Crawford Bears Harbor Favorite in Bowl Fight
In a fast four round main event at the Wilmington Bowl amateur card, Crawford and Contreras slugged and battled with fans split. Referee Joe Slone ruled Crawford the winner, while Contreras earned the Jim Thorpe Wilmington Brawl Trophy in a crowd-pleasing clash. other bouts featured Pedro, Broan, and Gutrola among the winners in a rough program.
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Willie Crawford
Los Angeles
Tony Contreras
Wilmington
Crawford
Joe Slone
Contreres
Jim Thorpe
Jerry An Shin
Joan Roland Xson
Johnny Sheridan
Larry Forres
Gonzales
Loyola Varsity Stumbles In 28 0 Loss To Dons
Loyola's Juckless Lions were outplayed by the University of San Francisco as Don Pandera connected two touchdowns and the Dons capitalized on fumbles to cruise 28 to 0. Finney set up both scores with 20 and 31 yard drives, while Jensen and Kilemenok finished drives.
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Los Angeles
Loyola
Lions
University of San Francisco
Don Pandera
George Buksar
Joe Macha
Troy Denies Irish Rumor Ends 24 Year Football Clash
LOS ANGELES November 6 Notre Dame and Southern California retain good relations despite rumors of ending their 24 year football series. Coach Jeff Cravath says no outside game contracts have been signed due to Pacific Coast Conference rules. He dismissed a Tidings story alleging Big Nine pressure to drop Notre Dame after 1950.
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Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Southern California
Oseball
Jeff Cravath
Cravath
Tidings
Big Nine
Trojans
El Camino Grids Meet East Los Angeles J C Tonight
El Camino Warriors host East Los Angeles J C at Sentinel Field Inglewood at 8 tonight. Neither team contends for the title but El Camino seeks revenge after East LA handed a 60 upset last year in a conference football clash.
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Lawndale
Amby Schindler
el Camino J. C. Warriors
Los Angeles
J. C
Sentinel Field
Inglewood
Warriors
Alhambra B's Whip Beats Excelsior Bees 19-0
Alhambra B's potent line shut down Excelsior Bees in a 19-0 preliminary at Moor Field. Alhambra earned 16 first downs to Excelsior's 15 as the Pilots pressured into the third quarter without a score. The Excelsior lightweights edged a scoreless tie with Alhambra Cees on the Pilots' field yesterday.
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Alhambra
Excelsior Bees
Moor Field
Excelsior
Ford Wins Over Paulino Montes in Big Upset
FIOLLYWOOD Nov. 6 Ford Bol ton defeated Paulino Montes 11 rounds in Los Angeles at the American Legion Stadium main event. Ford, in the preliminaries before, earned a 3-1 edge on points and delivered his first 11 round decision, upsetting Montes who had been ranked fifth nationally among lightweight contenders.
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Fiollywood
Bolton
Ford
Los Angeles
Aad
Paulino Montes
Hermosillo
Mex
Montes
American Legion Stadium
RACE RESULTS FROM VALANERANG MEET
Race results show multiple events with numerous horses and times. Scores list winners and placing names such as Broker's Stun Grit and Steel and Six furlongs races feature By Set Time Honey Blended and Victory contenders. Details include distances from six furlongs to mile events, with various entrants and times across the program.
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Valanerang
Eden
Ronis Beavane
Pine Grave
Buon Ric
Alert Bay
Archy
King Bull
Pridelph
Ely Thip
Oratesman
Aille Ang
Watrp
Caralalt
Conkle Wa
Gay Countess Foxy
Sir Alae
Bex Song
Haves
Hifinacie Fay
Mawnee Sun
Lorn Daradran
Jean
bin Salgmeco
Urink
Lassamond
Prank T
Temhiny
Gentry
Wat Belle
Ashland Gharee
Stacy Vir
Dizenperes
Vitkaburg Cmm
Batcing
Spied & Peb
Reins Lads
Pan Ark Ile Eh
Pine Bigien Daew Moen
Eebensay
Ana
Happy Issun
Glinan
Agagh
Litzenberg
Knight's Muake
Boratones- Thomagy
Charlie Komen
Prince Puck
Barsand
Lieut, Gerata
Hualalal Jr
Wee Tha
Zerntened
Derade Nao
St. Anthony's B team loses sixth straight in 13-6 defeat
Saints field hosts Mt Carmel midgets as St Anthony's hapless B squad suffers its sixth straight loss, with Carmel taking a 13 to 6 victory. Key players include Erds Tilgon, Dileva, Bondi, and McGovern with multiple touchdowns and several scorers listed for CARMET and St. Anthony.
