Church's Prohibition Report Nears Completion
The Presbyterian board of temperance and moral welfare led by Charles Scanlon presented the forty second annual report in Indianapolis. He said prohibition remains unfinished and requires courage in elected officials. He noted the government was financially ahead on fines and confiscations and urged global action against tobacco and liquor, plus support for national film censorship.
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Pittsburgh
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Committee On Unified Financial System
Financial committee seeks access to church treasurers books
The committee proposes continued oversight with original instructions and asks for authority to hire a trained accountant to audit or review treasurers ledgers. It seeks access to books across treasuries under a subcommittee and asks General Assembly direction to ensure full cooperation. It requests authority to incur necessary expenses for this task.
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