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Christ for All All for Christ Sermon Excerpt
Fr P Siarapenies speaks on a merciful path citing Peake 119 108 and Isaiah 40 11 about feeding and gathering his flock. The text emphasizes serving Christ through care and guidance.
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Movement Promotes Learn American Education in New Hampshire
A disorderly protest by former Rochester mayor Frederic E. Small targets the use of Silas Marner in a high school English class. He argues students should study American figures like Daniel Webster and focus on a national education movement promising “Learn American” in textbooks and radio messaging. The meditation hints at broader reform and potential influence on curriculum and national education standards.
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Weekly Banking and Business Roundup Highlights
A condensed look at the past week shows Class 1 railways earning up 18.6 percent in January with regional gains. Dun and Bradstreet reports February commercial insolvencies down 13 percent year over year, marking fewer failures since 1930. Commerce data suggest improving stability and a rebound once the banking crisis subsides.
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Miss Perkins Could Be Trusted For Labor Post
The Kansas City Star notes President Roosevelt chose Miss Perkins for her experience as New York labor commissioner and expresses public sympathy while awaiting her performance. The piece suggests AFL leaders may not share full confidence but emphasizes Mrs Perkins' proven record.
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Winchester mayoral race outlines platform in Bar diary
One year ago Dr C R Anderson candidate for mayor published his platform in The Bar. The Winchester election matter tied to police alarm system retention. A separate note mentions victory by J Percy in a local basketball championship. Ten years ago Virginia congressmen had more assignments in Congress than any Democratic state.
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Present and Past Rainfall Totals and Averages
Rainfall data shows 0.62 inches in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. March to date 1.22 inches, year to date 6.06 inches. Average annual precipitation from Winchester Laboratory is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37.
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People Pledge Faith In Their Local Banks
In Romney West Virginia March 15 crowds filled the Hampshire circuit court room for a special meeting. Resolutions pledged faith in local banks and in state and national officials. John J Cornwell wartime governor and Bank of Romney president opened the meeting. Banks are Federal Reserve members and seeking reopening from the US Treasury. A telegram pledging cooperation went to Federal Reserve Bank officials. A similar meeting occurred in Moorefield pledging faith in South Branch Valley Bank.
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Young Sue Allard Entangled with Wealthy Philip Gerard
Sue Allard, a hotel telephone operator in New York, meets Philip Gerard, a rich young bachelor engaged to Merta Morris, and shares a car ride to Brooklyn. The pair enjoy a park drive and Sue returns home amid Pinky Trevis’s jealousy as family eyes watch the budding association.
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Banks Reopen in Richmond After Holiday Break
Banks and trust companies resume operations in Richmond amid Roosevelt reopening plan. Deposits exceed withdrawals as anti hoarding forms and affidavits are prepared. Several institutions reopen under federal licenses with others awaiting proper forms.
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Roosevelt economy bill clears Senate test with cross party support
Washington March 13 Roosevelt economy bill moves to Senate test after a 60 to 20 vote to table a motion challenging its constitutional scope. Leaders expect passage with possible amendments as Democrats plan a caucus to unify support, while McCarran and Glass clash over remarks during debate.
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Mathews Sentenced in Maryland for Fatal Wounding of Daughter-in-law
Henry C. Mathews, 67, was sentenced to one year in the house of correction for shooting and fatally wounding his daughter-in-law Mrs. Gail Mathews last June. He admitted the shooting but claimed self defense after two trials. the earlier jury disagreed and he was convicted of manslaughter at the criminal term.
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Sales Directory Entries for Farm Stock and Equipment
Mar 28 1 P M E F Wright near Crums Church at Kackley farm sells stock cattle hogs and chickens. Mar 29 Mrs Mary K Tilford Frank V Tilford stock 2 miles south Berryville. Apr 7 Mrs Arthur Smith sale at Wardensville grade includes traction engine thresher hay baler saw mill tools and bunk house on wheels.
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