Warren Opposes Higher Taxes and Favors Info Access
California Governor Karl Warren spoke at the 64th California Newspaper Publishers Association convention in Coronado arguing taxes are already high and should not rise, though he would not push for cuts. He cited a potential federal spending drop and a large state surplus, urging savings for defense winddown. The CNPA reaffirmed opposition to government secrecy and to withholding medical birth and death records, with publishers criticizing records suppression as harmful to the public welfare.
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Coronado
Karl Warren
Warren
California Newspaper Publishers Association
California
CNPA
Lowell Jessen
Warlock Journal
Ralph H. Turner
Temple City Times
Association
Jessen
Vessen
Church Donations Exceed $1 Billion
New York Feb 9 The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA reports gifts to 46 Protestant and Orthodox church groups totaling 1,166,437,257 dollars in the past year. Contributions came from 36,017,258 contributors, surpassing the million-dollar threshold for the second year in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council of the Churches of Christ
LW. S.A
Writing Contest Opens at Lomita
Lomita February 9 senior Scholastic Magazine opens a writing contest for Narbonne High School students. Creative and journalistic submissions are invited by Miss Margaret McCoy who announced that 1 awards and certificates will be awarded to winners. All entries are eligible for special national awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomita
Narbonne High School
Margaret McCoy
Wilbur drops Washington inquiry amid jokes and fatigue
Washington observer Wilbur Peeble abruptly ends his one man probe of the federal government. In a final letter to Trellis Mae he laments the difficulty of understanding Washington and jokes about taxes, investigations, and a return home after the November election. He notes President Truman’s plenty of work and the public’s belief in job hunts, then signs off ready to resume work Monday.
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Washington
Wilbur Peeble
America
Trellis Mae
Honey
Coolstail
President Truman
Trealiy
Tie
Florida
Washington _ monument
Capitol Building
Eskimos Contribute Items in Arctic Telegraph
Ben Stern of the Civil Aeronautics Administration follows Arctic news via the Mukkiuk Telegraph from Kotzebue Alaska, a biweekly paper by Aero Trading and News Service. Excerpts report village life, weather, local happenings and small incidents, with Eskimo and Indian input. The piece notes aid from Red Cross and American teachers, plus a plan by Point Hope women to fund a movie projector for their Friendly Women’s Club.
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Washington
Ben Stern
Civil Aeronautics Administration
The
Telegraph
Lerwik
Frank
White Mountain
Carl Jerner
Anvik
Eskimos
Red
Cross
Ameri
Point Hope
D. Root
Friendly Women's Club
Women's Club
Embezzler Blames High Cost of Living
Harold H R Frank of Perryton Texas admitted to embezzling 18830 dollars from the First National Bank of Perryton. He told U S District Judge Joseph B Dooley the high cost of living was his only excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Perryton
Harold HR. Frank
Quilty
U.S
Capehart Urges Civilian Production Boost
Washington February 9 2 Senate leader Capehart urged an overall review of consumer programs and defense mobilization calling for continued civilian production despite unemployment concerns. He wrote Defense Mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson stressing enough materials have been tabbed for now.
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Waseigton
Capehart
Ser Buipat
Survey on Lutheran Family Life Project
Rev Norbert C Mueller pastor of Bethany Lutheran Church Lakewood Village is to lead a national Lutheran Family Life Survey during February. The study covers 10 000 homes across the United States and Canada as part of a 25000 family research project by the Board of Parish Education of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Research director Rev Paul G Hansen notes the survey will examine Lutheran attitudes on home and family life amid concerns about shifting foundations of American families.
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Bethany
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Lakewood Village
Norbert C. Mueller
Lutheran Family Life
United States
Canada
Board of Parish Education
The
Lutheran Church |Missouri Synod
Paul G. Hanssen
Chapel Service Honors USS Porterfield Crew in Korea
The destroyer USS Porterfield reportedly took a direct hit in battle off Korea and will be honored at a Navy Family Chapel service this Sunday at 2 p.m. Chaplain Harry Leigh-Pink announced the event. Chaplain Frank Lush (ret.) of Monrovia will speak. Families of officers and crew are invited.
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Porterfield
Navy
Divine
Harry Leigh-Pink
Frank Lush
USN
Monrovia
Pageant Showcases Episcopal Social Services in L A
A pageant illustrating Episcopal Church social services in Southern California is set for Monday evening at St James Church Wilshire Boulevard and St Andrews Place. The Los Angeles diocese department of Christian social relations leads the program with Navy Family Chapel of Long Beach among cooperating Episcopal institutions.
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Episcopal Church
Spirit theme lesson at Christian Science Church services
The Sunday services will feature the Christian Science Lesson Theme Spirit. Omnipotent Spirit purifies governs strengthens man and dispels discord. The Golden Text from Psalms 143 10 asks Teach me to do Thy will for Thou art my God Thy spirit is good lead me into the land of uprightness.
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Christian Science
Women Collect for TB Hospitals With Benefit Movies
A group of women announce benefit showings to raise funds for tuberculosis hospitals. Tickets will fund patient care and speed recovery for friends in need. They express gratitude and blessing toward supporters and the community.
Navy Family Chapel Welcomes All Service Families
A Navy Family Chapel service notices a Divine Service on Sunday aboard the destroyer Porterfield anchored near West Ocean. Chaplain Frank Lash, formerly at the Naval Academy, will lead prayers for all aboard with Sunday School at 9:29 A.M. for children of all ages at 2015 West Street.
