Church Leaders Press Lay Involvement At National Council
Protestant leaders urged heavy lay participation in church work to keep Christianity strong in American life. The Second General Assembly of the National Council of Churches discussed full lay integration, grassroots campaigns, and partnership with ministers. Senator Lodge and Archbishop Michael were planned speakers. Bishop Sherrill called for volunteers and widespread prayer and support.
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Four Thousand Dollar Minimum Urged by Teachers
Kenneth A. Myers president of the State Teachers Association argues for a $4,000 yearly minimum salary for New York public school teachers, with a $8,000 floor for those at the 16th salary step. He also calls for loyalty checks to disallow subversive influence, noting the union’s 51,000 members. Current minimums range from $2,500 to $5,825 under state law.
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Churchill's soft answer sparks wrath in Parliament
In London the prime minister's quiet reply provoked anger from Labor MPs. Harold Davies challenged if the PM intended to speak so softly as to be unheard. The speaker found no precedent, and Davies pressed another question. Churchill then roared, drawing complaint from Labor MP John Rankin that he was defying the chair. The debate paused as the speaker noted the matter was not clearly covered by the rules.
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Poland Rejects Israeli Minister Amid Prague Row
Poland declared Aryeh Kubovy persona non grata, barring the Israeli minister to Prague and Warsaw. The move follows Czech demands for recall and ties to Prague purge trials against Zionism. Kubovy remains in Israel serving the government.
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German Pact Peril Averted
West German President Theodor Heuss withdrew a request for a supreme court ruling on rearmament treaties, avoiding a potentially divisive decision. Adenauer seeks a suit to show a simple parliamentary majority suffices to ratify the two treaties, avoiding a full court ruling.
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Drunk Arrest In Milwaukee Field Notes Lagomny Case
Milwaukee police booked Anton Lagomny on a drunkenness charge after arresting him in a downtown area. Officers recovered a small amount of money and a bond pocket in the suspect’s possession during the incident.
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