Growth of Good Will Among Churches Says Scholar
New York based religious scholar Dr Stokes predicts rising cooperation among church groups in America and more exchange of pupils as a sign of a new era. His three volume study Church and State in the United States, a 13 year effort weighing 3000 pages, underpins his view. He notes democracy cannot exist without religion and asserts separation of church and state is friendly here. Rockefeller Foundation funds international dissemination to illustrate healthy separation in the United States.
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New York
America
Stokes
United States
Yale University
Preachac Res
Washington Ca
Brotherhood of Man
Rockefeller Foundation
Tate Ed
Oxford
England
Brokes
Tconography of
Manhattan Island
Local Weather Figures From Neom Today's Report
Readable weather brief notes rainfall totals with May data and overall excess figures. Mentions May totals 6.45 inches and other measurements 3.57 inches and 248 inches excess. Contains sparse figures and lacks clear attribution or context necessary for full record.
Drive Speeeded In Senate Race
The race for North Carolina's senior senate seat features attacks from opponents over Graham's shifting views on public questions. Wills Smith accuses Graham of fear-based appeals while Graham supporters frame Smith as cynical and biased. A Raleigh radio address by Hiden Ramsey defends Graham, who has been ill, and warns against socialist danger from Smith. The report covers campaign rhetoric and health notes amid a heated contest.
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Associated Press
Pratt Graham
North Carelins
Wills Smith
Raleigh
Greensboro
North Carolina
Graham
Smith
Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Frank Graham
Graham J
Ballentine
North Carolina Association of Small Loan Companies
Witdligive, Ab Solgeticld
Doubtful Cut In Excise Levy Faces Truman Clash
Washington May 17 Doubts rose on excise tax relief this year as Congress rejected President Truman’s plan for a 400 million increase in inheritances and big gifts. House Ways and Means said to offset 1.08 billion in excise cuts. margins on corporations and loopholes remain unsettled. The bill’s final shape, including corporate hikes and loophole closing, remains uncertain with Truman likely veto if revenue falls.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Truman
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Prince Mohammed Ali Fate of Pathias Gale Shaped by Marriage
The fragment describes Pathias Gale losing royal standing and property after an alleged scheme to secure a throne. It cites accusations against Ried and mentions embassies, a Hawaiian honeymoon, and a return order to Egypt. The article implies a Moroccan princess marrying a commoner in a controversial match.
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Mohammed Ali
Pathias Gale
Royal Coumcil
Pathia
Ried
Francisco
Egypt
CIO Union Strikes At Toledo Dues Office
Local 12 of the CIO United Automobile Workers staged a walkout by twelve girls from the dues collection office over what they call domination by Toledo international vice-president Richard Gosser. The local did not recognize the strike and plans to replace workers with a four member spokesmen committee. The workers alleged interference and the use of scabs after the strike call and noted they were denied vote on strike assessments.
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Toledo
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Gues
Richard Gosser
Johanne Kocia
Alma Pinninger
Peg Rethie
Virginia White
Howard Seren
Mather Spring Co
Gosser
8000 Felons Informed On Parole Plans In North Carolina
RALEIGH May 17 The 8000 prisoners in North Carolina’s prison system were told today how they can qualify for parole. Key terms require at least one fourth of the minimum sentence served and approval from officials. Cases must be advertised and opposing views heard, and the prisoner must have a means of support or lodging and approved residence and employment plans.
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Raleigh
North Caro Link
Johnson
Public Welfare Department
Winnipeg Flood Fears Grow As Dikes Weakening
Winnipeg Manitoba reports rising Red River and tributaries steady near 302 feet after overnight showers. Officials warn conditions are definitely harmful as six square miles of business and residential areas have flooded since the river topped the 18 foot flood stage 27 days ago.
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Winnipeg
Man
O. M. M. Kay
Alrady
Boy Killed by Car in Ingiewood Area Near Rocky Mount
A six year old boy, son of Mrs. E L Moore of Ingie wood, was struck by a car and killed in a residential area about three miles from Rocky Mount last night. The child was reportedly in front of the vehicle when the fatal accident occurred. A brief, unnamed local report notes the tragedy in the quiet community.
