New York Shipping Firms Blasted For Lack Of Guts In Waterfront
New York City police commissioner George P. Monaghan attacked shipping firms for complacency on the waterfront, accusing them of hiring ex convicts to enforce order and of fostering lawlessness. He said the industry’s attitude hindered crime commission efforts and blamed company executives for failing to ensure proper protection along the harbor. He cited testimony from port officials and linked the problem to a broader culture of neglect on the piers.
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American Export Lines
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Monaghan. Mary
Revised Bible Crisis Denounced by Pastor at Rally
In Denver Rev. Carl McIntire condemned the revised standard Bible as the work of Satan. He called liberal and modernist leaders unholy and warned the NC Church of Christ in the U.S.A. sponsors of radical pro Communist ideas. About 1200 listeners shouted Amen as they opposed the revision.
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Work of Satan
Denver
Carl McIntire
Collingswood
N. J
Christ
McIntire
Stran
McIntiress
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Bible Project
International Council of Christian Churches
Denom
Church Parley Urges Active Laymen in United Churches
Protestant leaders meeting in Denver urged that lay members be fully integrated in church work to preserve Christianity as a force in American life. The National Council of Churches stressed grass roots promotion and active participation by lay people, with a formal message to 33 million members to be drafted tonight.
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John Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Tonigh
Henry Cabot Lodge
R-Mass
Dwight D. Eisen
Hower
Michael
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St. John's Episcopal Cathedral
Henry Knox Sherill
Episcopal Church
St. John's
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Sherrill
Comrade in Arms News Vendor Defends Sailor
A San Francisco news vendor, Vassili Zalharoff, says he does not want to prosecute the sailor who knocked him down and scattered his papers. He claims the man was drunk and that servicemen often frolic on days off, boasting of being a captain in the Imperial Russian Army. The exchange occurs before Municipal Judge John J. McMahon.
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John J. McMahon
Vassili Zalharoff
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