Southern Baptists Prepare Approval For Desegregation
The Southern Baptist convention in St Louis will consider a supplemental report by the Christian Life Commission endorsing the Supreme Court desegregation ruling as compatible with democratic principles and Christian teaching. The report urges good citizenship and acceptance of the ruling, though it is not binding on local churches. The commission also presents its annual report and notes minority rights to be restored. about 25,000 people attend the sessions through noon tomorrow.
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Southern Baptist Conventioon
A. C. Miller
Nashville
Tenn
Convention
Christian Life Commission
Miller
Commission
Southern Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Churches
Supreme Court
City Imposes 5 Percent Penalty on Delinquent Interest
The city enforces a five percent penalty on late payments for special improvement projects. Assessment office manager Paul Laos reports about 4000 dollars in delinquent interest, with roughly 31000 dollars collected by June 1 for the first half of 1954. Properties still unpaid will be advertised June 21 and sold July 8.
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Paul Laos
Laos
Steno letters prompt supper club to join Women’s Army Corps
In a humorous exchange, a steno who rose from sub-substenographer to private secretary recounts an evening with her boss’s son and contemplates joining the Women’s Army Corps. The Dear Steno reply blasts the suitor’s lack of tact and urges respect and courtesy.
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Boss
Steno
Hollywood
Women’s Army Corps
Dear T. P. B. Advice on a stalled marriage plan
A reader seeks guidance after a long relationship ends without a ring and a future. The adviser warns the woman to stop appearing eager, date others casually, and regain control to rekindle interest or move on later.
Rural mail carriers travel vast miles daily serving millions
Rural mail carriers in the United States cover 1,492,935 miles each day to serve 331 million people on their routes, highlighting the expansive effort required to maintain daily postal service nationwide.
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U. S
Tucsonans to Attend Persian Gulf Vets Conclave
Three Tucson residents Edgar E. McCoy William McKisser and Glenn A. Poole plan to attend the seventh annual reunion of Veterans of the Persian Gulf Command in Puente California June 26 and 27. The group includes service members from all branches and Red Cross volunteers who served in Iran Iraq and Arabia during World War II.
Arizona Projects OK'd For Funds By Senate Panel
The senate appropriations committee approved six reclamation construction projects in Arizona and along its borders with funding higher than house allowances. The Gila project received $3,949,200 versus $2,700,000 in the House. Other items include All-American canal $277,000, Boulder Canyon $1,206,000, Yuma auxiliary division $100,000, Colorado river front work $141,000, and Davis dam $1,511,800.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arizona
House
Gila
Ariz.-Calif
Boulder Canyon
Ariz-Nev
Yuma
Ariz
Colorado River
Calif
Nevada
Davis Dam
Ariz.- Nev
Interior Fund In Senate Gets Approval
The Senate appropriations committee and the administration largely agree on Interior Department funding for the next fiscal year. The panel recommended total appropriations of 427,601,006 to finance operations from July 1, a shortfall of 150,104 from requests and up 63,263,007 from the House bill.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Administration
Interior Department
House
Reclamation Bureau
Office of Territories
Bail Opposed in Slaying of Cain
Cochise County Atty Wes Polley objects to bail petitions for 16 year old Edward Earl Cain held for the murder of his uncle Jeff Rollins 66 alleging the youth is vindictive and dangerous and that witnesses would be jeopardized if released Cain is in Cochise county jail on open homicide charge awaiting a preliminary hearing set by Judge Porter Murry of Greenlee county The alleged killing occurred on April 26
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Cain
Cochise County
Porter Murry
Greenlee County
Jeff Rollins
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the Diamond Store OF
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