Poor Man's Philosopher Seeks Arms in Korea Talk
Korean preacher David Chung, pastor of Chodong Presbyterian Church in Seoul, tells Hal Boyle that if the United Nations provided arms, Christians would fight to the end. He recalls church destruction, arrests, and the murder of many Presbyterian clergy as he laments insufficient arms and vows eventual victory despite brutal Red occupation.
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United Nations
Korea
David Chung
University of Toronto
Chodong Presbyterian
Seoul
South Korea
Chung
Northwest Korea
North Korea
World still speculates on Stalin health at 71
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie notes Stalin's 71st birthday with praise from the Soviet press while world observers debate whether illness or death could unsettle the Soviet regime. The piece recalls Stalin's absolute control, five year plans, and the danger of power vacuums in Moscow and its satellites. A garden tractor snow plow note concludes the story.
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Stalin
Charles P. Nutter
Bureau
Moscow
Sta
MacKenzie
Russia
Hitler
Fuehrer
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Christmas program at First Congregational church Saturday
The Ma sonic temple hosts a 2 30 p m Christmas program and party for all nursery to junior children. The program features music scripture and choral readings of the Christmas story led by Mrs L M Beck and Mrs C A Boerner with the children's choir. Scenic backdrop by James Odbert and departmental superintendents guide the presentation under Mrs Hart Austin and Mrs Frederick Davies. Mrs Fred Hyslop narrates Why the Chimes Rang and special offering boxes support Our Christian World Mission child work.
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First Congregational Church
Masonic Temple
L. M. Beck
C. A. Boerner
James Odbert
Russell Aldrich
Robert Gillette
Hubert Fuller
Hart Austin
Frederick Davies
Fred Hyslop
Our Christian World Mission
Deaths of Beard and Doherty Reported
William E. Beard 77, associated editor of the Nashville Banner, and Rosaleen Doher ty 46, long time reporter for the New York Daily News since 1931, formerly with Liberty magazine, are announced from Nashville and New York.
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The
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
William E
Billy) Beard
Associated
Nashville Banner
New York
Rosaleen Doherty
New York Daily News
Liberty Magazine
Saxony dancer jailed for endangering the state life
In Pirna Saxony dancer Egon San der age 22 was jailed for two years after a samba demonstration interpreted as endangering the life of the state authorities.
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Saxony
Egon Sander
Pirna
Haskin Service Answers Reader Questions
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers answers to factual questions via mail. Example Q A exchanges cover topics such as aquarium water rules one gallon per inch of fish and 25 square inches surface per inch, railroad land area over four million acres, and details on military induction periods and Swiss guard enlistment.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
Washington, D. C
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Fish Heating and Appliance Company
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