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Navy
Hamilies
Kery'ng
Porterfield
Tim
Ard
Waby Nurvery
Frank Lash
U. 5
Naval Academy
Chas ‘Ain
Navy Sunday School
West Street
Lincoln Day at Spanish-American Institute Gardena
Crowds are expected for the Lincoln Day celebration at the Spanish-American Institute in Gardena on Tuesday Feb 12 announced by Richard H Silverthorn institute president The event features Latin American music woodcarving by boys chapel furniture including an eagle lectern pulpit and reredos A worship service at 10 am and special music followed by remarks from Rev Everett W Palmer and Rev Kenneth A Carlson A parade of livestock lunch at noon and an oratorical contest at 1 45 pm
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Everatt W. Palmer
First Methodist Church of
Glendale
Kenneth A. Carlson
First Church
Santa Monica
Chaplain Reelected Secretary of Episcopal News Dept
Rev. Harry Leigh Pink, chaplain of the Navy Family Chapel and rector elect of All Saints Episcopal Church, was reelected secretary for the public relations department of the Episcopal diocese at its annual meeting after the diocesan convention in St. Pauls Cathedral Los Angeles. The department handles church news releases, photographs, event coverage, and publishes the monthly diocesan paper Episcopal Review.
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Harry Leigh Pink
Navy Family Chapel
W. Ocean Blvd
All Saints Episcopal Church
Episcopal Diocese
St. Paul's Cathedral
Los Angeles
Episcopal Review
Calvary Gospel Team Expands Bedside Ministry Work
The Calvary Gospel Team led by Rev. Alice P. Collins sponsors a bedside ministry for prayer and Bible study in hospitals and private homes in response to requests. The team, affiliated with the Southern California district of the Assemblies of God, operates from 635 Cedar Ave and follows a mission in Israel and refugees.
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Calvary Gospel
Savannah Gardens
Alice P. Collins
Calvary Gospel Team
Collins
Cedar Ave
la Trip
Israel
Southern
California
The
Assemblies of God
Free Methodists to Hear Archer on Sunday Evening
Rev. Francis J. Archer, superintendent of the Southern California annual conference of the Free Methodist Church, will be guest-preacher Sunday evening at the Free Methodist Church on 16th Street and Gundry Avenue. Before his sermon he will show slides of Wesleyan historic sites photographed during his England and Palestine trip. Dr. W. R. Reynolds, pastor’s twin brother and Asbury Theological Seminary professor, speaks in the morning on Christian education as part of a denomination wide observance.
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Francis J. Archer
Southern California
The
Free Methodist Church
16Th St
Gundry Ave
Archer
John Wesley
England
Palestine
W. R. Reynolds
Asbury Theological Seminary
Reynolds
Pacific Bible College
Azusa
Navajo Indians Speaker Focus at First Congregational Church
Earie F. Dexter, pastor of Sherman Institute Riverside, presents colored pictures of Navajo areas seldom visited by whites at 7:30 Sunday evening. He speaks on The Navajo Indians Their Country and Customs with views including Monument Valley Utah and sites in northern Arizona.
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First Congregational Church
Earie F. Dexter
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Monument Valley
Utah
Arizona
Protestant Churches of Riverside
National Council of Churches
Emerson G. Hangen
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Piaters
Harrison Ray Anderson
General Assembly
Gardena School
Mealina
West Burbett
Keith Holt Pasier
Sapp Evangelistic Trio
Guiding Light Tabernacle
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Loran Hancock
Loth and Gundry
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Englard
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Suthern
Chirch
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William Harrison Myers
Robert R. Washes
C. L. Appling
Christian Science “Spirit
Tre
Churches of Christ Seientist
Long Beach
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
First Church OF Christ
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Elm Avenue
Senay
Church of Christ
East Third Street
East Market Street
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Belmont Theater
E. Second St
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Science Society
Lakewood
West Third Street
Greenmeadow Road
Park
Ministry of Christian Science
KFI
Stalion Xfmy-Fm
First Brethren Church
Cherry Charles W. Mayes
D. D
Harold L. Eling
Wall. S. 5
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Christian Sehants
Fiery Mastey
Albert Flory
Sail
Emerson GS. Hangen
Compton
W. Compton Blvd
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Arbor Road
Charlemashe Avenue
Songs OF Saints
Hon
Central Church of Christ
Lester H. McRorie
Seal Black Women's Club Chorus
Town Hall
Spiritual Science Church
George and
Plymouth
North Long Beach
Chaster
Mary C. Partle
Edith Bryson
John Knoy
Trinity Lutheran
Jerusalem
Isreal
Weber
Kean
Feg
Marshall
Portland
Gospel Hall
Blm Avenue
Blm
White Temple Baptist Tenth Street
Gladys Averle Ham
Royalty
Training Union
Uptown Church OF Christ
Atlantic Ave
C. Wayland James
First Friends Church
Ninth and
Atlantic
K. C. Pickering
Church OF Religious Science
Cerritos Ebell Theater
John Hefferlin
Truett Memorial Baptist Church
Alamitos Avenue
Charles Ly
Dr. Winfied
Edson
First Baptist Church
Tenth and Pine
Winfield Edson
First Baptist Church Orchestra
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
And
Gee
Smaial
EACR
Lowbay
Ilkala
ARC Treen
Batete
Charles E. Fuller
P.O. Box
Leon Angeles
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