Dr Garrett Resigns as Pastor at Frederick Church
Rev Wouter Van Garrett announced his resignation from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick effective May 15 after a ten year pastorate. He spoke of future plans on the New Jersey coast and resumed writing for church periodicals.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Wouter van Garrett
Garrett
Norwood
Smynanuel Lutheran Church
New Jersey
Garretts
Ocean City
N. Ju. Dy
Robert L. Garrett
Provident Trust Co
Philadelphia
Susan McAlpine
Col
Harrison McAlpine
Mitchell Denies Party Backing for Roosevelt and Condon
National Chairman Stephen Mitchell refused Democratic support for James Roosevelt and Rep. Robert L Condon. He urged Roosevelt to quit the California race amid adultery allegations and cited Condon’s disqualification due to an Atom Bomb test access issue. Zufren endorsed neutrality on personal matters and money.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic Party
James Roosevelt
California
Mitchell
National Party
Robert L Condon
A.senyriterick Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iy Wites Fuenterie Burd
Condon
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Paul Ziffren
Los Angeles
Calugara
Democratic National
National Committee
Zitfren
Roosevelt
Mitchell Zufren
Chicago
Conden
Romelle
Marine Service
Dr. Garrett Serves Lutheran Church Leader and Civic Contributor
The record highlights Dr. Garrett a former president of the Western Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod and current member of its Ministerial Education Committee. He spent ten years at Norwood church active in civic affairs and contributing to denominational and secular publications. Earlier he served in Steelton, coming from Jancytown, Carroll County.
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Chely
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Norwood Church
Garrett
Steelton
Jancytown
Carrott County
Lutheran Charge
Toscanini Retires After NBC Concert
Arturo Toscanini announces retirement after an NBC Symphony Orchestra Wagner program. Brig Gen. David Sarnoff says the conductor, 87, plans to step down following the performance, with no successor named. Toscanini’s letter cites memories of years with the orchestra and offers no public reasons.
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New York
Arturo Toscanin
NBC Symphony Orchestra
David Sarnoff
Network
Radio Corp of America
NBC
Toscanini
Sarnol
Tostan
Four Held In Bank Holdup In Baltimore
Four young men aged 20 to 27 were arrested in connection with the April 1 Canton Branch Provident Savings Bank robbery in Baltimore. About $22,000 was recovered from the $30,491 stolen. Arrests followed joint FBI, state, and city investigations. the suspects were armed. The holdup occurred after a Brinks armored car delivered $24,700.
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Baltimore
Canton
Provident Savings Bank
Col Beverly Ober
George Cochran Doub
Anselm Sodaro
S . Alden
FBI
Alden
Ober
Lima, O
Linden Ave
Rbrink’s Inc
Maryland
149000 Viewers Watch Cherry Blossoms Indoors Festival
Washington crowds gathered for the Cherry Blossom Festival as 149000 viewers were counted around the tidal basin while chilly weather pushed events indoors. Queen Frances Mae Fisher and her court of princesses from every state and territory were introduced to about 1500 attendees at Lisner Auditorium, George Washington University.
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Washington
Washingiton
Frances Mae Fisher
Lisner
George Washington University
Report Line Effects From Excise Taxes Cut
A five city survey finds excise tax cuts last week largely do not change movie prices but lower hand bags jewelry cosmetics and luggage. Annapolis Baltimore Hagerstown Cambridge and Frederick shops report price passes and early buying while theaters may absorb the tax cut over time.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltarmore
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Frederick
David O Colburn
Annapolis Theaters
Frank H. Durkee
Merchants See Little Immediate Reaction to Change
Operators reported limited customer response, while most merchants agreed the reduction would likely boost business in the long term.
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Operatae
Gasoline Buying Power Rises With Wages in 1950s
An oil industry spokesman says average wages in manufacturing in 1953-58 will buy nearly three fourths more of superior gasoline per hour than 1945. Harold A. Twentey notes the line from V J Day shows autos used power from gasoline, despite a tax rise.
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Harold A. Twentey
Frederick County
Oil Industry Information Committee
Abdil
Twentey
American automakers urge cheaper petroleum driven by refiners
The ONC program aims to present facts about U S petroleum in a form that shows how American automobiles can run efficiently at lower costs. Officials note last year’s cold times and compare factory prices to imported cars, arguing refined petroleum powers could boost national industry and aviation power.
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Twentey
ONC
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Monument
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L. H. MacKenzie
Dailey’s Funeral Home
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Western Maryland Trust Company
Burall
C. C. Uarty
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C. E. Cline & Son
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City and Service
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Kate Greenaway
Chubbette
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