Combat Attitude Churches Told By World Council Leaders
Brussels dispatch reports church leaders urging action against a what-the-hell attitude seen as fueling social disorder. Dr Charles Wand Lyndon warns escapism harms society while John A Markey stresses unity and service to meet human needs. Rev Dr Cavert notes ecumenical cooperation grows amid American church diversity and calls for universal fellowship. Belgian mine near Musson faces pension cut for insufficient service years as labor minister orders inquiry.
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Market Report from St Louis and New Orleans Currents
Market reports cover livestock in St Louis with bulls cows sows and calves trading amid slow demand and uneven bids. Grain and provisions in Chicago show wheat and corn firm with cash demand and moisture noted, while New Orleans cotton futures rise on trade buying and Japan demand. poultry and produce prices steady to up.
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Spy Testimony Collides In Hearings On Hiss Case
Page one reports a long hearing where Henry A Hiss and Whittaker Chambers traded accusations of lying and espionage. Chambers testified for hours claiming Hiss was part of a Red underground. Hiss denied and called Chambers a self confessed liar. The tense exchange included questions from Rep Nixon and concluded with uncertainty about who lied.
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Unclear fragmentary sports financials and scores
Fragmented OCR style text lists scores 72 00 and 67 68 with names Carlois and 90. It notes market steadiness and 8 628 cents in exchanges and wide ranges for extras and receipts. Details are incomplete and not clearly connected to a single event.
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New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Mixed Crop Signals
New York cotton futures opened steady as favorable crop reports and cautious mill activity limited trading. Traders eyed possible marketing quotas for 1949 as the Agriculture Department weighed actions, with most opinions predicting no quotas. Prices showed modest gains from the prior session across several contracts, signaling a cautious but firmer tone.
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New York Stocks Mixed as Trading Slows on Aug 26
In a tepid session in New York, stocks bumbled with weak volume around 560000 shares as a handful of leaders like Nickel Plate and Southern Railway edged gains while rail and industrial equities faced declines. The Dow and broader market showed little conviction, with few clear leaders amid a cautious mood.
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Pro Communist Demonstration Disrupted in Berlin Assembly
Police line faced a crowd shouting Down With the capitalists as 10 men confronted demonstrators. The protest aimed at pressuring Berlin officials over Soviet influence and the October elections. Friedensburg argued the majority should decide in October. The SED sought to postpone October voting.
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Underground car trade tale linked to Hiss plan
A witness testified that an underground Communist faction ruled car trades, insisting a Ford be handed to a party ally for use by a West Coast organizer. The witness said J Peters, described as head of the party underground, opposed Hiss and directed the Ford to a Communist-run used car lot. Both Hiss and Peters allegedly said this happened to the old car.
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