Protestant Leaders Plan All Denominational Paper for World Voice
Hope to lead Protestant world revival plans a joint newspaper to unite denominations. About 200 leaders gathered in CITY to back a privately owned Fort Wayne paper to form the all denom publication the Protestant Voice. Estimated cost two million dollars and move to New York with a board to be named today.
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United Voice
Robert W. Searle
Protestant Council of
New York City
Gideon Seymour
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Homer Gettle
David Hogg
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. W. Montgomery
New York
Protestant Voice
Swedish Director To Visit Red Cross
Miss Brita Wittborn, director of the Swedish Junior Red Cross, will visit Canton Chapter Monday and Tuesday. She is in the United States for two months to inspect Junior Red Cross work and study American publicity and public relations programs. Her May meeting is moved to Monday noon for board access.
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Red Cross
Canton
Publicity and Information Commission
Swedish Red Cross
Library officials to attend censorship symposium at Kent State
Seven Canton Public Library department heads will travel to Kent State University on Friday for a symposium addressing censorship. The event brings together library leaders to discuss challenges and policies affecting access to information.
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Canton Public Library
Kent State University
Sounds of Struggle Described in Death Trial of Physician
In Cedar Rapids on May 11 AP reports Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr. faces first degree murder charges for the fatal Dec 14 hotel room stabbing of Byron C. Hattman a St. Louis aircraft designer. Witnesses testified to sounds of a struggle while detectives prepared further testimony and bloodied clothing were admitted over defense objections.
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Cedar Rapids, In
Robert C. Rutledge Jr
St. Louis
Byron C. Hattman
Hattman
Rutledge
William Kudina
David Elderkin
Hartman
R. S. Milner
L. W. Sheets
Des Moines
Cleveland Drivers Are Robbery Victims
Two Clevelanders were victims yesterday of traffic light robberies. Mike Tricarich a 62 year old produce merchant suffered bruises including two broken fingers when two robbers forced their way into his car at a red light on E 70th street and stole 150 dollars hidden in the sun visor. Homer Dunham 45 reported a gunman climbed into his automobile at E 55th street and Carnegie and took 40 dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bound D. P.s To Land at New York
The army transport Willard A. Holbrook will dock in New York tomorrow with 1,086 refugees headed for 38 states and the District of Columbia. Forty-seven are destined for Ohio.
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Washington
Willard A. Holbrook
New York
States
District of Columbia
Ohio
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