Woman Witness Uses Amendment in Bakers' Probe
A Bakers Local No. 47 probe in Los Angeles features testimony from a woman identified as a convicted prostitute. She refuses to name individuals or confirm union funds received from a man connected to the Bakers union as the joint investigation by the Markets Investigating Committee continues.
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Bakers
Brimette Ales
Lower
Lins Angeles
Nye
Los Angeles
Aaneadts Penteo
Crass
Washington
Goles
Len McClethin
Cross
Mic West
Lawer
Ross
Croge
Nihert Barelay
Offics
Bakers Local No. 47
Angeles
Pave Testinan
Aba Atminn
Intersasional
Soto
Elsie Ka
Laver
D. Nelson
Mra
Bes
Newsom
Barclay
Nelson
Lon Angeles
Neil
Newsony
Marelay
Saul
Windsor Methodist Bible school opens with broad church attendance
Windsor Methodist Bible school began last week with average attendance among children from kindergarten through sixth grade. Director Mrs. Lowell Roath oversees a staff of teachers across each grade, while music directors and a pianist support the program. The final program is set for June 14.
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Windsor
Fudie
Sehltt
Linda
Mery
Lyle Kugler
Ann Smathy
Fuorrian Cullison
Glenda Gay
Maria Wilkens
Hind
Charles Frye
Nonna
Jack Abbott
Anita Swanson
Foyer Walker
Zoe Ann Alartin
the Nee
Mra Herries
Judy Fritgler
Alvin Smith
Cies
Sally Swaney
Congregational and Reformed Churches Merge June 25
The Evangelical and Reformed Church and the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches announce a historic merger to form the United Church of Christ on June 25 at the Municipal Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio. After 15 years of work, leaders Rev Dr James F Wagner and Rev Dr Fred Maskins will officiate, marking a rare union of churches with different origins and structures.
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New York
Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Ohio
James F. Wagner
Evangelical, and Reformed Church
Fred Maskins
General Council
Congregational Christian Churches
United Church of Christ
Big Bend Club Notes Include Luncheon and Bridge Prizes
Mrs Kenneth Shadley hosted a Wednesday luncheon for club members with lilac and tulip decorations and red and white table settings. Opal McNeil was absent, sewing and visiting followed. Next hostess will be Mrs Bud Jones. Tri RetA club met for a 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheon with Mrs Farr Goudner and three tables of bridge, high honors won by Mrs Herles, travel prize to Mrs Winslow, next meeting planned. Lee Carlson spoke on his England exchange visit at Lisa's clubhouse with 25 attendees. Tack man hosted a covered dish supper prior to the meeting, last session until September.
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Big Bend
Kenneth
Shadley
Opal McNeil
Bud Jones
Greeley
W. EK. Anderson
Woman's Association
Tri Reta Club
Farr Goudner
iThree
Bil Herler
Johnstown
Herles
A. T. Kidd
Bt. Winslow
Kenneth Neathey
Lee Carlson
Eaton
England
la Salle Farm Bureau
Lisa’s
Tackman
Pat O'Brien Returns to Broadway in Two Plays
Pat O'Brien resumes Broadway after 27 years with the 2 play season 4 Casual Miracle. He will star as a hard boiled newspaper editor in a familiar characterization.
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New York
Broadway
Pat O'Brien
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