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The notice lists mail subscription rates by period with prices for Peace Weekly and 4 stanza poems. It includes display advertising rates by location and deadlines, with national ad reps in major cities.
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Peace Weekly
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Ates
Christ For All All Form Christ God S Response
Verse from 2 Chronicles 7 14 urges humble prayer seeking God acknowledging sin to obtain forgiveness and national healing. The message emphasizes repentance and divine listening promising restoration if people turn from wicked ways.
Baby bonds could boost saving and civic identity
Secretary Morgenthau proposes United States Saving Bonds in small denominations to attract average savers. At 2 to 3 percent interest, the bonds would not threaten private securities or banks, reduce postal savings costs, curb hoarding, and foster national identity through widespread ownership.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
United States
CCC program yields healthy gains for eastern youths
A government CCC program report notes 964 eastern youths gained over two tons of weight in three months due to outdoor life sleep and diet. The findings stress health improvements across families, including those with prior malnutrition concerns.
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Brook Farm Experiment and US Army officer ranks
The Brook Farm Experiment was a socialist community founded in 1841 in West Roxbury Massachusetts by Ripley Hawthorne and Charles A. Dana. The ranks in the United States Army, from highest to lowest, are General Lieutenant General Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant.
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Brook Farm
West Roxbury
Usetts
Ripley, Hawthorne
Charles A. Dana
United States Army
Rising generation urged to improve youth health habits
The passage argues that many youths grow up under poor conditions affecting exercise, sleep, diet, and living habits. It calls on those supervising recreation and shaping young people's habits to address these issues and promote better health.
Connally pushes hot oil bill to curb interstate shipments
Senator Connally introduces a bill to prohibit interstate oil shipments above state production quotas. The measure aims to satisfy Supreme Court objections to the hot oil provision and could reach the President for signature if Senate passage occurs without a record vote. Senator Borah objects, while Senate majority leader Robinson supports the bill.
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Supreme Court
Senate
House
Connally
Borah
Robinson
Estate Divided Among 53 Heirs
Estate of the late Barney Line berg is divided among 53 heirs. Charles A. Dorton, 57, is found dead in orchard near Kernstown where he had been plowing. Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, is elected clerical delegate from the Virginia Synod to the biennial convention in Savannah, Ga. A new party alignment may result from President Roosevelt's endorsement of Senator Hiram Johnson of California. Funeral services are conducted near Middletown for Irvin H. Rhodes, 75.
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Charles A. Dorton
Kernstown
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Virginia Synod
Savanah
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Middletown
Irvin H. Rhodes
Five Years Ago Motive Arises In West Virginia Murder Case
Walter Crabtree faces denial of change of venue in Romney West Virginia over a triple murder charge. Luella Whetsell goes on trial in Keyser for complicity in an illegal operation tied to a Harrisonburg student nurse’s death. Judge John Barton Payne turns 75 as Red Caps chairman is praised. Future Farmers of America basketball tourney set for Handley gym February 1.
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Walter Crabtree
Romney
W. Va
Luella Whetsell
Harrisonburg
Keyser
John Barton Payne
American Red Caps
Farmers of America
Handley Gym
Ninninger Elected President Of Virginia Horticultural Society
Ten years ago E D Ninninger of Roanoke was chosen president of the Virginia State Horticultural Society at a convention here. Rev Father Rankin of Sacred Heart Church informs the Lions Club about an eclipse of the sun by the moon. Temperatures of 30 and 40 below zero are reported in New England. Evelyn Lamb Consolvo files suit in Baltimore court against Charles H Consolvo foster-father of her husband for alienation of affections. James W Henretty, 57, a foreman for the Baltimore and Ohio section, is killed when a blow torch mufflers drown out the sound of an approaching train.
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E. D. Ninninger
Roanoke
Virginia State Horticultural Society
T. A. Rankin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Lions Club
New England
Evelyn Lamb Consolvo
Baltimore
Charles H. Consolvo
James W. Henretty
Baltimore and Ohio
Town of Boyce Inches Toward Incorporation Vote
Twenty five years ago leading citizens of Boyce push for town incorporation. James A. Burgess former Hotel Evans manager dies suddenly at St James Hotel Mount Jackson where he owned property. Captain Thomas G Flagg aged 85 veteran of Mexican War and the Confederacy dies in Martinsburg West Virginia. Union services attract congregants at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Boyce
James A. Burgess
Evans
St. James Hotel
Mount Jackson
Thomas G. Flagg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pipe Pusher May Save City A Tidy Sum
City officials consider purchasing a pipe pusher to remove galvanized service pipes from water mains to homes and install new flexible copper service pipes. About 1,500 services must be removed. the device would dig only to the main connection, avoiding street trenching and pavement disturbance.