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Boy of
E. L. Moore
Ingiewood
Rocky Mount
Duff and Fine Win in Pennsylvania Primary
Duff scored a decisive three to one victory in Pennsylvania's bitter primary, winning the U S Senate nomination and securing Duff's endorsed ticket for governor along with four statewide offices. He toppled the Grundy-aligned slate and pledged aggressive policy, aiming to nationalize a Republican direction.
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James M. Daff
United States Senate
Grundy Machine
John 5. Fine
Duff
Wafant
U. S
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joseph RB. Grundy
Grandy
Hew &7
GOP
Graundyam
Setin C. Kunkél
Grundy
SA Sle
John S. Fine
Jay Cooke
Debate over FEPC cloture vote heats Senate
Washington May 17 Far more than enough senators signed a petition to force a Friday vote on cloture to end debate on the FEPC bill. Democratic Leader Lucas urged a noon vote while Johnson pressed to act on his reorganization plan. The measure would ban employment discrimination and create a federal FEPC to enforce it.
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Washington
Senate
Aetee
Republic
Lucas
Tl Unois
Ean
Edwin C. Johnson
FEPC
Federal Commission
Americans Seek Western Military Alliance Forming Force
London reports the United States is pressing North Atlantic allies to form a regional army to deter Russian aggression. Diplomats note economic effort and industrial production are crucial, arguing a unified defense is better than multiple national forces. The plan envisions about 450,000 ground troops, with British and American units in Germany included.
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London
United States
North Atlantic
Europe
Taft pledges anti Communism stance in GOP bid
Washington May 17 Taft promised to oppose Communism abroad and purge government agencies at home in a nationwide radio speech. He attacked Truman policies as leading to inflation depression and bankruptcy, criticizing government spending and political morality. Taft invoked Alger Hiss and State Department probes without naming McCarthy directly.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
United States
Alger
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Strike Costs 50 Million as Railroads Return to Normal
The six day locomotive firemen strike against five big carriers disabled the nation’s freight and passenger service, with losses estimated at 50 million in business and wages. About 200000 workers were idled, and Pennsylvania lines began returning to full service while other carriers eyed resumed operations. Union and carriers planned mediation as four arbitration procedures were outlined to settle the decade-old dispute over a second fireman on multiple unit locomotives.
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Chicago
Railr
Pennsylvania
PRE
New York Central
Macy
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Southern
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
National (Railway) Mediation Board
David B. Robertson
Jbig
Imlon
Czechoslovakia’s UN Delegate Seeks U S Refuge
Vladimir Houdek, Czechoslovakia’s 38 year old chief UN delegate, quit his post at Lake Success and appealed to President Truman for refuge in the United States. He opposed the Communist government’s alignments and criticized Soviet tactics while praising Tito’s Yugoslav path.
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Lake Success
Czechoslovakia
United Nations Bee
Truman
United States
U. N
Vladimir Houdek
Tito
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Houdek
Stalin
Sudan Shriners Start Meeting in Rocky Mount
Hundreds of Shriners from eastern North Carolina arrived for Sudan Temple's two day spring ceremonial in Rocky Mount with registration patrol drills and a large parade planned. A noon parade will be followed by a concert by 22 bands. Two children died after running in front of a mute in a separate Raleigh incident.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
North Carolina
Sudan Temple
Raleigh
Highway Patrol
Lonnie Deese
Rt.2
Laurinburg
Jane Mr. Moore
iMx
RY I
Armington Hotel Hosts Community Meetings This Week
Activities calendar lists Gartonia Jaycees event at Armington Hotel, followed by a 6 20 p.m. Christians and Jews dinner meeting and a 7 90 p.m. Garton American Legion Post No 23 gathering at Memorial Hall.
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Armington Hotel
Garton American Legion
Memoriel Hell
Western N C Residents Hear Flood Control Plan Debate
Residents in Henderson Transylvania and Buncombe counties oppose TVA flood control plans for the French Broad and surrounding rivers. Army engineers joined local citizens to review proposed headwater dams dredging and channel work to tame the river valley. Brevard hearings featured county contacts urging action including channel improvements and dredging on tributaries and the French Broad.
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Washington
North Carolina
East Rep Residen
DNC
Redcen
Tiver Valley
Henderson
Transylvania
Buncombe
Tennes
Valley Authority
Corgrese
Army
Bucal Citkeens
Woking
Tts
Brevard
Agenlend
Meads Oy
Bincombe Unt
Ashville
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Paton Bros. Company
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Republican Congress
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