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St. Anthony's
Saints
Mt. Carmel
ST. Anthony Erds
Tilgon
Dileva
Bondi
Pennckies
LeDonne
Schlemmer
Chemas
Kirxeh
Hillinghurss
Sagarcede
Genters—Linnen
Salvucci
Amalfitano
Lauro
O'Keefe
Redd
Lambe
Cheatham
Fogarty
Reilly
Acer
Carmet
Hads
Hradoview
Fivin
Gascon
Heid
Sweeney
Fernandez
Kilppnes
Gomez
Seeger
Reegan
Hebert
Mraxner
Corsaur
Boklese
Kemp
McGovern
Caulfield
Marines Rout Navy Base In Lopsided Football Victory
SAN PEDRO November 6 Camp Pendleton Marines routed Los Angeles Navy Base 21 to 0. Johnny Beckett delivered precise passes while Johnny Gray recovered a blocked punt in the Navy end zone for the Marines scoring play.
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San- Pedro
Cpi Marine
Johnny Beckett
Camp Pendleton
Honolulu Lions crush Hollywood Bears in big pro football win
Honolulu defeated Hollywood 75 to 21 before about 6000 fans. The Lions threw for seven touchdowns and ran for four, including a 96 yard kickoff return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Honolulu Lions
Hollywood Bears
Fullerton Defeats Compton in Water Polo Clash
Compton led 5-4 at halftime but Fullerton College surged ahead in the second half to win 13 to 28. Standouts included Fullerton's dunking show and strong team defense shaping the late turnaround.
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Compton
Fullerton Funior College
Compton College
Loyola Freshmen Top Orange Coast in 44 0 Scrimmage
In Costa Mesa on November 6 Loyola Freshmen defeated Orange Coast Junior College 44 to 0 in a practice game at Playa Del Rey. Tom Carodine scored twice on 30 and 27 yard runs, with multiple players listed for Loyola and Orange Coast.
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Costa Mesa
Orange Coast Junior College
Loyola
Playa del Ray
Tom Carodine
Boys Town
Nebraska
Toyola
Derus
Evans
Baller
Dofson
Der
Stevens
Marchion
Mascola
Mipp
Sutils
Crhtehinn
Dupre
Mataho
Mountaine Wiser
Backs
Amorolll
Burns
Carpiline
Harmilton
Klosterman
Romaneto
Rublo
Barlo
Takeuchi
Orange Court
Brown
Rohrig
Grrison
J. Rogers
T. Roger
Grazer
Balch
Stange
Wilson
Standland
Holeman
Gould
Johnson
Braga
Borgeson
Genters
Manty
McKee
Smith
Dowty
Naplet
McCann
Vidal
Combs
Hanzel
Fowler
Sherwood
Huhh
Willams
Sharters
Searing
Carodine
Haller
Kloaterman
Davis
Aatio
Anyder
Cadomen
Berio
Mixed League bowling results at Kenmar with Agates leading
In Kenmar Mixed League Bill Dune led with a strong high series while J W Rowan posted 214 for high single. Notable scores included H Curtis 200, M Lontetz 208, R Van Liew 204. Agates tops with 13 wins and eight losses as three teams compete for second. Frank Ringwelski and Curtis posted early season marks.
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Kenmar
Bill Dunever
Teoping
J. W. Rowan
Sot Serlea
FH. A. Curtis
Mary Lontetz
Ralph van Liew
Supply. C
Hunky Binks
Commercial
Pinhead
Alley Rats
Agates
Money Gang
Frank Ringwelski
Curtis
Pawl Anderson
Fights Last Night Wraps Up Boxing Card
The Associated Press report lists results from multiple venues including Grand Rapids and Los Angeles. Notable bouts: Pete Mead defeated an opponent in Grand Rapids. Zivic stopped Pitts, while Tommy Collins beat Armatrong in Fort Dix. Robinson outpointed Montes in Hollywood with Ford besting Montes in Hermosillo.
