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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1928

Page

14

River improvement rally foresees big Iowa grain storage hubs

Des Moines reports from river improvement enthusiasts note plans for large terminal grain elevators in Iowa river cities. Governors and engineers cite dried grain storage and cheaper market access as central needs, with river barge lines reviving transport hopes along the Mississippi and Missouri border rivers. A color matching method via spectrum analysis is also mentioned.

Des Moines St. Louis Dubique Hammi Iowa River Iowa Mark Twain Missouri River Association Hull Mississippi Hoover

Women to Besiege Congress for Kellogg Pact

Five million women through accredited groups prepare to press Senate ratification of the Kellogg multilateral treaty to renounce war as Congress reconvenes December 3. Leading figures include Maud Wood Park, Belle Sherwin, Clarence Fraim, John F. Sippel, and S. M N Marrs, with broad cross-group support and plans for public presence in the Senate galleries. The Newton bill for a child welfare extension service seeks a one million dollar annual appropriation to cut maternity and infancy deaths and boost maternal and infant hygiene, continuing federal leadership in national welfare efforts. Various groups will push other women�s issues at the upcoming session.

Sue McNamara Associated Press Washington, D. C Senate Congress Maud Wood Park National League of Women Voters Belle Sherwin League Clarence Fraim General Federation of Women’s John F. Sippel S. M N. Marrs National Parent- Teachers Association William Tilton Newton U. S Parent-Teachers United States S. ML. N. Marrs Inset National Parent-Teachers Association General Federation of Women's Clubs

Women’s clubs back Brookhart bill and family reunification

The association supports safeguards against sensational films and block booking while opposing blind booking. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs with two million members urges passage of legislation allowing a legally admitted alien to bring his wife and unmarried minor children. They back the Shipstead Newton bill to set aside Rainy Lake watershed as an international park and press for equal rights and other measures.

Association Brookhart Club Shipstead-Newton Rainylake Minnesota Canada National Woman's Party Congress

Paul Before His Judges Lesson Card

Sunday School lesson summarizes Paul before Felix as the defense against charges of pestilent fellow, sedition, sect leader, and temple profanation. It notes Paul's frankness, recognition of Felix's authority, and details of the sedition accusations and his rebuttal in Acts 24 verses 1 through 26.

Paul Tertullus Felix

Paul Before Festus and Agrippa in Acts Analysis

The account describes Paul’s trials before Felix, Festus, and Agrippa. It covers his defense of heresy and sacrilege claims, his appeal to Caesar, and Agrippa’s nearly persuaded reaction, emphasizing Roman legal rights and persuasive oratory.

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