Congregationalists Push Teaching Religion in Public Schools
At Oberlin Ohio delegates to the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches urged trial teaching of religious content in social studies and other public school courses to offset Supreme Court limits. They backed courses on world religions, time flexibility, and local church programs linked to public and private education. The 2,000 delegates closed an eight day meeting amid other actions endorsing a more generous refugee admission policy and 400,000 displaced persons over four years.
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General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Council Endorses Civil Rights Panel and Foreign Policy Call
The council endorsed the President's committee on civil rights and urged the government to pursue a more Christian foreign policy. It also discussed the displaced persons bill and the current occupation as noted in the bill's language.
Commissioners Attend County Officers Meet
The Butler County Commissioners postponed their semi weekly meetings while three members attend the County Officers Association annual meeting in Jacksonville Florida. W D Ralston Jamies E Shollenbarger and Mrs Shollenbarger travel aboard the Ponce de Leon with Mrs Ralston unable to join due to illness. The convention runs through today and plans include side trips to Cuba. others travel by auto visiting South landmarks and expect to return for meetings Friday July 2.
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Butler County Commissioners
Jacksonville
Fla
County Officers Association
W. D. Ralston
Jamies E. Shollenbarger
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Shollenbarger
Cuba
Gordon Augspurger
Paul Baden
South
C and O Railway Veterans Meet in Cincinnati Saturday
Charles R. Hook Jr of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will attend the Railway Veteran Association meeting at Taft Auditorium in Cincinnati. About 2,400 members expected with 50 year service pins to two western section employees. Last week Richmond ceremony awarded pins to five veterans. Some prospectors drill oil wells over 20 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Charles R. Hook, Jr
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Taft Auditorium
Cincinnati
Richmond
Police Report Seven Minor Auto Mishaps
Seven automobile accidents yesterday caused only minor damage and no injuries. Frank Chapman backed a truck into Ed ward Lykins's car on Central Ave near Grimes St. Brake failure blamed for a collision on Main St. at First Ave. McLaughlin halted at a light. Banks swerved to avoid a crack up. A car struck a small girl on Central Ave. driver Fryman said the child was taken away by her mother. Two out-of-town drivers collided on Charles St near Central Ave. Damage totaled $35 to Warren’s station wagon. Another collision on Clayton St. involved Caldwell and Slezak with $60 total damage. Two boys riding double on a bicycle struck Kay’s car on Sunset Pool Dr. no injuries. Bell’s car hit Palmer’s truck on Crawford St. truck $25 damage.
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Seventeenth Ave
Edward Lykins
Reynolds Ave
Chapman
Central Ave
Grimes St
Lykins
Chester A. Banks
Malvern St
E. H. McLaughlin
Middletown
Main St
First Ave
McLaughlin
Banks
Herbert Fryman
Arlington Ave
Fryman
Charles St
Harold L. Lanning
Minerva
Byron J. Warren
Xenia
David Bell
Richmond
Ind
Edmond Palmer
Wayne Ave
Crawford St
Palmer
Hamilton Sewer To Be Installed Near Duff's Baking Plant
Butler County engineer Fred Hammerle announced Eaton Road will close at the city limits for about three days to allow sewer line installation by the city. The line, near the Duff's Baking Mix plant, will serve West Park and surrounding areas with traffic detours via Beissinger Road to State Route 177.
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Fred Hammerle
Butler County
Eaton Rd
Duff's Baking
Hamilton
Beissinger Rd
West Park
Engineers Hear CAA Inspector at Miami Engineers Meeting
Robert Curry, CAA aircraft factory inspector for districts including southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and all of Kentucky, told the Miami Chapter of Ohio Society of Professional Engineers that CAA inspectors influence sales of American aircraft abroad. He outlined CAA sections and duties, and discussed flight rules and aircraft accident inspections. Howard Hook chaired the program. next week A. C. Neff will discuss Professional Activities of Founder Societies.
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CAA
Robert Curry
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Curry
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Howard Hook
Capybara Stands as Largest Gnawing Mammal Today
The capybara of tropical South America grows up to 150 pounds and is the heaviest gnawing mammal currently alive.
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South America
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