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Associates Press
New York
Nicholas
Arena
Pete Mead
Grand Rapida
Pitt
Seeeney
Zivic
Pitta
I . Joatoh
Tommy Collins
Fort Dix
Jack
Silder
Armatrong
Onto
Loufaville
Jimmy " Robinson
Bouissille
Dow Discapoll
Cin
Hollywood
Calif
Bolton Ford
Los Angeles
Paulino Montes
Hermosillo
Mexico
Church Crusade Planned by Harbor Baptists
Bellflower First Baptist Church prepares a two week evangelistic crusade with visitation and preaching alongside Northern Baptist Churches in the harbor area. Dr. Phil Taylor leads each evening with singing movies and preaching. Rev. Hasselblad chairs the crusade for the Harbor Association of Baptist Churches. A rally is set for November 14 at Manuel Baptist Church in Long Beach with Dr. Frank Kepner as speaker.
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Bellflower First Baptist Church
Harbor Area
Phil Taylor
Charles. Taylor
Charlie
Laurie Taylor
Long Beach
Taylor
Ernest Hasselblad
Harbor Association of Baptist Churches
Evangelistic Service Set by California Heights Church
Evangelistic service by California Heights Reguire Baptist Church featuring George Bebout of Sun Valley begins tomorrow for two weeks ending Sunday November 21. Evening services at 7 30 feature music and selections from The Conquerors Quartet and groups from Bible Institute of Los Angeles and Roger Williams Fellowship. Weeknight offerings limited to Thursday and Friday. Rev. Robert L Sumner pastors.
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California Heights - Reguine
la Crescenta
The
Bible
Institute of Los Angeles
Roger’ Williams
Long Beach City College
Robert L. Sumner
We Church
U S Delegates to U N Rapped Over Israel Policy
In New York on November 6 the head of the American Jewish Congress denounced the U S delegation to the United Nations for backing possible sanctions on Israel. Dr Stephen S Wise said the Security Council resolution shows the State Department will ignore American will and the President. The American Zionist Emergency Council accused the delegation of advancing a British engineered program to undermine U S policy as the Security Council urged Israeli and Arab forces to withdraw from Negev positions occupied since October 24.
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New York
American Jewish Congress
U. S
United Nations
Isra
Stephen S. Wise
U. N. Security Council
State Department
American Zionist Emergency Council
Israel
Security Council
Paris
Negev Desert
Palestine
McIntyre and Knight Enter Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame
Columbus Ohio November ceremony honors late columnist O O McIntyre and publisher Charles Landon Knitt for shaping Ohio journalism. The 20 year old hall inducted these two as part of a program at Ohio State University faculty club with other prior honorees.
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Columbus
Univ
Manhattan
Ohio
Journalism Hall of Fame
Ohio [State University
iColumnist
O. O
Odd) McIntyre
Charles Landon Knitt
Hall of Fame
Matricide suspect held without bail in Fort Bragg case
Gustafson, 43, was today held without bail on charges of slaying his 4 year old mother near Fort Bragg on October 22. He entered no plea at his preliminary hearing yesterday.
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Fort Bragg
Znest Gustafson
Here
Ex Nazi pilot best man at U S soldier wedding
Air crash survivor LaSalle married today with Heinz Horst Kupski, a former Luftwaffe pilot who saved him after a 1944 B17 crash in the French Alps. Kupski, freed by the French, was later found working as a railway policeman in the British zone.
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U. S
AD Soden
Germany
Berlin
Heinz Horst Kupski
IbaSalle
French Alps
Digne
LaSalle
Kupski
Comebacks By Ex Legislators Beat the Odds in Elections
An upset trend sees 24 former lawmakers returning to Capitol Hill in January after defeats, with seven failing. Former Senators Gillette and Neely reclaimed seats, while ex-Representatives Withrow Woodhouse White O'Brien Habaut Carnahan Sullivan Delaney Burdick Polk Secrest Young Doyle Wickersham Barrett Granahan Green Flood Ramsay Bailey Bie milier won returns. Several current House members also moved to the Senate, including Smith Mundt Chapman Kefauver Johnson Anderson Rizley Hoak Reece. others fell short.
