New Inter-Denomination Effort Grows Across Churches
New method for preserving human bone aims to extend storage to seven years via quick-freeze and vacuum drying in room temperature containers. The ecumenical movement unites Protestant and Orthodox bodies under a shared program of education, mission work, and social ethics, with increased interfaith councils and nondenominational churches expanding nationwide.
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New York
Union Theological Seminary
Naval Exercise Large Scale in the Mediterranean
London reports the largest postwar naval exercise to date will run February 12 and 13 with three British and U S fleets. The American sixth fleet will be commanded by Vice Admiral John J Ballentine. Royal Air Force planes based at Malta will simulate attacks while carrier aircraft defend against mock air assaults. Ships range from frigates to carriers and heavy cruisers.
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Malta
Active U S Attorney During Prohibition Days
Mary D Bailey an assistant U S attorney in Chicago during prohibition days padlocked 2 500 night spots died at 73 She led Volstead act violations narcotics and juvenile cases from 1921 to 1944 She won 95 percent of 5 000 cases in first 17 years Survived by brother Harold Bailey Services will be in Batavia Ill
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U. S
Chicago
U.S
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Batavia
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Ryan
Byrd criticizes federal spending at Potomac meeting
Senator Byrd of Virginia decries U S spending as the government gives away the value of Virginia every ten months. He cites Virginia worth about 8 billion and claims 47.1 billion was given away in five years, faulting public health, farm programs, and aid to education.
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Bethesda
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Murrays
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Baltimore
Byrd
D.-Va
Senate
Virginia
Potomac State Bakers
Goveernment
German forester admits killing 56 camp inmates
Josef Ritter a 53 year old German forester admitted killing 56 concentration camp inmates and was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a German woman refugee with an axe and the assault on a young girl near Lahr. A doctor testified that 12 year old Gisella Kessinger had her abdomen slit open and liver torn out while alive. Ritter claimed Nazi guards forced him to kill fellow prisoners.
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Germany
Josef Ritter
Lahr
Ritter
Gisella Kessinger
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