Apparent Pusher Costs Discussed for Installations
A report notes that about ten installations will bear the cost of the pusher. The item highlights who pays and the financial responsibility involved.
Antiquated Mining Methods Persist Despite Progress
The article argues that despite advances in science, gold mining milling and smelting continue to rely on techniques unchanged for two millennia, with only minor improvements.
Albatross, Decatur, and Caesar in Run of Q and A
The albatross is killed in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Stephen Decatur is the one who spoke the foreign policy line Our country in her intercourse with foreign nations may she always be in the right but our country right or wrong. Caius Julius Caesar and his army crossed the Rubicon in 49 B C.
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Caius Julius Caesar
Hisarmy
B. C
Leila Engaged as Orton and Minnie Plot Finances
In a tense household, Orton and Mrs Johnston Hedges calculate the bonds and income left to Leila and Bet. They plan to fund the marriage and cover expenses while Aunt Minnie smiles, as Leila enjoys a glittering engagement with Addison Huntingdon despite undercurrents of jealousy and control.
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Bet
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Addison
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Huntingdon
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Addison Huntingdon
Aunt Minnie
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Florida
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Jerry
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Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Research Lab
Present and past rainfall figures show no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 p m. January to date records 3.92 inches, year to date 3.92 inches. The Winchester Research Laboratory lists 34.61 inches as the average annual precipitation over 22 years, with monthly averages ranging from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
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Germany Not Excited Over The Armament Talk
Berlin January 29 German military circles refused to be excited by Geneva talks and Western centers noting unease over Germanys arms policy. The Reichswehr declined to comment while General Werner Von Blomberg indicated only Hitler can answer the political question.
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Geneva
Germany
Reichswehr
Associated Press
Reich
Adolph Hitler
Werner von Blomberg
Cleaning Tip From The Home Desk
If you are out of cleansing tissues try using cotton dampened with cold water to remove your cold cream from the face. This frugal method offers a simple alternative for makeup removal and skin care.
Hepburn Shines in Barrie Classic The Little Minister
Katherine Hepburn delivers a distinctive performance as Babbie in Sir James Barrie s The Little Minister at Capitol Theatre. Ann Harding and Robert Montgomery lead the ensemble in Biography Of A Bachelor Girl, set to premiere Wednesday and Thursday.
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Capitol Theatre
James M. Barrie
Thrumbs
Scotland
Barrie
Babbie
Maude Adams
Ann Harding
Robert Montgomery
Theatre Guild
Music in the Air at Hable's Palace Theatre Today and Wednesday
Fox super special Music in the Air stars John Boles Gloria Swanson and Douglass Montgomery. Lavish Hollywood musical includes song hits and witty scenes with a big cast. Also features a Fox News reel on the Lindbergh kidnapping trial and a screen novelty.
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John Boles
Gloria Swanson
Douglass Montgomery
Hable’s Palace
Hollywood
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Oscar Duncan Guilty of Drunken Driving Near Kernstown
Oscar Duncan was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by Police Judge Donald L. Weems after being arrested by State Officer R. E. Bayliss near Kernstown. He received 30 days in jail, a $100 fine with costs, loss of driving permit for one year, and an extra $9.25 fine for lacking a permit. Duncan claimed the car belonged to his brother and he had no permit. A rifle was found behind the driver’s seat of the car.
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Kernstown
R. E. Bayliss
Donald L. Weems
Weems
Duncan
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Bayliss
Large Estate Heads To Final Hearing In Philadelphia
The Jacob Baker heirs are set to be heard before the Orphans Court in Philadelphia on Friday February 1 in the third hearing since May 1934. Judge Boyle promised a final settlement decision. About 300 to 400 people attended the October hearing with four attorneys led by Paul E. Smith. The estate includes land grants in Pennsylvania. the will has not been probated and is in Smith's possession. A Valley Bakers meeting is planned for January 30 at 2 p.m. in Strasburg at Hotel Strasburg.
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Eain
Orphan’s Court
Philadelphia
Boyle
Long Beach
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Daughteny
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R. H. Baker
Middletown
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