New York Favors Third LaGuardia Term, Poll Shows
A George Gallup survey indicates Fiorello LaGuardia would win re election as New York City mayor if he runs again. The poll shows 59 percent would vote for him, 26 percent against, with 15 percent undecided. Democratic leaders currently oppose endorsing him in primaries.
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Cable to Hold Church Service at Auditorium
Thousands from three states will pack the Civic Auditorium Sunday to greet Rev E Howard Cable who leads the fourth anniversary of reopening over 500 abandoned churches in seven southern states. Cadle Tabernacle organizer from Indianapolis travels with staff for the Kingsport event broadcast on WLW and MBS.
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Sunday School Lesson On Christians Fighting Evil without Malice
The Antioch church first to bear the name Christians sent aid to Jerusalem saints. Barnabas and Paul fund relief, bring John Mark, and travel to Cyprus where they confront Elymas the sorcerer. Paul denounces him with restraint, illustrating resisting evil without malice.
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FSA Official Scores Poll Tax In Dixie States
Atlantic City reports George C. Stoney of the Farm Security Administration told the National Conference of Social Work that in eight southern states poll taxes effectively block two thirds of citizens from voting. He said seniority rights let poll tax state men control nearly half the congressional committees and hinder social welfare gains. He urged congressmen to recognize and rectify poll tax evils.
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Repeat winner William Watters nets Germantown Bowling Cup
At the Germantown Church Bowling League banquet William H. Watters won his second consecutive cup for highest average, 191 for 82 games. The prize recalls last May when it stood at 195 for 90 games. Watters is father of W. H. Watters Jr. known as Bucky, who also pitches for the Cincinnati Reds.
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Predicted Draft Age Limit Sees 21 to 27 Range
Washington Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey was quoted by senators as saying men inducted for military training would be limited to ages 21 to 27 if Congress approves amendments to the selective service act. The director testified proposals aim to grant the President power to defer induction by age groups.
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Hand Holding Milers Tie In 12 Meets
Don Richie and Larry Willett high school milers from St Louis consistently finish in dead heats by crossing together and hand holding the last five yards. In 12 spring track meets this year the boys have each claimed tape wins in tandem, showcasing a rare team strategy among rivals.
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