Churchmen Seek Apology From Rep Walter Over Infiltration Claims
Six leading American church leaders with nearly 18 million members demand that Representative Francis E Walter retract his charges that communism infiltrated churches. They urge Air Force Secretary Sharp to repudiate the manual’s assertions and apologize to the National Council of Churches. Walter counters with an invitation to testify before the Un American Activities Committee.
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New York
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Walter
House
Sharp
America
Committee On Un-American Activities
Eugene Carson
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Miller
Denver
Frederick Buckley Newell
Methodist Church
Fred Hoskins
United Church of Christ
James E. Wagner
Philadelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church In America
Fire detection device for planes uses fiber optics
Wabash Ten developed flexible glass threads with fiber optics to detect engine fires in aircraft. American Optical Co and Protector Inc announce devices for civilian and military use, tested by the military, guiding light from engine to an electronic unit that warns pilots of flame outs and engine trouble via a panel indication.
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Southbridge
Mase
Wabzis
American Optical Co
Protector Inc
Hindhkam
Mass
American Optical
Aicraft
175 Attend Masonic Dinner, Meeting
Lynch Lodge No. 163 held its annual George Washington Masonic dinner and meeting at the Masonic Temple. About 175 attended including county members and out of state guests. Lt. Col. Walter F. Kelso spoke on Washington as a Mason. Jack H. Goodman led the evening with lodge officers aiding.
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Lynch Lode No. 163
Masonie Temple
Eastern Star
Walter F. Kelso
Fort Detrick
Washington
Jack H. Goodman
Lodge
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