Graham Says God Frowns On Prejudice And Bigotry
Billy Graham told 28 000 at Madison Square Garden that judging people by color is sin in God’s sight. He urged Christians to reject racism as an abomination and noted many have such bias in churches. After the sermon 622 souls chose Christ, part of a crusade that has drawn 392 500 attendees through four weeks and runs to July 21 with possible Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds closings.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Jesus
Pers
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Arizona nurse wins Oscar for teachers title
Gis Ellie Lee Kahl of Phoenix, a multilingual registered nurse, named teacher of the year by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. From 28 states top educators entered. Kahl receives a citation and a flying trip to Scandinavia. She has taught high school and college courses, tutored the bedridden, and runs a free summer school.
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Asheville
N.C
Ellie Lee Kahl
Phoenix
Ariz
General Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Kahl
Hollywood
John L. Ilehurst
Baltimore
Federation
Department of Education
Meg. Kahl
Ane Teachers’ Assn
Phoenia
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Columbia, Temple
Nevada
University of Havana
Cuba
Sorbonne
France
Syrian Premier Vows United Federal Union With Egypt
Damascus Premier Sabri Assali told Parliament that Syria is determined to unite with Egypt in a federal union. He cited existing military and cultural ties and said economic and then political union would follow, noting the plan had been trimmed after Jordan’s crackdown. The announcement came before Parliament’s summer recess.
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Damascus
Sabri Assali
Gavden Trent
Syria
Egypt
Assali
Nasser
Soviet Union
Jordan
Tassein
Assal
Parliment
Britain to study Latin American air routes resumption
London AP reports British Overseas Airways Corporation plans to send study teams to South America this month to assess resuming air services. The routes were cut in April 1954 after the Comet airliner disaster and Watkinson announced the inquiry on Wednesday.
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London
British Overseas Airways Carn
South America
Harold Watkinson
Designer silk ties from Buffums and Dior collection
Exclusive imports present summer tie options in Buffums and Dior lines. Includes Buttums San Milo Original 3.50, Christian Dior Pure Silk Import 5 and 7.50, Adrian Pure Silk Original 7.50, Adrien All Silk Contrast 5, Oleg Cassini Canopy Dimensional 7.50, Oleg Cassini Bar Dimensional 7.50, Buffums Damon Imported Silk 3.50.
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Buttums
San Milo
Christian Dior
Adrian
Adrien
Oleg Cassini
Buffums
Damon
Three Favorite Dad Dress Shirts from Buffums
Big 3 shirt makers Manhattan Arrow and Excello offer styles in several collars and cuffs. Manhattan includes Pique with pin-through collar and French cuffs priced at 5 dollars. Arrow features Dart fused collars at 4 dollars. Excello offers Waylo soft spread collars and Arden fused options at 4 to 5.95 dollars. Available at Buffums stores in Park or Jets locations.
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Manhattan
Arrow
Excello
Arden
Waylo
Metro
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Latin Air
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Sante
Michaels Stern
Smart
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Pacific
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