Underground Mass at Seventh Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland
Prelates and priests from across the nation gathered underground in Cleveland for the Seventh Eucharistic Congress. One hundred twenty eight diocesan altars under the US flag lined the underground hall beside the Cleveland Auditorium, each altar bearing its diocese coat of arms and founding date. Cardinal Hayes led a pontifical mass as civil authorities greeted the congress, with a Roosevelt letter read to Bishop Schrembs.
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Cleveland
United States
Cleveland Auditorium
Congress
America
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
S. V. A. Opens Today For New School Session
Shenandoah Valley Academy begins its 151st session at 2 pm with enrollment expected to exceed last year. Coach Fraley reports about 12 football players practicing, aiming for 25 or more once classes begin. Returning lettermen include Dean Reynolds Smith Sears and Kite, with newcomers Haines Harper and Lackey joining the squad.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Fraley
Dean
Reynolds
Smith
Sears
Kite
Haines
Handley
Harper
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lackey
North Carolina
Woman Survives Treacherous Rail Bridge Jump
Mrs. Fritz, eighteen at the time, crossed a forbidden railroad trestle in Leechburg Pennsylvania while carrying a laundry basket. A train struck the structure as she reached the middle, she jumped and landed safely on a crossbeam with her basket intact, narrowly escaping death.
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John Fritz
Mrs. Fritz
Fellowship Night at Congregational Christian Church
The Congregational Christian Church hosts the first in a series of Fellowship Nights this Wednesday. Division Two of the Ladies Aid, chaired by Mrs. Clayton Pugh, runs the event with a pot luck supper at 6 45 p m. Attendees bring their own meals and tableware. A program follows with announcements a reading music and a puppet show.
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Congregational Christian Church
Ladies Aid
Clayton Pugh
Aid
Winchester
Fall Advertising Campaign Promotes Virginia Tourism
The Virginia Conservation and Development Commission has launched a statewide fall tourism push. National Geographic will feature Virginia in October, with Time and other major magazines following. ads run in major newspapers from September 29 through October. The drive highlights Skyline Drive colors and collaborates with hotels travel agencies and rail lines to capture prospective visitors.
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Ond
Virginia
Conservation and Development Commission
National Geographic Magazine
Time
Literary Digest
Review of Reviews
Virginia Commission
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Old Dominion
Skyline Drive
Commission
Tme
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eagle
Haw River Referred as Cape Fear Head Stream in North Carolina
The Haw river is at times applied to the upper course of the Cape Fear river in North Carolina above its confluence with the Deep river. The two rivers are regarded as the head streams of the Cape Fear.
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Cape Fear River
North Carolina
Cape Fear
Africa
Liberia
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Porst National Picture
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