Baptists Claim Freedom Of Worship In Russia
Dr. Louie D. Newton reported from Russia that worship appeared free, while O. K. Armstrong of Springfield challenged his view noting Baptists lack religious freedom under Soviet rule. Armstrong cited censorship limits and missionary restrictions, contrasting Newton’s remarks with observed police removals of protestors at a Waycross event.
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Atlanta
Louie D. Newton
Southern Baptist
Russia
Missouri
O. K. Armstrong
Springfield
Municipal Auditorium
W. M. Wesver
Armstrong
Committee of Baptists
San Francisco
Newton
First Baptist Church
Waycross
Armstrong Said, “the Plain Inference” of Dr. Newton
Dr. Newton
Wife Held on Murder Charge Over Photo in Wallet
Mrs. Eschweiler 45 was jailed on a murder charge after a prosecutor said she shot her ex professor husband 48 when she found a newspaper photo of another woman in his wallet. She said she drew a total from her handbag and shot him in his room after a visit to her apartment Friday night. Her 16 year old son Edward witnessed her demeanor as she was detained.
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Little Rock
Ark
Aue
Tracy Fschweiler
Otis H. Nixon
Eschweiler
Edward
School plan cites cap to curb fall enrollment
Officials described a restriction as part of the plan to limit enrollment to 2,500 and prevent student overload when the fall term opens September 9.
Flashes of Life in a Quick Bits Column
Time fragments from Chicago and Omaha highlight petty legal tweaks and a comical honeymoon theft. Lt Carl Relli trims wife calls to 45 seconds while a Grand Rapids Marine recruit sheds weight for service. Rex Allen and Bonnie Linder wed then find their car window smashed, guests lent clothes for the trip.
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Chicago
Rex Allen
Bonnie Linder
Wisconsin Dells
Allen
Memorial Books Here: More Copies of County Service Records
Representatives of Myers and company will deliver memorial World War II books in Lawrence this Friday to customers awaiting orders. The firm has printed 120 more copiers for sale to those who missed earlier chances. Contact will be at the Community building that day.
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Myers and, Company
Douglas County
Lawrence
Two Men Fined in City Police Court for Intoxication
In the City police court today Howard Broylis aged 41 of 1226 Almira street was fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Charles Oaks aged 51 of 315 Maple street was fined 15 dollars for the same offense.
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Howard Broylis
Almira Street
Charles Oaks
Maple Street
Gifts Approved for Surplus Property to Nonprofits
The Justice Department in a formal opinion approves gifts of surplus War Assets Administration property to non profit educational institutions. Newly formed non profits may receive gifts under the surplus property act. The WAA had halted transfers of 53 camps and war plants pending congressional inquiry and a freeze on sales and leases to schools and governments until hearings resume in September.
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Washington
Justice Department
War Assets Administration
J. Howard McGrath
Robert M. Littlejohn
War Assets Administrator
McGrath
Department of Justice
WAA
Littlejohn
House
American military authorities authorize extras for Nurnberg verdicts
Berlin and Paris briefs note that the U S military government in the U S zone allows all newspapers to publish extra editions when the Nurnberg war crimes verdicts are announced. Paris fashion houses plan a second postwar autumn show sequence running through September 27 with top designers showcasing new lines.
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Berlin
U. S
Nuernberg
Paris
Gp—Dparis
Investigations Reach Shanghai on Property Charges
U S and federal liquidation commission officials investigated alleged irregularities in property in Shanghai linked to Thomas B McCabe, special assistant to the FLC commissioner and to the secretary of state, with officials promising an appropriate statement in due course. Also reports say Japan may raise food rations next month and buy rice and potatoes from farmers, the Netherlands East Indies claimed 100 million diamonds looted by Japan, and five troop ships with 10 260 veterans will depart Yokohama for Seattle by Thursday.
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Shanghai
U. S. ‘Army
Federal Liquidation Commission
Thomas B. McCabe
FLC
U. S
Tokyo
Hiro Wada
Yokohama
Seattle
Eighth Army
Ahmad Kahn In Serious Condition After Stabbing
New Delhi August 26 Sir Shaf at Ahmad Khan Moslem member of India's interim government was in a serious condition from seven stab wounds in Simla as riots flare New Delhi police patrol streets under a curfew after violence Saturday night left two dead and 30 injured An Allahabad death followed when police fired to disperse Muslims and Hindus Sir Shaf at had resigned from the Moslem league days earlier.
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New Delhi
Shafa
Ahmad
Allahabad
Sir Shaf’at
Simla
Dr Albert E Bair Resigns as County Health Officer
Dr Albert E Bair announced his resignation as Montgomery County Health director. He has served since April and will enter Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City September 1 for further training in general medicine before entering private practice. The State Board of Health will name his successor.
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Independence
Kan
Albert E. Bair
County
Bair
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
State Board of Health
Automobile Races Return to Kansas State Fair
Hutchinson hosts major auto races after a wartime lull. Noted drivers return from battle fronts to chase records and large cash prizes. S. M. Mitchell, Kansas State fair secretary, says races will headline on Sunday September 15, Tuesday September 17, and Thursday September 19 at the half mile dirt track.
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Hutchinson
S. M. Mitchell
Kansas State Fair
Middle West
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