Minister Oscar Blackwelder speaks on Being A Person
Reverend Dr Oscar F Blackwelder of Washington DC addressed the Frederick County Ministerial Association at the Y M C A on Being A Person focusing on five traits for ministers and the need for holiness culture integrity vocation A sermon before the sermon Jeremiah example and emphasis on vocation followed by new member introductions and committee appointments A May speaker from the Office of Chaplains Washington DC was announced and devotions and benediction closed the morning session with a luncheon at Centennial Memorial United Presbyterian Church
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Oscar F. Blackwelder
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Blackwelder
Jeremiah
Thomas Morgan
Methodist Church
Clarksburg
John F. Graham
The
Myers, Wife Church of the Brethren
R E Shober
Ralph Eilartman
Frederick
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
Milton B Crist
Thurmont
C . Frushour
Myersville
Ivan G Naugle
Mersal Weaver
Office of Chaplains
United States
Washington DC
John Stuff
Brunswick
Edward C Bialer
New Windsor
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
New Roof To Be Placed On State Armory Here
Armory board chairman Roger R. Rice said a Baltimore report weeks earlier promised a new roof but no further news followed. Earlier war precautions included painting out a directional marker on the Armory roof to hinder enemy aircraft.
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State Armory
Armory
Roger R. Rice
Armory Board
Baltimore
Mercury visible in May's evening twilight for best eastern elongation
Astronomy note details Mercury at greatest eastern elongation around May 18 with several evenings of visibility after sunset low in the northwest. Jupiter appears high in Taurus while Mars shines near Castor and Pollux in Gemini. Venus greets dawn as Sirius fades. Maps show horizon positions for early, mid, and late May.
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Science Service
Science Sersue
Mercury
Canis Minor
Jupiter
Taurus
Gemini
Mars
Naked Eye
Saturn
Venus
Sirius
Vega
Lyra
Deneb
Capella
Pollux
Castor
Procyon
Ursa Major
Polaris
Arcturus
Bootes
Spica
Virgo
Leo
Son
Regulus
Scorpius
Antares
Wide World Features Naval Figures From France Split
The article analyzes potential naval shifts if France ceded portions of its fleet to Germany and Allied powers reassessed units in British and Caribbean ports. It notes battleships, cruisers, and an aircraft carrier at stake, while dismissing destroyers and smaller ships and Russia’s limited role in the present ocean battles.
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United Nations
France
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Caribbean
U. S
Black Sea
Japan
Italy
Five Divisional Field Meets To Be Held In May
Hundreds of Frederick county public school children prepare for five divisional field meets in May replacing the single county fair grounds event. Led by Mrs. Helma Hann Bowers, plans place meets at county points to reduce crowding during the war. Elementary meets at Thurmont, Woodsboro, and other towns start May 5 with dodgeball, softball, volleyball, and track events.
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Frederick County
Helma Hann Bowers
Frederick High School
Oder
Thurmont
James Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
SabiNastile
Cateet
Furnace
Foxville
Philos Deight
Rocky Ridge
Western and Eastern Division School Meets Planned
A meeting is set at Woodsboro on Thursday May 7 with Harry Smith as chairman. Eastern division lists Liberty New Midway Walkersville Woodsboro Creagerstown Harrisville Johnsville as Class C schools and Burkitsville Knoxville as Class D. The Western division elementary meet is at Middletown on Tuesday May 12 with Miss Sarah Leiter as chairman. Western list includes East Brunswick West Brunswick Jefferson Middletown Myersville Wolfsville as Class C and Burkitsville Knoxville as Class D.
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Woodsboro
Harry Smith
Liberty
New Midway
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Harrisville
Johnsville
Middletown
Sarah Leiter
East Brunswick
West Brunswick
Jefferson
Myersville
Wolfsville
Burkitsville
Knoxville
Nazis Resort To Air Warfare On Eastern Front Birthdated Assaults
Adolf Hitler marked his 53rd birthday at the eastern front headquarters as German air forces regrouped for renewed offensives. Reports claim as many as 50 planes targeted secret objectives while Western Europe saw limited activity due to poor visibility. Small EAF fighters swept northern France with minimal opposition, and German efforts against Britain were limited to a three-plane raid. Casualties rose from bombings on the Caucasus coast and Russian targets, with German high command claiming successes against harbor facilities and front lines.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Eastern Front
Europe
EAF
France
Britain
Red Army
Caucasian
Black Sea
Karelia
United States
Caribbean
Malta
Raid Damage and Bomb Alarms Reported in World War II News
A London Daily Mail radio listener cites a Tokyo broadcast saying air observers who failed to warn about Saturday’s raids would be court-martialed. Berlin offered conflicting accounts of alarms and broader destruction in Japan than previously acknowledged, with reports of daylight raid activity at 1 p.m. and speculation on precautions versus rehearsals.
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London Daily Mail
Tokyo
Berlin
Japan
Tokyo Air Raid Report and Rebuilding Funds Accepted
A Berlin broadcast said Japan will fund rebuilding of factories and homes burned in Tokyo area after air raids. Tokyo broadcasts admitted raid damage, with Domei noting a vice ministers meeting to discuss damage and curb rumors.
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Edidioe
Tokyo
Berlin
Japan
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagoya
Domei
12 000 Cookies Given To Army at Fort Meade
Hood College Choir under Prof Paul Beck staged The Mikado at Service Club No 3 Fort George G Meade drawing the largest crowd to date. An appeal for cookies to send to the troops yielded about 12 000 donated and distributed after the show by Frederick county residents and soldiers.
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Service Club No. 3
Fort George G. Meade
Frederick
Definition of Life address at Hood College Y Hut
Rev W Merral Weaver of Frederick Presbyterian church spoke to Hood College students in the Y Hut about Life as learning to be to do to do without and to depart using Lord Morley’s definition. He noted that every hour an earthquake occurs somewhere on earth.
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Eaks
W. Merral Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Mr. Weaver
Lord Morely
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