Women Seek Equal Rights In Episcopal Assembly
Boston General Convention debates whether women may sit as lay delegates in the House of Deputies. If approved, it would mark the first time since 1789 women gain seats in the churchs top governing body. Delegates voice split opinions amid practical concerns. The day closes with a women’s mission check of nearly 20 million dollars presented at a Boston Bank offering service.
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Boston
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
House of Deputies
Lie Denies UN Resale Of Tax Free Liquor
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie said UN employees have not resold tax free liquor but warned any such resales would be severely dealt with. He cited the National Retail Liquor Package Stores Association as the source of general charges. He noted about 45 of the UN's 3,000 workers are entitled to buy tax free wine and liquor for entertainment. Diplomats at national delegations are also exempt from liquor taxes. A US customs official said investigations will be joined with the Bureau of Internal Revenue into the reports of UN liquor tax violations.
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Trygve Lie
U. N
National
Lie
Washington
U. S. Customs
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ocean floor manganese coating ships the depths
Manganese, a metal used to harden steel, exists on the ocean bottom and as dioxide coats submerged objects.
Both candidates go along with present foreign policy
James Marlow reports that both Eisenhower and Stevenson align with Truman’s foreign policy of containing communism through strength and allied aid. The piece notes subtle contrasts, with Eisenhower criticizing Truman’s approach while Stevenson stresses measured critique and restraint, and mentions reactions from Truman and allies.
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James Marlow
Washington
Gen
Isenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Philadelphia
United Nations
San Francisco
Indiana
Russia
Legion Medics Say Fund Cuts Hurt VA Care
The American Legion Medical Advisory Board says Congress funded cuts in VA medical care hurt service quality. Dr. Leonard G. Rountree said VA Administrator Car R. Gray Jr. argues the cuts affect quantity, not quality, while board spoked of insecurity among medical staff. A stray line mentions a hot lead technique for X-ray energy measurement.
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Legion Medics
Washington
The
American Legion
Congress
Veterans Administration
Leonard G. Rountree
Miami
Fla
Car R. Gray Jr
Gray
Rountree
V.A
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