Pastor Moore Reconsiders Pacifism Amid War Voices
In a wartime reflection, a veteran pastor admits pacifism during and after World War I failed to prevent conflict. He denounces Hitler as a murderer and argues pacifist efforts must be stronger. Editor Dr. George S. Reamey counters, urging deeper, more intelligent pursuit of peace rather than broad condemnation of it.
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District Nurse Association seeks infant carriage
The District Nurse Association announced it needs a baby carriage or stroller for an infant. Those willing to provide such a vehicle should contact Miss Pearson or Miss Dean at the association office.
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District Nurse Association
Pearson
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Treasury Receipts and Debts Report for July 10
Treasury status reports July receipts of 19.46 million and expenditures of 39.50 million. Gross debt stands at 43.06 billion with a decrease of 3.30 million from the previous day.
London Woman Describes Wartime England And Atlantic Crossing
Miss Huidekoper recounts travel to London and return to New York aboard a liner carrying 1786 passengers including 700 children. She details crowded quarters, rationing, air raid drills, and British information flows while praising American offers to take British children for the duration.
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Miss Huidekoper
United States
London
England
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Britain
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Narvik
Ministry of Information
Alfred Duff Cooper
France
Huidekoper
One Dead Three Hurt In Baltimore Crash
John Quirk 31 was killed when his car hit a concrete culvert on Johnnycake Road and struck a pole after leaping a 12 foot ditch. Injured were Mrs Elizabeth McCann 24 Miss Katherine Ward and Miss Doris Yakel 22.
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John Quirk
Johnnycake Road
Elizabeth McCann
Katherine Ward
Doris Yakel
Mines Placed in Waters Between Orkneys Iceland and Greenland
London July 10 The Admiralty announced that waters between the Orkneys and Iceland and between Iceland and Greenland have been mined. The action aims to deter hostile ships and protect maritime routes in northern waters.
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Greenland
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English Salvation Army Workers Evacuated From France Safely
One hundred forty Salvation Army workers were evacuated from France without loss of life after dangerous crossings and daring escapes during bombing of ships. Major Golightly and Captain Scott endured harrowing hours at sea. Losses include seventeen huts and many buildings valued at sixty five thousand pounds. Seven new centers open this week with capacity for 3050 at Kings Cross Depot. fifty more huts needed.
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Answers to Today’s Quiz From Page Four
Answers list names James Buchanan Japan 1915 Robert E Sherwood William Jennings Bryan Dry land a bobs K Dowell veers and Oregon.
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James Buchanan
Japan
Robert E. Sherwood
William Jennings Bryan
Dry Land
Bobs K. Dowell
Veers
Oregon
New Emergency Powers Proposed For Government
London July 10 A bill introduced by Lord Privy Seal Clement Attlee seeks to extend powers under the 1939 emergency acts. The government already controls many aspects of life and ownership, with Parliament having expanded authority May 22 to August 24 1939 granting sweeping wartime powers. Attlee offered no further explanation.
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Britain
Attlee
Vets Urge Congress to Outlaw All Nazi and Communist Groups
In Staunton Virginia the United Spanish War Veterans urge Congress to outlaw Nazi Fascist and Communist organizations and revoke citizenship of naturalized foreigners aiding totalitarian regimes. R C Wymer chosen Virginia state commander with Winchester to host 1941 convention. Mary Robinson elected auxiliary president.
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Virginia
United Spanish War Veterans
Congress
R. C. Wymer
Winchester
Virginia Department
Mary Robertson
Richmond
Petersburg officers named for veterans group
H Shortt of Petersburg quarter master L W H Peyton of Staunton judge advocate E L Leafe chief of staff R G Simmons surgeon W W Insley assistant surgeon M Summers chaplain named. Other auxiliary officers include Mrs Florence Hilleary Alexandria senior vice president Mrs Delia McHorney Portsmouth junior vice president Mrs Fannie Bass Richmond chaplain Evelyn Tyree Norfolk patriotic instructor Myrtle Wymer Staunton historian.
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H. Shortt
Petersburg
L. W. H. Peyton
Staunton
E. L. Leafe
R. G. Simmons
W. W. Insley
M. Summers
Florence Hilleary
Alexandria
Delia McHorney
Portsmouth
Fannie Bass
Richmond
Evelyn Tyree
Norfolk
Myrtle Wymer
Patty Berg Turns Pro Signs Six Year Deal
Patty Berg of Minneapolis, 1938 women's national golf champion, turned professional signing a six year contract with a Sporting Goods company. She will teach the game and give exhibitions on college and high school campuses nationwide, according to the Chicago firm head.
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Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Sporting Goods
Minnesota
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