Former Church Moderator Dies in Louisville Ky
Dr. Charles W. Welch 71 retired minister and former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A died in a Louisville hospital. He served 40 years in ministry and promoted better relations among races and faiths. Funeral services will be held at Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. He lived in White County Tennessee and farmed near Franklin Kentucky earlier in life. He supported uniting northern and southern Presbyterian branches. He studied at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Chicago funding his education via the Chicago Tribune. He pastored Park Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City and contributed to the New York Herald Tribune.
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1935 medallion honors Welch as most useful citizen
Dr. Welch received a University of Kentucky medallion in 1935 naming him the most useful citizen in the commonwealth. The award recognized his public service and contributions to the state.
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Steel Shortage Through April Is Predicted
Cleveland AP report states informal steel rationing is forecast through April due to steel and coal strikes. More than 8.5 million net tons of ingots lost since the strike began. possible further losses as mills resume. Production at 24 percent capacity, down from 86 prepandemic. price indices largely unchanged.
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British Seek Volunteers for Civil Defense Corps
London AP Britain called for civilians to join a Civil Defense Corps to be trained for wartime service. Home Secretary Chuter Ede said volunteers may face vast increased postwar duties and preparations for atomic war.
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England to begin peacetime recruitment for defence corps
Edward R. Ede announced at a news conference that active recruiting will start tomorrow for the peacetime corps approved by Parliament last summer. He stressed that this does not imply likely war, but strengthens national defense as a sensible precaution.
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City Briefs and Club Meetings Schedule
A Monday schedule lists dates for the Democratic Club Broad Street Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters at the Colony Restaurant and the Longview Social Service League at Mrs George Smiths home. Also shows the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra rehearsal at the high school and other local group meetups. Liver oils from burbot fish are noted as richer in vitamins than cod liver oil.
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