Jurisdiction Dispute To Be Debated By Baptists At Convention
In Des Moines a dispute between Southern and Northern Baptists over service areas will be debated at the 52nd American Baptist Convention. About 10 000 delegates from 37 states Puerto Rico and foreign countries will gather with a new general secretary expected to be named. The session will discuss whether the two conventions should serve the same areas and if the split since the Civil War can be reconciled.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Puerto Rico
Reuben E. Nelson
New York City
Nelson
Edwin H. Tuller
Boston
Council On Missionary Cooperation
Ministers Council
Mason-Dixon Line
Magazine Chairman Succumbs
James Wright Brown 85 longtime board chairman of Editor and Publisher died of cancer at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a five week hospitalization. A Detroit native who lived in Yonkers New York he began in 1891 with the Detroit News and Tribune and served at Chicago publications and the Louisville Herald before leading Editor and Publisher. He leaves five children and will be buried at Nantucket Island after a funeral at South Presbyterian Church Yonkers Tuesday at 2 P.M.
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New York
James Wright Brown
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Brown
Detroit
Yonkers
N. Y
Detroit News and Tribune
Chicago Journal
Chicago American
Chicago Tribune
Louisville
Herald
James W. Jr
Weston, Conn
Robert
Bronxville
Cyril Stephens
England
Hiram Young
Niagara Falls
Virginia Brown
South Presbyterian Church, Yonkers
Nantucket Island
Mob Boss Frankie Carbo Seized In South Jersey Hideout
Frankie Carbo, reputed underworld boxing boss, was seized at a south Jersey hideout and jailed briefly before being freed on $25 000 bond. An improvised hearing in a township office kept him for extradition talks as prosecutors argued for high bail. He was tracked to a friend’s house in Haddon Township.
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Camden
N. J
Frankie Carbo
South Jersey
Carbo
William Strouse
Joseph Tomaselli
Benjamin Dzick
Camden County
Tomaselli
New York
Iack
James Aiken
Camden County Prosecutor's Office
New Jersey
Dzick
New York State
Cardo
Haddon, Township
Federal Court Gets Atlanta School Suit Friday
The NAACP opens a major federal case in Atlanta to desegregate Georgia public schools, the first major post 1954 decision challenge in the state. Judges Hooper and Sloan hear 10 Negro parents suit without a jury as the state’s stance remains indirect. Appeals likely delay a final ruling beyond fall school openings.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Supreme Court
Frank A. Hooper
Boyd Sloan
Hooper
Sloan
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Georgia State College
of Georgia
Atlanta Board of Education
B. D
Buck) Murphy
Georgia State
Richmond Police Seek Space Thieves Targeting Scooters
Richmond police hunt space thieves who move motor scooters into meter zones then park cars with scooters jammed between them. The scooter owner reported the scheme after receiving parking tickets.
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Richmond Va
Richmond
Widow jailed for secret earnings sparks British protests
In London and across Britain protests rose after Mrs Eftihia Christos, a widow of four, began two months in Holloway Jail for failing to declare two to three pounds she earned weekly sewing. Officials deemed money earned while on relief secret and the sentence harsh.
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London
Britain
Eftihia Christos
Holloway
Christos
Geoffrey Rose
Nativity Crib Ban On Trafalgar Square Proposal
British church leaders push for a nativity crib in Trafalgar Square next Christmas to raise funds for World Refugee Year. The Works Ministry rejects the plan citing police burden and potential protests from militant Protestant groups.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Austen Williams
St. Martin In the Fields
British Council of Churches
Hugh Molson
Works Ministry
Molson
Williams
Norway
England
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