Non-Conformist Posters Church Highlighted in Sermon
The Gazette staff writer notes Rev. Paul A. Chesney of Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church argued self-made morality is an old lie. Using the Prodigal Son, he warned against living by personal rules and promised a three part sermon series. Ruffner Memorial is at Quarrier and Greenbrier Streets in Charleston.
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Charleston
Paul A. Chesney
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
God
MR. Chesney
Police Raid Pine Club and Doll House Nets Five Arrests
State police raided two Pied Mont Road taverns the Pine Club and the Doll House early yesterday and arrested five Charleston suspects on whisky sale and possession charges. Bonds set at 1500 for Johnny Brookman and 500 each for Junior Skeens Ray and Mary Craft, with all released on bond awaiting a hearing before Justice Earl Skippy Arthur at 10 a m Saturday.
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Pied Mont Rd
Pine Club
Doll House
Wall
Charleston
Justice of the Peace
Earl Skippy Arthur
Johnny Brookman
Ray Thomas
Mary Craft
Figures Conceal Secret Ways to Improve Their Looks
The piece jokes that figures may lie about their appearance and notes women alter their look with padding before dates. It uses a playful moral about not judging by covers or appearances and references a sister named Thelma who enhances her look before dating.
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Thelma
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Harvard Secrecy Slams Harvard Library Space Costs
Rep. John E. Moss charges Pentagon secrecy blocks access to 7,000 square feet of World War II research at Harvard Widener Library. He says declassification is blocked, harming scholars and forcing $1,200 yearly storage fees while material remains inaccessible and nonreturnable.
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Washington
INS
Pentagon
Harvard University
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Widener Library
Harvard
Moss
John M. Hoskins
Subcommittee
Incomplete quote sparks questions on classified documents
The fragment hints at a discussion about what is included and what can be done with classified documents. It raises questions about scope and handling without providing clear details or conclusions.
Two Hurt in City Collision at Virginia and Dickinson
A two car crash at Virginia and Dickinson Streets yesterday left two people slightly injured. Mary L. Buckley, 21, of Glasgow, a passenger in Charles J R Young's car, and James R. Nelson, 24, of Marmet, the other driver, were treated and released from Charleston General Hospital. Accident Bureau estimated $1,000 in damage.
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Virginia
Dickinson Sts
Mary L. Buckley
Glasgow
Charles JR. Young
War
James R. Nelson
Marmet
Accident Prevention Bureau
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