Clergymen To Visit Russia Bold Baptist Leaders Planned trip next month to the Soviet Union
Four prominent American Baptist clergymen accepted an invitation to visit the Soviet Union next month. They will travel August 4 for two weeks, meeting with Russian Baptists in Leningrad Moscow and the Ukraine. They fund their own travel except for Joseph H. Jackson whose fare is paid by the U S National Convention. The party includes Arnold T Ollin W Carney Hargroves Theodore T Adams and Joseph H Jackson.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Arnold T. Ollin
Washington, D. C
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Olin
W. Carney Hargroves
Second Baptist Church of
Philadelphia
Theodore T. Adams
First Baptist of
Richmond
Joseph H._ Jackson
Olivet Baptist
Chicago
U. S. National Baptist Convention
Yakov Zhidkov
Asian Council of Evangelical Christian Baptists of
Soviet Russia
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Ukraine
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Detention center plan urged to ease Maryland training schools
Jule 18 Baltimore Detention center advocate J S Water, state director of public welfare, asked the State Planning Commission to establish a detention center for children now in training schools and to add two forestry camps. He said demand on boys and girls training schools has grown sharply, proposing a center handling up to 1,000 children yearly for up to six weeks each. He suggested expanding Montrose School for Girls or Barrett School to house detained girls, with onsite study to save at least 65,000 annually. He also urged two new forestry camps to relieve training school crowding and cited proposed urgent capital projects totaling 944,100.
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Conversational talk tips and a soldier’s homecoming note
Dorothy Dix counsels widening date conversations beyond camp gossip by discussing ambitions and current events. A brief item notes Melvin A. Addison of the 18th Airborne Regiment returning to the states from Beppu Japan after basic training and overseas service.
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Linden Hills Dog Show Draws Local Children
The Linden Hills dog show drew about thirty children of T isdes thu ara with dogs of all sizes and breeds. Prizes went to Carolyn Hit for shortest tail and Dickie Rudy for best farmer dog, with other winners named including Jo Ann Coady and Sandy Webb. Park instructors, judges, and a post show game session are noted. A second item reports Royal Coleman, 7, drowning in a pool at Cariin's Park in Baltimore on July 18, pronounced dead at Lutheran Hospital.
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Aun
Joinny Goodman
Sandra Faye Webb
Dickie Rudy
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Jo Ann Coady
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Baltimore
Royal Coleman
Cariin’s Park
Lutheran Hospital
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