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S.S. Yarmouth, Sailing, April 2, 1948, Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. Apr 1948

S.S. Yarmouth, Sailing, April 2, 1948, Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

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S.S. Yarmouth, Sailing, April 2, 1948 (Duplicate), Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. Apr 1948

S.S. Yarmouth, Sailing, April 2, 1948 (Duplicate), Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

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First Meeting, James Lamar Mcelhany (1880-1959), William Ambrose Spicer (1865-1952), A Capella Choir, Minnie Iverson Wood (1908-2008), Ernest Delbert Dick (1888-1977), Francis Mclellan Wilcox (1865-1951) Jun 1946

First Meeting, James Lamar Mcelhany (1880-1959), William Ambrose Spicer (1865-1952), A Capella Choir, Minnie Iverson Wood (1908-2008), Ernest Delbert Dick (1888-1977), Francis Mclellan Wilcox (1865-1951)

The 45th General Conference Session Recordings (1946)

The transcription of this meeting was published in the Review and Herald, June 6, 1946, page 12.

Duration: 1:40:04

(0:0) Opens with congregation near the end of singing “Nearer, My God to Thee”

(0:25) General Conference President J. L. McElhany opens the 45th General Conference Session

(1:25) Congregation sings hymn 664, the same hymn used at the opening of the 1st General Conference Session

(5:17) W. A. Spicer prays

(14:29) Choir introduced

(14:40) The A Cappella Choir of Washington Missionary College, under the leadership of Minnie Iverson Wood, sings "Holy Lord God"

(17:56) J. L. McElhany …


Passage Of The Nebraska Bill. Sep 1854

Passage Of The Nebraska Bill.

Secession Era Newspaper Editorials

The final passage of the Nebraska bill, through the Senate, was publicly announced by the roaring cannon.