Disarm Children Is First Step In Crime Prevention
The Christian Science Monitor argues that crime starts in childhood and education must curb glamorization of criminals. It notes children imitate crime with toy pistols and holds that adults must disarm children by restricting real firearms and offering constructive adventures, recreation, and positive role models.
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New York
Dillinger
Robin Hood
United States
Washington
California
New Jersey
Drought Relief Plan Outlined For Texas Cattle
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Federal Emergency Relief Administration propose a cattle adjustment plan in six Texas drought counties. Distressed cattle would be bought at set prices, with shares split between owners and mortgage holders. Condemned stock may be destroyed while sound cattle are processed for relief. Loans aid home dairies and small ranchers, with cattle limits set for home food supply and breeding stock. County relief directors will organize producer committees. Counties include Dallam Hartley Sherman Moore Oldham and Potter.
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College Station
Texas
Drouth
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
O. B. Martin
Extension Service
Texas A. and
M. College
Dallam
Hartley
Sherman
Moore
Oldham
Potter
New Car Registrations Continue Upward in Texas
The University of Texas bureau of business research reports rising registrations for new passenger cars across 17 counties. May and April totals show gains over last year, with 21 768 registrations in the first five months, up 64 percent from 13 276.
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Austin
Bureau of Business Research
The
University of Texas
Farmers Borrow Two Million On Short-term Loans
More than 6,600 Texas farmers and stockmen arranged to borrow 2,100,000 dollars by June 1 and 1,800,000 already paid out to finance crops and livestock. The balance 300,000 is being advanced in installments. Loans focus increasingly on livestock and general farm needs with 5 percent annual interest, cutting costs versus longer terms.
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Texas
Farm Credit Administration
Sermon urges Christian love to end hate and wars
The speaker laments postwar hatred and warns nations plan more arms. He urges Christians to reconcile disputes with Jesus teachings, promote peace in churches and communities, and love enemies. A college recruit story ends with a student saying he is gun shy and does not want to serve in any war.
Sermon on Loving Enemies As Part of Kingdom of God
A preacher cites Matthew 5 43 45 urging love for enemies as core to Christianity. He cites Stanley Jones and the need for a new heart, mercy, and grace, urging self examination and faith to overcome hate and foster church renewal amid a financial and religious depression.
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Stanley Jones
Jesus
God
The Risen Lord and the Great Commission Lesson
Sunday school notes emphasize the Great Commission as mission marching orders. The piece highlights missionary work across nations, the shrinking world, native self supporting churches, social gospel emphasis, and growing interboard cooperation amid declining Western supremacy.
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Risen Lord and the Great Commission
Christian Society
Judas
United States
Canada
Advert Want Column Helps Find Lost Items
The piece urges using the Want Column to recover missing belongings. It notes advertisers achieve good results and that the service is inexpensive.
The Sun Sells Typewriter Supplies
Typewriter paper typewriter carbons adding machine paper and typewriter ribbons for sale by The Sun offering essential office supplies in one place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Are 1 300 Words Enough in Language Teaching
Dr Michael West of the Ontario College of Education argues that 1300 words suffice for any language. He says schools teach too many words, especially in foreign languages, which confuses students and hampers reading and speaking ability.
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Michael West
Ontario College of Education
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