Will Rogers and a school prize tale in a local sale notice
A collage of humor about a Scotch father and son who win monthly prizes for top class work and a separate public sale ad lists one acre of land known as the Forest Grove School lot on Buckton road four miles south of Middletown Virginia. The sale is on Friday December 31 at 10 AM with cash terms. The Hensell Estate is handling the sale through W M and H C Hensell Exprs.
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Forest Grove
Buckton Road
Middletown
W. M
H. C. Hensell
D. N. Hensell
Bible Translated Into 991 Languages Gains Popularity
The American Bible Society reports the Bible or parts of it translated into 991 languages with circulation exceeding one billion. Articles cover origins, structure, and statistics of the Bible plus notes on the Mazarin or Gutenberg Bible and the Morals of Jesus.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
American Bible Society
Thessalonians
Cardinal Mazarin
France
Solomon
Sirach
Parma
Library of Congress
Otto H. F. Vollbehr
Congress
Jesus Thomas Jefferson
United States
Jesus Christ
Jesus
International Bible Encyclopedia
Matthew
Christ
Abraham
David
Adam
Cana
Galilee
Publiess
Zaccheus
Gethsemane
Herod
Pontius Pilate
Yale Proposes Vigorous Rearmament to Boost Industry
Prof James Harvey Rogers of Yale University urges a vigorous rearma ment program to stimulate heavy industry and world peace. Speaking to the Econometric Society in session, he argues such a program would boost purchasing and compete with private business while aiding peace as in Britain, warning that three democracies and allies control 80 percent of the world economy and must match totalitarian arms.
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Yale University
Econometric Society
Allied Sociological Associations of America
James Harvey Rogers
Great Britain
Many Given Up For Dead Could Be Brought Back
Boston reports medical experts from Harvard Medical School and Boston City Hospital led by Dr Leo Alexander say hundreds of lives could be saved yearly if persons shocked and apparently dead receive prolonged artificial respiration. They urge not to declare death until 12 hours of artificial respiration or after rigor mortis sets in. Census data show thousands die from electrical accidents and lightning in recent years.
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Boston
Harvard Medical School
Boston City Hospital
Leo Alexander
United States
Ihi
Revenue Bureau Draws Distinctions On Exemptions
The Internal Revenue Bureau rules that social security tax exemptions for domestic help do not cover social secretaries librarians and museum experts in private homes or full time carpenters. Handymen hired full time for odd jobs are exempt. A physician with a central practice is not a taxable employee of a company even with a monthly retainer, and taxi drivers buying their own cabs are not employees of the taxi association.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Germless Life Not Possible
INDIANAPOLIS December 29. A miniature germ free world built of stainless steel units the size of beer barrels was shown by scientists from Notre Dame. Guinea pigs rabbits rats and mice were born there and tested free of germs yet the animals lacked vital digestion clues to a healthy life.
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Indianapolis
University of Notre Dame
American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. A. Reyniers
P. T. Trexler
Round-Up of Bowl Odds and Sports Gossip
Odds on major bowls dominate the round up with Louisiana State favored over Santa Clara in the Sugar Bowl and Rice 13 points better than Colorado in Dallas while Whizzer White faces 2 to 1 against. Mentions Lou Gehrig heading to Hollywood and Sammy Baugh seeking 25000 dollars from the Redskins, plus coach resignations and notable bets across football boxing and wrestling.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
James J. Carroll
St. Louis
California
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Rice
Colorado
Dallas
Whizzer White and Co
Auburn
West Virginia
Michigan State
Texas Tech
San Francisco
Lou Gehrig
Hollywood
Lou
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Sammy
Fashion Ladies Wear Watches In Ears In 1938
Chicago reports the fashion trend of ear watches as a new time keeping accessory for the coming year. Ear rings feature tiny watches, while ring watches and wrist pieces in glass cases appear, along with novelty bracelets and acorn linked designs.
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Chicago
Child Preacher To Be Married Amid Modern Times
New York report notes Aldine Maybelle Utley, formerly known as a child preacher, plans marriage in a move depicted as stepping into modern life. Details are sparse but indicate a notable public figure pursuing matrimony.
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New York
Aldine Maybelle Utley
The Child Evangelist to Wed Wilbur Langkop in New York Church
The Child Evangelist has a license to marry Wilbur Langkop an Osage City Missouri salesman. Miss Utley aged 25 and Langkop aged 26 scheduled to wed Friday at the Church of the Transfiguration known as the Little Church Around the Corner. Utley described herself as a minister and gave Parkway Hotel Chicago as her address. She began preaching at age fourteen in various parts of the country.
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Wilbur Langkop
Osage City
Miss Utley
Langkop
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