Dessert Bridge for Barbara Long Bride elect
A dessert bridge and kitchen shower honored Miss Barbara Long, bride elect of James Dillon, at Orchard Street home. Scores of gifts, bridal figures, and wrapped packages filled the gift table as Mrs. L. J. Long and Miss Frances Dillon led the afternoon. The wedding is set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Long
James Dillon
Jerome Inwood
Orchard St
L. J. Long
Frances Dillon
Dave Dillon
James
Presbyterian Assembly Begins Reorganization
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S began reorganizing after two days of debate. It approved abolishing five agencies and committees, regrouping ten, and forming a General Council, reducing agencies reporting to six. About 60 bills and overtures remain to be considered amid a shunted schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Committee On Cooperation and Union
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Second Sunday Strike Hits British Rail Workers
London AP reports Britain's railway workers held their second Sunday strike, with northeastern England seeing a near halt in service while other regions ran partially. A spokesman said walkouts will occur each Sunday until engineers and firemen get relief from schedules forcing crews to be away from home at night.
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London
England
British Press Association
First Place Lions Aux and Senior Philathea Win
The Lions Auxiliary and Senior Philathea Bible Class tied for first in attendance among Middletown federated clubs. A tea honoring the winners is planned for Tuesday evening May 31 at the Girls' Club from 7:30 to 9. Mrs. C. W. Young leads the event with Federation of Women's Clubs as hostesses. Methodist Circles meet June 3 for a covered dish supper at 6:30 pm at the church. Circle 9 hosts. baked ham and drinks provided. guests should bring extra covered dishes and their own table service.
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Lions
Philathea Bible
Middletown
Federation of Women's Clubs
C. W. Young
Circles of Women’s Society of Christian Service
Circle 9
Young Mothers’ Circle
Charges Made Against Bishop In Bucharest
In Bucharest the Scanteia paper accused Bishop Gerald P. O Hara of Savannah and Atlanta, papal regent to Romania, of instructing Romanian Catholic bishops to engage in anti democratic activity. The article followed a decision to remove two bishops and 130 priests from state payrolls.
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Bucharest
Romania
Scanteia
Workers’ Party
Gerald P. O'Hara
Savannah
Atlanta
Worker's Party
National Orthodox Church
Ministry of Religion
O'Hara
Bucharrest
EISLER NAMED Soviet Union for its love of peace and restraint
The Congress audience of about 2,000 listened as Nitschke attacked the nine day old railway strike while Russia's stance at the Paris Foreign Minister's conference shaped the debate. Vishinsky urged indefinite four power control of Germany and continued reparations, as Pieck returned from a Russia rest cure and urged delegates to rubber stamp the proposals.
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Soviet Union
Nitschke
Russia
Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Ruhr
Daniel Frisch Elected President of Zionist Organization of America
Daniel Frisch, a New York City businessman, was elected president of the Zionist Organization of America at the 52nd annual convention. Rudolf G. Sonneborn of New York City was named chairman of the National Administrative Council and Mortimer May of Nashville, Tenn., chairman of the National Rarities Council. The session was attended by 1,216 delegates and alternates from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Frisch
New York City
Zionist Organization of America
Rudolf G. Sonneborn
National Administrative Council
Mortimer May
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Buster Keaton Plans Own Television Show
Hollywood AP reports Buster Keaton plans a fall television series with Keaton starring in dramatic leads and hosting an audience interaction segment filmed before a live crowd. He will appear on eastern TV shows including Milton Berle before returning to Hollywood next fall.
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Buster Keaton
Keaton
Milton Berle
Hollywood
Two Hamilton Cafes Charged In Liquor and Gambling Case
State agents and Hamilton police raided Bruce Dees cafe at 905 North B Street on Friday charging liquor sale without a license and gambling. A jar of money was seized and Dees cited on gambling charges. Mat tie Spencer of the Kory Corner Cafe at 1164 Central Avenue faced unlawful possession of whisky and filing a false statement with the Liquor Board.
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Hamilton
Bruce Dees
North B St
Dees
Liquor Board
Mattie Spencer
Kory Corner
Central Ave
Indiana
Ohio
Society Deadline Rules For The Page
Society items must be in by 10 30 a m the following morning with Saturday deadline at 9 30 a m Pictures for Sunday edition arrive by Thursday noon Space for Sunday pictures must be reserved at least one week in advance Weddings and pictures over 10 days old cannot be used Either an engagement or wedding picture will be used not both Items for Sunday calendar may be called in any afternoon 3 p m Friday is deadline Children s birthday parties and stork showers are not used
Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan wed in double ceremony
In Cannes AP reports Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan tied a double marriage. The couple wed in a Moslem ceremony at Chateau de L Horizon after a civil service in Vallauris. Dowry details were not disclosed and only a few guests attended.
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Rita
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Chateau de l’Horizon
Cannes
France
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Vallauris
Prince Aly
Joan Yarde-Buller
Paris
Aly Khan
Zodiacal Sign Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A word puzzle list presenting two interlaced clue sets labeled HORIZONTAl and VERTICAL. Each line offers numbers and definitions for a crossword style fill including zodiac signs, common words, and abbreviations.
Pineapple Peach Cheese Pie And Honey Desserts Menu
A nostalgic recipe collection lists plentifuls based desserts and party fare for June events. It covers a pineapple peach cheese pie with cream cheese filling, honey flavored cake, a honey lemon cream filling, and a full party menu including breakfast and luncheon items and a special dinner.
Third Soldier Is Sentenced To Die In Case
GUAM AP Sgt Robert W Birns 32 Spokane Wash today was convicted in the attack killing of Ruth Farnsworth and sentenced to death. He is the third of three Negro soldiers to be sentenced to die in the Dec 11 killing in San Francisco. Trial was in closed Air Force Court martial with reviews pending for the other two defendants Pvt Calvin Dennis of Frederick Md and his half brother Herman D Dennis Jr Calvert and Seguin Tex Miss Farnsworth was dragged from the jade shop where she worked beaten attacked and left to die in the jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Robert W. Birns
Spokane
Wash
Ruth Farnsworth
Burns
San Francisco
Air Force
Pvt
Calvin Dennis
Frederick, Md
Herman D. Dennis, Jr
Calvert
Seguin
Tex
Miss Farnsworth
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Louis B. Mayer
Judy Garland
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Annie
Stan Jones
Eden Ahbez
Nature Boy
Ahbez
Gregory Peck
Rome
John Huston
Glenn Ford
Columbia
MGM
Lana Turner
Gilda
Glenn
White Tower
Switzerland
Irving Allen
Franchot Tone
RKO
Edward Dmytrik
House Un-American Activities Committee
Esther Williams
George Gershwin
Cocoanut Grove
Ben Gage
Frankie Laine
Gershwin
Rhythm
Jimmy Stewart
Gloria McLean
the Stratton
Laraine Day
New York Giants
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Cecil B. DeMille
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