Baptists clash over Revised Standard Version wording
In Lynchburg Virginia two pastors spar over a Bible verse change from virgin to young woman in the Revised Standard Version. Park Avenue Baptist Church leader Paul F Donnelson denounces modernism and labels W Wesley Shrader of First Baptist as liberal. Shrader replies with a warning about libel and defers to deacons who back Donnelson.
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Lynchburg, Va
Paul F. Donnelson
Park Avenue Baptist Church
W. Wesley Shrader
First Baptist Church
Shrader
Donnelson
Park Avenue
Virginia Baptist Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Lin Donnelson
Aremepane
Battle Lines Form Over Redistricting Plan Debate
The debate over the reapportionment plan intensifies with Newport News and Alexandria lawmakers voicing concern while no alternative maps appear. A public hearing is set for tomorrow as Battle stresses careful consideration and readiness to press emergency measures from the governor.
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Battle
Newport News
Alexandria
Five Day Shorter Shopping Season Ahead in Winchester
Winchester shoppers face five fewer shopping days as Thanksgiving falls on November 22. Merchants report higher sales than last year with toys and wagons scarce due to metal demand. Store managers say stocks are larger, tools and Christmas foods selling fast, and a Retail Merchants Association spokesman notes nationwide early buying with many popular items sold out by December 20.
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Winchester
Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Resin
Durkin Named Labor Secretary Pick Signals Union Influence
Samuel Durkin, longtime labor leader and president of the plumbers union, was chosen by President-elect Eisenhower for labor secretary. Durkin, Chicago born and former Illinois labor director, voiced plans to place mediation back in the Labor Department and hinted at restoring federal mediation services, while AFL and CIO leaders weighed the appointment.
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Eisenhower
Durkin
Adlai Stevenson
AFL
Chicago
Ilinois
Maurice Ritter Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Maurice H. Ritter age 49 who died at his home Sunday night will be held Thursday at 3 p m from the Jones Funeral Home with Lt. Lynn Wiseman and Rev Ralph Cather officiating. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are George Heitz William Strickler Ralph Smith Elmer House William Clark and Robert Dunham.
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Maurice H. Ritter
Jones
Lynn Wiseman
Ralph Cather
Mount Hebron Cemetery
George Heitz
William Strickler
Ralph Smith
Elmer House
William Clark
Robert Dunham
Eisenhower Names Democrat To Secretary Of Labor Post
President elect Eisenhower picks 68 year old Martin P. Durkin, AFL Plumbers Union president, as secretary of labor. Durkin will be the cabinet’s only Democrat and Catholic, pledging to seek amendments to Taft-Hartley while aiming to satisfy both unions and management.
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Eisenhower
Labor
Washington
Labor Department
Martin P. Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
AFL
Durkin
V Eight Power Plant Advances For New Vehicles
From the world’s greatest builders of V-8 power plants comes a new and incom able performance package. Features include surge and response at a toe touch, overhead valves, a four barrel carburetion and an efficient exhaust system. Also listed is dual range Hydra Matic Transmission and six equipment options.
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New York
Sen.Watkins
Utah
Tobin
Plumbers Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Maurice Ritter
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Lincoln
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North Loudoun
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Esther
West Boscawen
Archer
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Rhodes
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
West Piccadilly
Pifer’s
Loudoun
OTL
A. C. Slonaker & Son Telephone
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J. W. Arthur
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