Synod Okays State Aid To Parochial Children
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod approved state aid for services to parochial children while opposing funding for parochial schools. Delegates urged guarding church state relations to keep religion and state distinct yet allow cooperation when welfare demands it. A report supported mixed marriages concerns and urged prenup counseling and youth programs for those affected by divorce.
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Synod
Milwaukee
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Scyod
Board of Parish Education
Mittee
Walter F. Wolbrecht
Concordia
Seward
Neb
Homer Bell Appeals State Board Findings in Dismissal
Homer G. Bell of West Allis appeals the Wisconsin state personnel board decision upholding his dismissal as director of the motor vehicle department enforcement division. Bell filed in circuit court asserting the board's conclusions lack substantial evidence and are arbitrary. He was discharged March 27 for insubordination, neglect of duty, inefficiency and lack of cooperation. the board upheld the action June 16.
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Madison
Wis
Homer G. Bell
West Allis
State Personnel Board
Motor Vehicle Department
Bell
Marcus
Judy Garland Learns Of Publicity Effect
Hollywood report says Judy Garland's throat wound has healed and the incident sparked front page sympathy. Her manager Carlton Alsop notes she is embarrassed by publicity but glad many people feel sympathetic while still suspended by MGM.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Carlton Alsop
MGM Studios
Alsop
Judy
Investigator Ben Corbett faces bribe framing in case file
Special investigator Ben Corbett and young lawyer Preston Shelton are tasked to find a bribe taker amid suspicions a staff member is taking bribes. Corbett reveals he may be the target. Keever, Waring, and McGregor details unfold as office politics layer in.
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Ben Corbett
Keever
Corbett
Preston Shelton
Shelton
Shellie
Kay Kennedy
Ben
Paul Waring
Waring
McGregor
Paul
W. G. McGregor
McGregor Mutual Casualty Company
Sylvia
Winton
Deaths and Obituaries Notice Highlights Former Players and Artists
Henry Tone, 72, who umpired in the old Federal league in 1914 and 1915, has died. Peter Alexander X. Tiyn, 63, a noted San Francisco portrait painter, served with a czarist Russian aviation unit in 1917 and came to San Francisco in 1922.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Tone
San Francisco
Peter Alexander X. Tiyn
Automakers Could Produce Fast If War Comes
The Associated Press reports that auto industry leaders believe conversion to arms production could be rapid if another emergency arises. They note wartime capacity, recent expansion investments, and ongoing military work including parts supply.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press
Detroit
Pearl Harbor
Teenage Crime Club Indicts 17 Year Old Leader in Murder
A 17 year old Long Beach member of a Teenage Crime club was indicted for murder robbery and attempted robbery by the county grand jury. He is Tommy Cook accused of fatally shooting Dominic Calarco during a May 12 liquor store hold up. Others from Long Beach aged 14 to 17 face juvenile charges. Authorities say they studied crime materials and plotted robberies. The grand jury returned a true bill.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Cook
Dominic Calarco
Long Beach
Peggy Burns
Muriel Downs
Shirley Armitage
Larry Collins
Cook
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NBC Radio Network
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Betty
Atlanta
Talmadge
Georgia
NEA Service, Inc
Mr. Waring
Gibson - Norge
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Meente Supp
Caledonia
Ivei
Philadel
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LA Crosse, Wisconsin
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