music to be broadcast from ELAA radio in Iowa City on April 19. The program features the university chorus, glee club, and orchestra with support from Lutheran Alliance groups.
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Iowa
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WFI
Strawbridge and Clothier
Philadelphia
Resurrection Power in a Troubled World
Author reflects on a week of travel amid public unrest and moral questions, arguing the Resurrection offers the only true answer. He notes widespread concern from business leaders to editors and churchmen, urges a nation wide revival, and highlights ongoing revival meetings and renewed Christian service in communities across the United States and Canada.
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Washington
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Buncombe
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International Committee
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Disha
Middle West
South
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Ywca Ig
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Friends
Memphis
Resurrection Enterprise
United States
Canada
American film to aid Walter Reed veterans
A film by D W Griffith will open Monday night with proceeds aiding Walter Reed veterans. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge will attend with high officials and their wives in boxes sold by a committee led by Mrs Wadsworth. Tickets may be bought at the theater. many notable attendees are listed.
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Wadsworth
New York
Eldridge Jordan
Thomas Hell Sweeney
Charles Warren
Scott Thropp
Marjorie Wright
W L. Finley
Walter Reed
Mothers Day Fund Appeals Denounced by International Group
A statement from the Mothers' Day International Association denounces use of the Mothers Day name for solicitations a tag day or any fundraising appeal. It warns unauthorized solicitors and notes political manipulation uses the term mother and misappropriates decades of work. The true war mother receives sympathy rather than exploitation for greed or politics.
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Mothers Day
Winslow Denies Stifling Barkley Railroad Bill
Chairman Winslow of the House commerce committee rejected Barkley’s charge that the committee was stifling the plan to abolish the railroad labor board. He said the panel would address transportation issues soon, after handling other measures it deemed meriting attention. Representative Huddleston of Alabama then echoed Barkley’s allegations on the floor.
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Railroad Labor Board
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Kentucky
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Huddleston
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Randle Highlands Tracks Ordered Up for Removal
District Commissioners ordered the old Randle Highlands street railway tracks removed at the request of the Randle Heights Citizens Association. Tracks unused since Capital Traction Company bus service began in December face a 60 day removal notice sent to Col Arthur E Randle by Daniel E Garges.
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Randle Heights
American minister thanks Albanians for sympathy in deaths
Constantine A Chekrezi cites a cable from Albania thanking Americans for sympathy after the killings of George B de Long and Robert Lewis Coleman on April 6. The Albanian court martial began swiftly to try the perpetrators, and the report of two Morgana crew members killed in Albania was described as baseless.
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Albania
United States
Foreign Office of
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
George B de Long
Robert Lewis Coleman
Athens
Pierpont Morgana Yacht Corsair
Cleared of Klan Charge in Indiana Raid Case
Marion April 18 Hosea Cagle Erwin McCown and Ralph Hu members of the Knights of the Flaming Circle were acquitted of firing on a mob of Ku Klux Klan members. The defendants testified they were in the county jail acting as deputy sheriffs at the time. Glenn Young and Constable Brady Jenking reported an ambush during a raid near Sunnyside mine, marking a second raid alleged by Young's opponents in violation of a county authority arrangement.
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Erwin McCown
Ralph Hu
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Motora
Young
Temple Heights to Have Sunrise Easter Service
An Easter sunrise service at Temple Heights will begin at 7 am tomorrow on Temple Heights near Connecticut and Florida avenues northwest. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will give the address, with Familiar hyline to be sung under Percy Foster’s direction. Grats Dunkum chairs arrangements. Dr. W. L. Darby presides. Interdenominational service with many cooperating groups including District 5 and 8 Council of Religious Education, YMC A, YWCA, Baptist Young People, C. E. union, Epworth league and Organized Men’s Bible classes. Access by Connecticut and Florida avenues. Mount Pleasant or U Street cars stop nearby.
