Baptists Rally for Religious Liberty Amid Global Concerns
A 19 member commission led by Dr Stanley J. Stuber of New York City prepared a manifesto approved by the Baptist World Alliance executive committee. It laments legal disabilities for minority religious groups in some nations with established Protestant churches and reaffirms Baptists support for freedom of belief, worship, and the right to change religion. The document backs the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and calls for unhindered access to God and freedom to propagate beliefs.
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Stanley J. Stuber
New York City
Baptist World Alliance Executive Committee
United Nations
New Carns NORCROSS KITTENS at Office Outfitters
Local store Office Outfitters at 12 N Main St displays the New Carns NORCROSS KITTENS collection. The listing includes contact pp 3-4651 for more details and availability.
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Sen
Legion Lads Hold Session In Senate
The 86 delegates to the annual merc Nation will hold a Senate session today in the Senate Office Building. Joseph C. is Sergeant at Arms to supervise in the caucus room. After the session they attend luncheon with Con s members, then hear Associate Justice Harold H. Burton and Secretary of State Abe Trish potatoes note here.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph C
U. Senate
Harold H. Burton
Supreme Court
Abe
CIO Shipworkers Debate Calling Off Wage Strike
The U S Maritime Commission withdrew two mothballed freighters from the Brocklyn yard Sunday night. Federal Mediation Service urged the union to resume negotiations saying the stoppage could cause serious consequences.
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CIO
Tard Corporation
Seexome
U.S. Maritime Commission
Brocklyn Yard
Hed Keegg
Servic
City Meeting Schedule and Club Gatherings
The Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees meets at the hospital tonight. The Fraternal Order of Eagles convenes at Eagles Hall at 6 p m. The Cancer Clinic meets at 7 p m at Middletown Hospital. North Middletown Fire Association gathers at 7 p m at the North Middletown Fire House. The Sertoma Club meets at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Mayfield Fire Department assembles at 7 30 p m at the firehouse on Gneltiont tt.
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Order of Eagles
Eagie’s Hall
Cancer Clinic
Middletown Hospital
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Firehouse
Sertoma Club
Manchester Hotel
Ment
Gneltiont
Union and corps meet at 7 30 p m tonight
The officers of the Chauf fuers Teamsters and Hein ere Local Union No 834 will meet at 7 30 p m The Middletown Seabee te land X 10 will meet at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m Company B of the Ohio Defense Corpse will meet at the State Highway Garage at 7 30 p m
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Chauffuers, Teamsters and Heinere Local Union No. 834
Middletown Seabee
Legion
The
Ohio Defense Corpse
State Highway Garage
Police union backs 40 hour week for troopers
Columbus AP report notes the Fraternal Order of Police adopted a resolution at its annual convention calling for a 40 hour work week for policemen in all departments statewide. Most departments currently run a 48 hour week. About 140 delegates and 160 guests attended the banquet, with the convention slated to run through Tuesday.
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Columbus
Order of Police
State to Hold Hearing on Explosives Rules After Quarry Blast
Columbus AP reports a public hearing will be held tomorrow in the State Office Building to consider new proposed safety regulations for explosive use. The rules were filed last month by State Industrial Relations Director Albert Waldman after a dynamite explosion in an Ohio quarry killed two men.
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Columbus
Albert A. Waldman
Ohio
Old Gray Mayor Ain't What He Used To Be
Newburyport Massachusetts report on Mayor Bossy Gillis, 33, in his fourth term amid tax rate debates and school budget cuts. He faces lawsuits over pay rates, disputes with the school committee, and police payroll issues. He promotes pollution cleanup, river projects, cemetery funding, and a local foundry purchase to aid highway work. Citizens note his mellowing, though turmoil surrounds governance and finances.
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Gorne
Hess
Gillis
Yell Afee
Elm St
Bossy
Massachusetts
Henry F. Long
Francia Kelleher
James F. Sulvan
Beesy
Sullivan
Gillie
Merrimac
Hadacol boosts Orris Story to boxing title win
Orris Story, a popular Kansas boxer, credits Hadacol with curing neuritis pain that hampered his reach and stamina. After using Hadacol, he claims to hold a state boxing title and to carry the remedy to training and tournaments. He touts Hadacol as beneficial for nerves fatigue and general health, urging athletes to try it.
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Orris Lee Story
Kansas
Orris Lee
Arkansas
Hadacol
Ministers in New Philadelphia prepare for upcoming service
AP reports two Church of Geet members in New Philadelphia ready to preside over a rite amid preparations for a foreign mission. The unclear text suggests local clergy involvement and scheduled ceremony details.
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Philadelphia
Church of Geet
Pond sales in Columbus raise over eighteen million quota
The AP reports Ghieane earned 46,100.53 in pond sales with savings bonds announced. The total topped the state quota of 19,0608.908 by 28 percent, marking a strong performance in the water asset sale.
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Columbus
States
Revenge on Springifle D APS Leads to Major Revenue Gain
Commissioner Jack A. Weed reported yesterday that Revente on Springifle D APS has generated $2,990,000 in gross revenue over the past two years, highlighting growing financial performance and ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Taw
Jack A. Weed
Yeetersday
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