Church Leader urges massive reconciliation world over
The new National Council of Churches president, Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg of St. Louis, calls for massive reconciliation to replace retaliation. He urges economic aid, armament cuts, honest news exchange, and bread relief, stressing deeds over talk and soul reconciliation to God as the starting point.
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ST. Louis
National Council of Churches
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Dr. Dahlberg
Council of Churches
Rev Goff to Speak to Unitarians at Tucson Church
Victor V. Goff of Berkeley California will address the First Unitarian Church of Tucson at 11 a.m. on Sunday on What Kind of Men and Churches Do We Want. He will also lead the 9 30 a m Sunday Morning Forum and a 7 p m high school group meeting at 4831 E 22nd St. George C Whitney will conduct the service.
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Victor V. Goff
Berkeley
Calif
First Unitarian Church of
Tucson
Wesley Foundation
University of Arizona
Pacific Coast Unitarian Council
George C. Whitney
E. 22Nd St
Forum Speaker Accepts Engagements Here
Dr. E Stanley Jones accepted several speaking engagements next week in town. He preaches at Catalina Methodist Church during all Sunday services and appears at the Sunday Evening Forum there. He also leads a spiritual life clinic at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday and speaks at 3 p m Monday at First Church of God and Tuesday noon before the Conquistador Kiwanis Club at the El Conquistador Hotel. He is an author and missionary known for The Christ of the Indian Road which has sold over 800000 copies in 12 languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stanley Jones
Catalina Methodist
Catalina Methodist Church
University Auditorium
First Church of God
N. Fontana Ave
Conquistador Kiwanis Club
el Conquistador
African Churches Split On Segregated Worship
South Africa faces church clashes over a six month old law giving native affairs power to bar Africans from worshipping in white churches. Clergy oppose the measure as politicians defend it amid apartheid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Heinzerling
Pretoria
South Africa
Ministry of Native Affairs
St. George's Cathedral
Capetown
Christian Council of South Africa
Johannes Strijdom
Henrik F. Verwoerd
Dutch Reformed Church
C. W. Prirsloo
Department of Native Affairs
New Transplant Operation May Help Atomic Victims
Dennis Piette, 15, with aplastic anemia, shows improved health after bone marrow transplant from his uncle. The procedure, performed at the New England Center with collaborators from the Atomic Energy Commission and Public Health Service, aims to protect against radiation-induced blood diseases though its long term success remains uncertain.
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Slatersville
Dennis R. Piette
Atomic Energy Commission
Dennis Piette
Dennis
Woonsocket
Boston
William Dameshek
New England Center Hospital
Robert B. Rosen
Alfred Contildes
U. S. Public Health Service
Dameshek
Piette
Jury Called Back In Frank Case
A nine woman and three men jury told Judge James R. Kirkland they were deadlocked in the John Joseph Frank case and were ordered to resume deliberations Monday. If convicted on four counts Frank faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine on each count.
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Washington
John Joseph Frank
Frank
FBI
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Th Justice Department
James R. Kirkland
Daniel M. Hale
Edward L. Carey
Carey
Kirkland
Pioneer Hotel Unveils Interior Redesign and New Bar Plan
The Pioneer Hotel launches a comprehensive upgrade led by general manager Jim Durbin including lobby overhaul, redesigned service desk, refreshed halls, and a revamped main kitchen to boost efficiency. The Tap Room will become a cocktail lounge with food service, a Sunday buffet debuts December 15, and the sun deck receives new furniture. Durbin outlines family focused menus and a shopper friendly coffee shop hours. Promoted staff include William Barbour to executive assistant manager and John Kuttler to assistant manager in charge of food and beverages.
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Durbin
William Barbour
John Kuttler
Richard Crane
James Maracigan
Fine Paid For 1931 Bootlegging
Frank Zito paid a 1931 bootlegging fine in U S District Court with a $9 050 cashier s check signed by his wife The 64 year old was fined 10 000 and given two years in prison in 1931 Police say the remaining 9 050 had not been settled The case links to the Apalachin NY hooodlum roundup and notes Zito as unemployed while his wife and sister in law own Modern Distributing Co in Springfield.
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Springfield
Ill
Frank Zito
New York
Zito
Robert Heckenkamp
U. S. District Court
Apalachin
N.Y
Modern Distributing Co
Jobs For Disabled in New York State Reach 34000
New York State Division of Employment reports 34 000 jobs secured for disabled workers last year. Director Richard C. Brockway notes 2200 positions went to those with major disabilities across the state.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Division of Employment
Richard C. Brockway
Brockway
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E. Speedway
Harold R. Crosser
Conservative Baptist Churches OF
Ethel
S. Plumer
E. 15Th
5Th Ave
Bel Aire
Julia Keen
Palo Verde
Ellington
William McFarland
Navy
Dennis’ Case
Pioneer Hotel
New Look
Jim Durbin
Florence Hollis
Ralph F. Dudley
William Dienes
Wood Bros
Arizona
Capitol
S. 4Th Avenue
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