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Foster
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W. L. Darby
Council of Religious Education
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Local experts asked to aid veteran bureau
Brig Gen Frank T Hines announced 30 leading specialists will serve as expert consultants to the United States Veterans Bureau while Congress considers key legislation. Ebnes said medical care for disabled soldiers will continue long term and a permanent high grade medical personnel is sought with pay and incentives to attract top talent. Among invited experts are Dr Roy Adams and Dr William A. White, superintendent of St Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington.
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Frank T Hines
Ebnes
Congress
Hines
United States Public Health Service
Bureau
Roy Adams
William A. White
St Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Europe currency reforms noted by Federal Reserve board
The Federal Reserve board noted reforms in several European currencies last six months. It cited stabilization in Italy and reduced fluctuations in Germany and Russia while Poland and Hungary showed instability. It highlighted cooperation for exchange stabilization and anticipated further reform actions abroad.
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Poland
Hungary
Austria
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Germany
Russia
New York Society Travels Return from Various Resorts
Special to The Washington Fan from New York reports Mr and Mrs Herbert L Satterlee and Miss Eleanor M Satterlee back from Cuba. Mr and Mrs John and Berwind back from Atlantic City. They plan to sail for Europe in May. Mrs Anne Morgan, who returned from Europe, sails to France late May for the summer. Mr and Mrs Frederick Osborn back from Southern Pines to visit Mr James Boyd in Garrison NC for Easter.
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New York
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Eleanor M Satterlee
Cuba
John & Berwind
Atlantic City
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Anne Morgan
Europe
France
Frederick Osborn
Southern Pines
James Boyd
Garrison
Lehigh Bonds Approved by Interstate Commerce Commission
The ICC granted Lehigh Valley Railroad authority to issue 310,400,000 in general consolidated mortgage bonds and pledge them with 5,000,000 in additional bonds under the general consolidated mortgage. Receivers' certificates totaling 2,170,000 and a promissory note of 235,771.25 may be issued by the Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern Railroad Company as ordered.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
General Consolidated
General Consolidated Mortgage
Pittsburgh, Shawmut and Northern Railroad Company
Federation Day Selected Observance Planned for April 27
The Washington Federation of Churches executive committee decided to request pastors of member churches to observe Federation Day on April 27. Dr Abernethy chairs the committee with Dr Showalter aiding publicity. Pastors are asked to speak on The Present Tendency Toward Church Cooperation to raise awareness of federation work.
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W 8S Abernethy
W J Showalter
Opposition by Railroad Bond Holders to Rate Changes
The National Association of Railroad Stockholders and insurers with 43 million policyholders protest proposed rate changes under Section 15 A of the transportation act. They argue that altering rates to fit individual carriers harms rail service and urge rates to reflect the majority of railroads to ensure adequate net operating revenue for proper transportation.
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Local Produce Market Prices and Fresh Stock Listings
Readable fragments show prices for eggs butter cheese poultry and live stock, with diverse items from butter and eggs to tomatoes, strawberries and onions. New York and Chicago markets report varied receipts and prices, including butter 37 to 37 1/2 cents, eggs 22 to 25 cents, and dressed poultry firm.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
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Northwestern
California
Carolina
Florida
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North Carolina
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Foreign Exchange Rates Across Nations in New York
Foreign exchange quotations listed in cents for major currencies with demand and cables notes. Includes Britain 43514, Italy 4431, Germany 27, Belgium 0.45, Norway 13.83, Sweden 26.33, Denmark 16.62, Spain 13.82, Poland 0.00012, Yugoslavia 12.44, Austria 0.14, Roumania 9.214, Argentina, Brazil and Tokyo marked holiday or rates as noted. Montreal holiday.
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Italy
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Sweden
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Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
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Tokyo
Montreal
Baltimore Markets April 63 Market Report
Baltimore Maryland April 63 lists produce prices with apples potatoes and eggs unchanged. Onions and dairy items show minor shifts while live poultry prices hold steady. No. 1 yellow corn sacks and butter dairy printings are noted with small adjustments.
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