Segregation Debate Deepens in Virginia Education Sides
In Richmond the school board sues to withhold action on segregation until state policy is set, calling any move premature. Henrico County leaders Longan and Smart urge continued operation of public schools at all costs, warning against backward steps for the nation. Meanwhile Farmville High teachers back Prince Edward Educational Corp efforts to raise funds for white teachers.
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Virginia
Richmond
Henrico County
Farmville High School
Prince Edward Educational Corp
Prince Edward
James H. Bush
Institutions of Higher Learning
Farmville
State Corporation Commission
Prince Edward forms Educational Corp to fund white teachers
Prince Edward citizens form the Prince Edward Educational Corp to raise a goal of 212,830 to pay white teachers next year. Pledges exceed 75,000 with E Louis Dahl as treasurer promising the goal will be reached. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling remanding segregation cases for integration as soon as practicable.
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Prince Edward
E. Louis Dahl
Farmville
Supreme Court
Father Quinn Named to Holy Trinity Post
The Very Rev Stephen Quinn director of the House of Theology of Sacred Heart congregation was elected a general councilor of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity at a general election held at the Motherhouse in Silver Spring Maryland. Also elected were Custodian General Rev Thomas O Keeffe and Secretary General and Treasurer General Revs Denis Fitzgerald and Andrew Lawrence. Delegates from multiple archdioceses and dioceses attended the general assembly. The society, founded in 1921 in Alabama, operates in the American home mission field with over 200 priests and brothers and 100 students at Holy Trinity Alabama.
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T.J.C.D
House of Theology of
Sacred Heart Congregation
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
Silver Spring
Thomas O'Keeffe
Denis Fitzgerald
Andrew Lawrence
Gerald Fredericks
Lawrence Brediger
Gilbert Hay
Washington
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Raleigh
Natchez
Paterson
Scranton
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
General Assembly
South
Southwest
Alabama
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C. M
Boston
Mass
United States
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Thomas J. Toolen
Mobile
Holy Trinity
Justice Douglas To Visit Russia on Three Month Trip
Justice William O. Douglas of the Supreme Court leaves today for a three month trip that includes six weeks in Soviet Russia. He travels with Robert F. Kennedy and plans to enter via an Iranian Caspian port. They will travel by car through Armenia Azerbaijan Kirghiz Tadzhik Turkmen and Uzbek Soviet republics.
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William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Soviet Russia
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee On Government Operations
Central Asia
Caspian Sea
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Kirghiz
Tadzhik
Turkmen
Uzbek
Mad world of easy credit and lavish spending abroad
London readers learn from Bill McGowran that the United States is a mad world of easy credit, lavish spending, and stock market speculation. He cites car prices, generous down payments, and cashless purchases as evidence of Americans living on credit and chasing quick profits.
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U.S
United States
San Francisco
McGowran
California
General Motors
Wolfelynn Name Granted for County Herd in Frederick
Lynn R. Wolfe of Frederick County receives exclusive use of the herd name Wolfelynn for his purebred Holstein Friesian cattle. The Holstein Friesian Association of America will record the prefix. Over 1250 prefixes were reserved for breeders in 1954.
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Lynn R. Wolfe
Frederick County
American Bishop Released by Reds
Roman Catholic Bishop Frederick Donaghy of New Bedford Massachusetts arrived in Hong Kong after nearly five years confinement in Red China. He was greeted by about 50 nuns and priests and plans to rest before speaking to newsmen. Donaghy spent 26 years in China and was bishop of Wuchow before his Christmas 1950 arrest and five months imprisonment.
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Hong Kong
Frederick Donaghy
New Bedford
Mass
Red China
Red
China
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland, Md
Shanghai
Donaghy
Wuchow
Kwangsi Province
Presbytery Buys Children's Haven Near Charles Town
At a called Winchester Presbytery meeting, the group voted to buy the property known as Children's Haven two miles south of Charles Town West Virginia. Plans call for retreats and meetings this fall and a full conference program next year.
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Winchester Presbytery
Children’s Haven
Charles Town
W. Va
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