Larger Food Program Is Seen For U S Allies
The U S Department of Agriculture announced an expanded Ever Normal Granary Program to ensure ample pork, dairy products, eggs and poultry for the United States, Great Britain and other resisting nations through June 30, 1943. It includes corn loan continuations, loans at rate plus charges, acreage increases in the corn producing area, and no 1941 corn marketing quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
U. S. Department of Agriculture
England
Claude R. Wickard
British Isles
Europe
Doctrine of Atonement Sermon at Four C S Churches
Christian Science services announce a Lesson Sermon on Sunday April 20 at four Church of Christ Scientist locations. The Golden Text is II Corinthians 5 18 to 19 emphasizing reconciliation through Jesus Christ and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Reconciliation
Mary Baker Eddy
Church of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
Three Injured In Boat Fire On Choptank
Fire crews from Trappe Oxford and Easton battled a Choptank river boat fire off Trappe. Three Dorchester sailors were injured on the W. H. Tolley of Cambridge as they fled the blaze, with Jarvey Newcomb most seriously burned. The crew were rescued by the Phillips Packing Company boat Pop Eye and taken to Cambridge Hospital where Tolley was not aboard. The yacht Lotus aided in bringing a tow line. an oil tank exploded as firemen attacked the blaze, gutting the vessel interior.
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Trappe
Oxford
Easton
Dorchester County
W. H. Tolley
Cambridge
Choptank
Phillips Packing Company
Calvin Adams
Tolley
tJarvey Newcomb
Jack Aaron
John Hurley
Talbot
Lotus
Martin’s Point
J. M. Tolley
Mace Tolley
Reedville
Hudson 4-H Club Safety Demonstration Held in April
The Hudson 4-H Club met on April 2 for a Safety Traffic demonstration led by Susie Tyler Mildred Wheatley Norman Lee Willey and Evelyn Hill. A program followed with songs duets a poem and a play Mr Cash Goes Shopping featuring Evelyn Hill Dorothy Spedden Mildred Wheatley Nancy Mills. The club adjourned to meet again in late April with Evelyn Hill as club reporter.
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Hudson 4-H Club
Susie Tyler
Mildred Wheatley
Norman Lee Willey
Evelyn Hill
Mary Jane Wingate
Doris Everhart
Jean Eskridge
Mr. Cash
Dorothy Spedden
Nancy Mills
Juanita
Mayor of Cambridge Broadcasts to England
Cambridge’s mayor Irving B. Jackson joined representatives from U.S. namesake towns in a Tuesday night overseas greeting to Cambridge England. The 120 word message aired from WABC under Namesake Towns Inc cooperation with the BBC, about a minute of radio time. Wednesday a silver tea by the Cambridge Junior Woman’s Club raised funds for Cambridge children. New York broadcast was led by New York City Council president Newbold Morris with speakers like Constance Collier Peggy Wood Rayne Massey and Philip Merivale.
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Irving B. Jackson
America
Cambridge
England
Namesake Towns, Inc
WABC
British Broadcasting Corporation
Newbold Morris
New York City
Namesake Towns Form Group To Aid British Allies
Namesake Towns Inc forms to urge about two thousand American towns with English-named names to join an adoption plan aiding the civil population of Britain. Mrs. George Spencer, Churchill relative, is elected president as the movement promotes living Christian witness and daily religious experience.
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Namesake Towns, Inc
America
George Spencer
Winston Churchill
Tolchester Lines to Launch Francis Scott Key Service
John A. Moreland announces Tolchester Lines new Francis Scott Key will start service June 15 from Cambridge to Baltimore aboard a 19 knot vessel. The boat will operate three excursions from Baltimore on Decoration Day weekend and run Baltimore to Betterton on May 30 and 31 with Sunday trips to Solomon's Island. Beginning June 7 the Tolchester will provide two round trips on weekdays.
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John A. Moreland
Tolchester Lines, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Cambridge
Baltimore
Betterton
Solomon's Island
Witnessing Power Lesson on Pentecost and Conscience
The lesson reflects Acts 2 1 4 and 4 8 20 with Golden Text Acts 4 31. Disciples tarry in Jerusalem in prayer and unity and receive the Holy Spirit empowering bold preaching. Peter and John defy council threats, declaring they must speak what they have seen and heard. Conscience guides action despite opposition.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Peter
John
Jesus
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Christian Science Services
Tiarvey Newcomb
Hillsboro
Cordova Rendering CO
Hudson Club
Mayor OF
NEW Boat Line
Chapel Road
Sam Bartlett
James Ireland
J. Dawson Stafford
Elbert W. Stafford
Upton
Teppin
Fisher
Oldsmobile
J. W. Hallowell & Son
Cambridge, Md
Lansing
Mich
Vimpep
THE
Phillips Oil Company
Cambridge Tribune
Maryland
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