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Ashington
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Guy M. Gillette
Town
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Gardner R. Withrow
R.wis
Chase Going Woodhouse
Conn
Compton I. White
Idaho
George D. O'Brien
Mich
Louis C. Habaut
A. S
Carnahan
John B. Sullivan
James J. Delaney
N. D
Asher L. Burdick
Fn. D
James G. Polk
Ohio
Robert T. Secrest
Stephen M Young
Ohloo
Clyde Doyle
Calif
Victor Wickersham
Okla
William A. Barrett
William T. Granahan
Wil
Liam J. Green Jr
Daniel J. Flood
Robert L. Ramsay
WL Vad
Cleveland M. Bailey
W. Va
Andrew J. Biemilier
Wis
Hugh B. Mitchell
D.wash
Kent
E. Keller
Imlinais
George F. Rogers
New York
Ed Rowe
Herbert McGli
Clinton Anderson
D.N.M
Anderson
Truman
Ross Rizley
Frank Hoak
D-Mich
Carroll Reece
R.-Tenn
Shotgun Death Connected To Daisy Mountain Feud
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Nov 6 a restaurant operator was shot to death at his home door in a new outbreak of a Tennessee mountain feud. George Trusley 41 was killed as Deputy Sheriff Scott Swafford linked the crime to a long-running Daisy Mountain feud near this area. His son George Jr said a little man with a hat pulled down did the shooting. Trusley faced a delinquent assault case arising from a Daisy Mountain ambush. Mrs Trusley said the killer paused, glanced, and fled in a car with two others. He had a pistol but no chance to use it. In Florida EGLIN FIELD an Air Force B-17 bomber crashed near Niceville killing five aboard including R J Nettles Jr Shalimar Fla Capt Robert R Lemar pilot Oak land Calif Master Sgt Carl Lemieux crew chief Milton Mich Set William E Bazer Destin Fla.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Scott Swafford
Swafford
George Trusley
George
Daisy Mountain
Here
Trussey
Winnie
Eglin Field
Fla
Air Force
Ft. Wayne
Fnd
Niceville
Frederick W. Eley
Shalimar
Portland
Ind
R- J. Nettles Jr
Pensacola
Palace Theater break in swipes $1000 from office strongbox
Jamestown Nov 6 Gus Nestle manager of the Palace Theater warned that a give-away show would be free money as he posted a sign. The next morning police reported a break in and the theft of $1000 from the office strongbox, underscoring the danger of advertising gimmicks.
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Jamestown
L's
Gus Nestle
Palace Theater
Nestle
The
Palace
Pennsylvania Lumber Firm Razed by Fire
A western Pennsylvania lumber firm was destroyed by a blaze last night. The plant was said to hold between 15 and 20 million board feet of lumber. Estimated damages ranged from 300000 to 500000 according to local lumbermen, while owners Samuel Frazee and John Burkett could not determine a firm loss.
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Avrwood
Summit Lumber Co
Western Pennsylvania Company
Samuel Frazee
John Burkett
Half of French Coal Miners Back on Job
Paris reports more than 50 percent of France's coal miners have returned to work in defiance of a Communist led strike. Production in the Lorraine basin rose to its highest since liberation, while the north where two-thirds of coal is mined saw the smallest return to work. The strike began October 4 for higher pay.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
Lorraine
Red Square Parade Under Timoshenko On Anniversary
Moscow marks Russia's revolutionary anniversary with flags and bunting as Marshal S. K. Timoshenko is set to read the parade through Red Square on the eve of the celebration, highlighting wartime heroism and national observance.
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Moscow
S. K. Timoshenko
Red Square
Russia
Plane Wreckage and Skeletons Found in Arizona Mountains
A hunter found wreckage and four skeletons in the mountains about 40 miles southwest of Seligman Arizona. An ID card named Lt. Cale. The plane may be the Cessna reported missing over two years earlier on a Los Angeles to St. Louis flight that left August 30 1946 carrying Arthur M Freund his wife Hattie son Stephen nurse John Coles and pilot Philo B Pringle.
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Ariz
Seligman
Tom Roy
Cale
Boys Questioned in Killing of Youth
CHICAGO November 6 two boys were held for further questioning in the slaying of 13 year old William Gervais found yesterday in an abandoned conduit pit. Gervais was strangled beaten and a sex crime was alleged by Dr. Jerry Kearns coroner's physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Gervais
Gervais
Jerry Kearns
Post gambling death weighed by jury
A Denver man Leonard H. Wolff, 28, died October 23 from a gunshot wound after losing $86,000 in a blackjack game at a nightclub. The coroner's jury said the wound was self-inflicted, though attorney F John Belford argued the facts are compatible with death by own action but not conclusive, with no culprit named.
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ReNo
New
Iov
PI al Roroner
Leonard H. Wolff
Denver
Laurance Layman
Wolff
John Belford
Pastor Forrest Lance Installed at First Brethren of Compton
The First Brethren Church of Compton welcomed Rev. Forrest Lance as its new pastor this week and will formally install him tomorrow with his first sermon in the pulpit. Lance succeeds Rev. Ralph E Corputh who resigned to become national director of the Youth Movement of the Brethren Church. Interim pastor Rev. Leonard K. Faulkner will leave tomorrow for Garfield Baptist Church in Long Beach. Lance and his wife and son Philip were hosted by Sterling, Illinois, church members at a community reception Friday. The Compton church, serving 929 members, is led by Vernon Harvey as president of the board of trustees.
