Lodge urges end to intolerance before foreign policy succeeds
Massachusetts Senator-elect Henry Cabot Lodge tells 30 Protestant church leaders that America must reject discrimination and human indignities at home to credibly promote world peace. He calls for a strong U N, equal rights, and moral policy to defeat communism. Also notes council expansions, leadership hopes, and 1952 income.
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Lodge
Edward O. Ethell Emer
Henry Cabotge Jr
America
Dwight D. Eisenner
United Navas
United States
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. N
U. S
Russia
Europe
Asia
John Foster Dulles
Pacific
CBS
General Assembly
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S. A
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
The
Southern Baptists
William C. Martin
Dallas
Pink bollworm menace urges expanded cotton research
Avery S. Hoyt head of the entomology and plant quarantine bureau urged the sixth cotton insect control conference to press for an expanded and intensified research program. He noted the total cost of pink bollworm control since discovery would not equal the damage to the 1952 crop, and contrasted about 28 million dollars in control costs with 29 million dollars in losses in Texas in 1952.
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Memphis
Tenn
Avery S. Hoyt
Washington
Hoyt
Texas
A. N. White
Weslaco
Tex
C. B. Spencer
Dallas
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
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Episcopal
Henry Knox Sherrill
Boston
Division of
Christian Education
Christian Life
Council
International Council of Community Churches
National Council
General Board
Hallmark
Revlon’s
Reviow
Fed
Pal Ie
Mouton
Nan Noble
R Bird
Weatherbird
Children’s Shoe Salon
Budget
Harry Berger
DIAL