Protestant film Prejudice to Open In Theaters
The Protestant Film Commission will premiere Prejudice a drama about religious hatred the first film produced under exclusive religious auspices for commercial theaters. It targets church and civic groups before large venues and later non theatrical use. Executive secretary Paul F Heard notes intensified Protestant church use of mass media to instruct in Christian life.
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Fim Association
Japan
Paul F. Heard
Notable Speaker Bunche To Address Albany Convocation
Dr Ralph J Bunche director of the United Nations trusteeship department will give the principal address at the evening session of the University of the State of New York convocation in Chancellor Hall Albany He is on leave from Harvard University and an expert on colonial policy and trusteeship Also Dr Robert Urich Harvard education professor will speak on youth preparation for mature participation in the coming era The afternoon session begins at 2 pm with the theme The Citizens Role in Public Education Other speakers include Henry Tor Jr executive director of the National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools and Roy B Larsen Time Inc president and commission chair.
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Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Ian Palzating
Prinzepad
University of the State of New York
Ferday
Chancelly Hall
Albany
Robert Urich
Harvard University
Lirich
Afterneoon
Sesson
Henry Tor, Jr
Aional
Citizens’ Commission For
Roy B. Larsen
Time, Inc
National Citizens’ Commission For
Pick New Site For Equivalency Tests
For the first time since equivalency diploma tests began at Trey High School last year the tests will be given at a new location the Veterans' Vocational School at Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Robert G Swan guidance director announced yesterday tests should be held in Room 2 second floor of the main building at the Veterans School today and tomorrow at 1 PM.
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Trey High Schoo
Veterans’ Vocational School
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Teday
Robert G Swan
Urepein School
Sould
Teterane
Tomer
Reception for GOP Candidates Planned in City
A GOP candidates reception is scheduled for 7:30 pm in Denia with party committee chairman presiding. Afterward, candidates for district offices and city council will be introduced, followed by entertainment and a program.
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Thomas M. Ive
Shatman
Repebicano
Denia
Orries
Joerph
Welk Teed
Setkins
Curt Jeder
Repebtecan
Community Chest honors firms with simulated bronze plaques
Julius J Goodman and George E Davis announce awards for outstanding Employee Division and company participation in the Community Chest. Plaques recognize firms and government departments meeting an 80 percent employee contribution threshold with average gifts above four dollars. Awards will be presented at report luncheons with chief executives as guests.
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Julius J Goodman
George E. Davis
Goodman
Membership Of Mothers' Club At Church Doubled
The Mothers' Club of St Patrick's Church doubled its membership after a tea event that drew over 200 attendees, boosting the group by about 110. Mrs Vincent F P McLoughlin led the drive with 36 members assisting. Rev Gregory M Connolly urged volunteers for the cafeteria and the Day Camp funds, while gifts and future meetings were noted.
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Mothers' Club
St. Patrick's Church
Vincent FP McLoughlin
MecLoughlin
John M. Powers
Gregory M Connolly
Father Connelly
Father Connolly
Frank Rausch
Frank Wisk
George Curley
Famed Balloon Pilot Expires At Princeton
Nason Henry Arnold died at age 75 at his home in Princeton. He was a nationally known balloon pilot and newspaper man with ties to the North Adams Transcript and previous work at the North Adams Herald Springfield Union Providence Journal Brattleboro Reformer Worcester Telegram. He represented the United States in the 1965 James Gordon Bennett balloon race from Berlin and was rescued from the North Sea with his copilot. He won fourth prize in the nationals in 1966 at St Louis.
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Nason
Henry Arnold
North Adams
Princeton
Maas
North Adams Herald
Springfield Union
Providence Journal
Brattleboro Reformer
Worcester Telegram
United States
Berlin
Germany
North Sea
St Louis
Troy Area Second In State Earnings
Data from a state bureau shows August wages among workers in Troy Area and surrounding districts. It reports higher weekly earnings in certain districts and compares regional averages to national and other state areas with figures indicating variations across counties and towns.
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Troy Area
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