Methodists Plan New Seminaries Expansion
The Methodist Church plans to raise its minister output from 927 to 2,800 graduates annually and add two new seminaries. One would be in the Ohio area, another in the Kansas City region, Kansas City cited as a site. The plan requires about 1.18 million dollars in church funds with regional aid.
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Minneapolis
Methodist Church
Ohio
Kansas-Nebraska-Missouri
Kansas City
Dana Dawson
Topeka
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Alan Walker
Sydney
Australia
America
Lane Pleads Guilty To Wilful Evasion
Boston congressman Thomas J. Lane pleaded guilty to wilful evasion of 38542 dollars in federal income taxes for years 1949 50 51. He was sentenced to four months in a U S penitentiary and fined 10000 dollars. Lane 57 from Lawrence appeared in U S District Court before Judge Charles E Wyzanski Jr. to start his sentence next Monday.
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Boston
Thomas J. Lane
D - Mass
U.S
Lawrence
Mass
U.S. District Court
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Lane
C. Keefe Hurley
Wyzanski
Art Fountain Froths From Suds Not Heat
Pranksters dumped bubble bath into the National fountain yesterday causing suds to foam up despite 86 degree heat. A similar stunt occurred a week earlier, authorities said.
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Washington
General Motors Rejects Senate Findings as Unwarranted
DETROIT GM today described the Senate big business subcommittee report as wholly unwarranted and not fairly representative of the hearings. The document questioned expansion into new fields and urged price cuts and further government study to curb a perceived GM monopoly trend.
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Detroit
General Motors Today
Senate “Big Business
Congress
Justice Department
General Motors Statement
Subcommittee Hears General Motors Case Study Focus
The record notes expected subcommittee findings of fact rather than opinion or hearsay as hearings cover General Motors. The statement emphasizes documented facts in the forthcoming report.
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Tual
General Motors
Subcommittee
High Court Delays Ruling on Communist Party Registration
The Supreme Court postponed a ruling on the legality of requiring the Communist party to register as a Moscow tool. In a 6-3 decision the court sent the case back to the Subversive Activities Control Board to ensure findings rested on untainted evidence. Justice Frankfurter led the majority with Warren Black Douglas and Harlan. Clark dissented joined by Reed and Minton.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Moscow
High Tribunal
Subversive Activities Control Board
High Court
Frankfurter
Warren
Black
Black, Douglas
Harlan
Justice Clark
Reed
Minton
Cooperation Bid by Reds
Khrushchev told about 1000 cheering Russians that the United States may move toward cooperation with the Soviet Union. The speech was broadcast from Moscow's military airport after Khrushchev and Bulganin returned from a 10 day Britain tour. They praised Eden but denounced the Labor party and British Socialist movement for an anti-Soviet policy.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Central
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Britain
Bulganin
Eden
Labor Party
British Socialist Movement
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Reds
Loweaine Weeks
Terrill
Lorraine
Palmolive
Dee
Flament
Tin
Towet Soap
Lifebuoy
Aety
Ganon
FL. OZ
LUX Vouvie Large
U. S
Navy
Starkist
van Camp
Curtiss
Bat
Crimson
Florida
BOS
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