Negroes May Join White Churches If All Agree
In San Francisco on May 3 the Methodist General Conference authorized possible integration of Negro churches into white congregations if all parties consent. An official board for local churches will oversee reorganizations with four commissions evangelism missions education and finance. Bishop Atlanta Go. received the National Medal of Korea for promoting peace and unity between America and Korea. Bi Moore aided Methodist church restoration in Korea after World War II.
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San Francisco
Methodist General Conference
Sharp
Sion
Atlanta
Han Choo
America
Korea
Budget-Cutting Efforts Stall Despite Small Progress
Budget cuts show little progress as the Senate and House move two foreign aid and domestic measures. Lawmakers push to trim billions from the foreign aid program and agriculture bills but remain far from the 10 billion target. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to cut a net one billion from the foreign aid authorization, with further action anticipated next week.
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Soremett Snape
Treasury
Federal Security Agency
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Austrian Mayor in New York Seeks Insights on City Traffic
Vienna mayor Franz Jonas arrived in New York and rode buses from Idlewild Airport to Manhattan. He judged New York traffic challenging and said he could not yet value the learning, expressing pity for the drivers as his interpreter explained.
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Mern
Franz Jonas
Vienna
Austria
Idlewild
Manha
New York
Prisoner is Cited For Pictures
In Galveston Texas Associated Press photographer Frank Pappy Noel was cited by the National Press Photographers Association for unique service photographing captured American soldiers while a prisoner in Korea. Noel received the Noel award for initiative and ingenuity in obtaining images from a North Korean prison camp with help from liaison efforts during peace talks at Munsan Korea.
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Galveston
Tex
Associated Press
Korea
National Press Photographers Association
Frank Pappy Noel
America
Bon- Ken McLaughlin
NPPA
Incisco Chronicle
Noel
Marine Detachment
Opon
Munsan
North Korea
Bob Schutz
Robert Tuckman
Ambassador Reports On Conferences In London Talks
Cairo May 3 Ambassador Stevenson reported to Premier Ahmed Naguib about conferences in London with Anthony Eden and Robert Hankey regarding Britain Egypt withdrawal of troops from the Suez Canal and Sudan status. The embassy note described aims to end the military presence and set future arrangements.
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Cairo
Briwel Am Atea Steven
Ahmed Nabuibill Y Pasha
London
Britain
Eagle
Suez Canal
Sudan
Stevenson
Hilaly Pasha
Abdel Khalil Hassouna Pasha
Ryle
Anthony Eden
Robert E
Pasha
Oil strike unlikely to affect gasoline supply say official
Gore L. Stewart, president of Imperi Lpues, says the strike of oil workers will have no effect on automobile gasoline or aviation fuel. He notes the situation could change if the strike continues.
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Toronto
Gore L. Stewart
Imperi.Lpues
United
Cheltenham man stabbed in pocket penknife incident
John Oehman bent to face a shoe and was stabbed in the stomach by an open penknife from his trousers pocket. The hospital reports he severed an artery but is recovering.
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Cheltenham
Eng
John Oehman
Truman Hosts Nation With TV Tour Of White House
President Truman led a televised tour of the restored White House interiors. Cameras followed him through public rooms as he joked with NBC announcers and demonstrated the grand piano in the East Room. He described symbols from the renovation and recalled stories about the First Family.
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Washington
Harry
White House
Truman
NBC
Frank Bourgholtzer
First Abigail
Europe
Texas
Morris
College
Visit success for Netherlands mission to United States
Foreign Affairs Minister hailed Julianas trip to the States as a great success and noted the Queen accompanied him much of the time. He spoke of the warm reception for Dutch expatriates in Grand Rapids Maryland and praised the cordial, respectful atmosphere aboard the liner New Amsterdam.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Western Union withdraws from mediation conference
Western Union announced it would not attend a mediation meeting in Washington after accusing the AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union of misrepresenting facts. The walkout follows a strike begun April 3 over pay, with workers averaging $1.44 per hour on a 48 hour week. the note cites dishonest aims to derail conciliation.
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New York
Western Union
Washlal Scigragtee
Estern
AFL Commercial Telegraphers’ ‘Union
Je M. Mills
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Weostee
Army to cut 45 million in frills in Germany
The U S Army announced it will end about 45 million dollars worth of frills in Germany by removing free personal servants funded by West German occupation costs. About thousands of free maids and other services will be released starting immediately and through June 30. The move targets personal services clubs and messes while keeping pay and exchanges intact for soldiers. High Commissioner McCloy welcomed the change, noting it alters comforts long enjoyed by Allied troops.
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Richard K. O'Malley
Nefurt
Germany
U. S. Army
State Department
M , Fritia
U. S
Army
U. S S. Army
U. SS
John J. McCloy
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Worcester
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