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... WASHINGTON, Thursday SIGNS of probable changes in the Snate voting on the neutrality legislation which now being hotly debated are ver y satisfactory/' according to Mr. Stephen Early, President Roosevelt s secretary. Mr. Early made the statement in reply to questioners at the White House to-day as the debate entered its third day. In the meantime Senator Walter George, one of the Democratic ...

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... Morecambe Man and Brother Occupy Same Pulpit Mr. William Parrington (69), of 4, Elkinroad. Morecambe. and his brother Mr. Thomas Parrington (67), of Woking, Surrey, jointly attained their 50th anniversaries as Methodist local preachers yesterday. They took respectively the morning and evening services at Higher Heysham Methodist Church, where Mr. William Parrington preached his first sermon 50 ...

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... Many War Workers Fill Plymouth Y.W.C.A. CINCE the outbreak of war the Guides of the 14th Plymouth Company have not been idle At the united annual meeting of Plymouth branches of the V W C.A. yesterday Miss G. Brown, the District Commissioner, said that they had been helping at the Prince of Wales's Hospitals sorting newspapers, silver paper, stamps, and other articles. They have also knitted ...

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