Presbyterian Assembly Eyes Church Property and Federal Council
Massanetta Springs Va June 12 Minority reports on church property and the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America were expected at the 90th Presbyterian Church U S general assembly. The Westminster case in Atlanta tests local ownership via a trust amid possible withdrawal from the denomination. Debate also looms over the International Christian University of Japan and a South firm push for more active southern church participation despite funding gaps.
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Massanetta Springs
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
90Th Presbyterian Church
U. S
General Assembly
Presbytery of
Atlanta
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Standing Committee
Interchurch Relations
Federal Council
Assembly
Council
Board of World Missions
International Christian University of Japan
East Hanover Presbytery
Southern Church
Long criticized by LeBlanc over Louisiana political split
In Lafayette Louisiana on June 12 State Senator Dudley LeBlanc and U S Senator Russell Long clashed over allegiance to the same ticket and electoral endorsements. LeBlanc challenged Governor Earl Long and faced questions about his own voting split while Long accused LeBlanc of shifting support. The dispute centers on postals funding, the public service commission, and a possible new constitution granting broader gubernatorial power.
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Lafayatte
Dudley LeBlanc
United States
Russell Long
D.-La
LeBlanc
Senate
Earl Long
Long
Gueydan
Erath
Abbeville
Wade D. Martin
Martin
Raceland
Lafayette
Louisiana
William Dodd
Fowler objects to appearing at meet in Montreal
Montreal June 12. R M Fowler president Newsprint Association of Canada says no useful purpose in testifying before a US House subcommittee studying monopoly power. He issued a letter to Rep Emanuel Celler noting lack of committee response to his invitation for a Canada study and detailing prior communications.
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Montreal
R. M. Fowler
Newsprint Association of Canada
United States
House of Representatives
Emanuel Celler
House
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Fowler
Canada
Congress
Births in Monroe Families Report Two New Babies
Mr and Mrs S G Martin of 310 Moore Street Monroe welcome son Sidney Larry born June 9. Mr and Mrs O M Barlow of 301 Roberts Avenue Monroe greet daughter Sherry Dianne born June 9. Center of the Dutch bulb industry lies in the sandy irrigated zone between Leiden and Haarlem.
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Bendel Clinic
S. G. Martin
Moore Street
Monroe
Sidney Larry
O. M. Barlow
Roberts Avenue
Sherry
Dianne
Leiden
Haarlem
Ground broken for First Christian sanctuary in town
A large crowd gathered at St. John and Oak streets on Sunday after 10 a.m. for the ground breaking of the First Christian church sanctuary. The service included songs led by E. M. Wooten, scripture by Rev. R. T. Watson, and prayers. Key participants were R. O. Ware, I. H. Garland, B. B. Martin, Merl Padgett, and Rev. Watson.
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R. O. Ware
The
First Christian Church
J. H. Garland
Garland Construction Co
B. B. Martin
Merl Padgett
Smith and Padgett
Rev
R. T. Watson
News-Star
Leon Noland, Jr
St. John and
Oak Streets
E. M. Wooten
I. H. Garland
Marriage Licenses for Donivan Couple in Monroe
Alex Donivan aged 27 and Mrs Janie Nolan Donivan aged 20, both of Monroe, obtained marriage licenses. The couple plans to wed in the county next month pending final civil formalities.
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Alex Donivan
Janie Nolan Donivan
Monroe
Monroe man arrested for DWI after Sunday stop
Monroe police arrested James E. Boyce, 33, of 306 Layton Avenue, Sunday for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Boyce is held in the city jail in default of a $300 bond.
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Monroe
James E. Boyce
Layton Avenue
Boyce
Safflower Goes Commercial in Northern Great Plains
After twenty years of experimentation, safflower has become a commercial crop in the northern Great Plains, signaling a shift from research to farming practice and potential economic impact for regional agriculture.
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Great Plains
Hunt for boy linked to meningitis continues in Ohio
Toledo reports a fourth day of a manhunt for a family the Mitchells with a sick eight year old. Highway patrols seek a 1948 convertible pulling a house trailer believed to carry the group after Toledo hospital flagged possible spinal meningitis. A Columbus hospital found no illness in Mr and Mrs Mitchell and three children but an eight year old was missing. Authorities plan further questioning amid ongoing fears and related farm butter sales drop nationwide to 41 million pounds annually from 175 million in 1924.
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Toledo
Mitchells
Stanley Mitchell
Waldo
Columbus
Mark Mitchell
U. S
Tokyo Correspondent Declared Persona Non Grata by MacArthur
London Times Tokyo correspondent Frank Hawley was informed by General MacArthur's headquarters that he is considered a persona non grata and no longer acceptable. Headquarters cited his dispatches as subjective and not objective, warning that published news undermining MacArthur’s objectives could be deemed a security risk. Hawley noted gainsaying that even factual reports might be suppressed during this period. No policy change was announced for correspondents.
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Tokyo
Frank Hawley
The
London Times
MacArthur
Sir Alvary Gascoigne
Hawley
Headquarters
Japan
E. M. Almond
Timesman
Almond
General MacArthur
United States
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