Arizona Rangers Left Without Horses in Norfolk
NORFOLK May 31 The 15 man Arizona Rangers led by Lewis D. W. Hall found themselves grounded by a horse shortage at the Confederate veterans reunion. They hoped to ride in Saturday’s parade with their own horses but had to wait for horses to arrive. The unit traces to Captain Sherod Hunter and the 1862 Tucson clash at Picacho Peak.
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Three 105YearOld Confederates Convene In Norfolk Reunion
In Norfolk on May 31 105 year old William J Bush John Salling and aan D Townsend of Olia meet for the first time at the United Confederate Veterans reunion. Salling arrives by navy plane after a cold noted trip. Bush plans to plane in while Townsend arrives by train. Their presence highlights a rare gathering of Virginia North Carolina and Georgia veterans as the event proceeds.
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Speak Like Christians Urges Bold Presbyterian Stand
The 163rd Presbyterian Church U S A general assembly in Cincinnati urged Christians to speak up frankly on world evils and act on them. Dr Julian Price Love criticized pussyfooting and urged clear stance against Truman and MacArthur. The assembly adjourned after a year with 2,448,596 members and adopted an 1952 budget of 18,950,564 plus a call for 12,000,000 more for churches and seminaries.
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