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Compton
Forrest Lance
Lance
Ralph E'Corputh
the Louth Movement
The
Brethren Church
Winona Lake
Ind
Leonard K. Faulkner
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Garfield Baptist
Long Beach
Philip
Sterling, Kill
First Brethren Church
Friends
Buren
Women's Missionary Council
Elda Powell
Jas
Vernon Harvey
Hosro’ of Trustees
Youths of Harbor Area Enjoy Hayride Social
A group of about 100 youths from Harbor Area and Mel Christian churches gathered at Good Tuck Stables in Redondo Beach for an old fashioned hayride. The outing, through Redondo Beach and Torrance hills, featured harmonica music, snacks, and a bonfire circle. Fourteen youths from North Long Beach Christian Church joined with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson, ending with a farewell circle and prayer led by Mary Gentry of San Pedro.
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Mel Christian
Harbor
Fun Land Fellowship
Redonda Beach
Redondo Beach
Torrance
North
James Hudson
Mary Gentry
San Pedro
Army Reserve officers recall speeded under new rule
Army Reserve officers seeking active duty may gain quicker action. Applications should be sent to the adjutant general in Washington instead of local instructors. The Army says the change shortens the process. Applicants should hear within days and orders will follow within a week after telegram dispatch.
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Army
Adjutant General
Washington
Brian Donlevy Hospitalized With Respiratory Infection
Hollywood reports Brian Donlevy is hospitalized with a respirate infection and high fever. He was admitted yesterday, days after co star Ella Raines recovered from a similar illness related to their film Impact.
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Brian Donlevy
Hollywood
Ella Raines
Action by New Congress Forecast
Washington dispatch notes the 80th Congress election reshapes Truman support. Democrats gain control, shifting committee chairs and likely easing passage of New Deal measures such as Social Security expansion, antidiscrimination bills, public housing, health insurance, and federal aid for education.
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Congress
Truman
80Th Congress
Senate
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Idaho
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Wyo
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Plane Crash Fatal to Two Being Probed
Hopland officials investigate a fatal plane crash that killed Bud Alpert 21, son of a prominent local rancher, and William Rude 22 who were directing goat herding from the air when their light aircraft hit a mountainside.
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Hopland
Nov
Bud Alpert
Wiliam Rude
Baptists Install New Pastor Leonard Faulkner at Garfield Church
Rev. Leonard K. Faulkner accepts call as pastor of Garfield Baptist Church succeeding Rev. Charles E. Shipp who resigned to Idaho. Faulkner a Fort Worth native and cousin of Police Capt. Otto E. Faulkner, educated at Hardin Simmons College UCLA and California Baptist Seminary. He served four years evangelistic work and as Army Engineer Corps chaplain's assistant in World War II.
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Garfield Baptist Church
Charles E. Shipp
Idaho
Faulkner
Fort Worth
Texas
Otto E. Faulkner
Fort Worth High School
Hardin- Simmons College
Abilene
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
University of California At
Los Angeles
California Bapist Seminary
Army Engineer Corps
Bellflower First Baptist Church
Coompton
Training School Concludes After Six-Week Session
About three hundred people from 38 city churches attended the Long Beach Leadership Training School which ended its six week run at First Congregational Church last Tuesday evening. Dr Edward V Paillas of Pepperdine College urged church school leaders to face the future unafraid. Officers elected include William W Bigbee president Frank C Matthews vice president Marjorie Walker corresponding secretary Carl Jensen recording secretary Martin DeVries treasurer Esther Monfelr assistant treasurer J Irving Rhoades James Gordon curriculum committee Marjorie Freeman Pearl Anderson E Bulgin chorister Robert E Sharp promotion.
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First Congregational Church
Edward V. Paillas
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
William W. Bigbee
Frank C. Matthews
Marjorie Walker
Carl Jensen
Martin DeVries
Lecture by Dallas CBS board member in Los Angeles
Harry B. Mackae of Dallas a Christian Science Board of Lectures will speak Monday at 4 p.m. at Ninth Church Los Angeles The Authority of Its Healing Mission will be broadcast over KFWB
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C.B.S
Dallas
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Ninth Church
Los Angeles
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