Cap Bann Cited for Lifesaving Heroism at Sea
Capt Bann, flying from Massachusetts to Baltimore, spotted a canoe with three men clinging to its sides off Connecticut. Despite low fuel, he guided the distress call to shore and directed the coast guard to the scene, helping save the three sailors. The Treasury Department later recommended him for a life-saver’s medal while he serves as an army inspector at Detrick Field.
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Cascade
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Bulasville
Lantz
Allmere
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Frederick
Barnhart urges an age of plenty at Lions Club
Rev. Dr. William R. Barnhart of Hood College told the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel that America can banish poverty with knowledge and technology. He said abundance comes with an ethics of cooperation and that the Kingdom of God is near as we pursue a humane civilization. The talk was introed by Rev. Ralph E B Bartman and noted club president Lloyd C Culler presided. In tennis, Bussard fell to Powell Taylor in the Washington county tournament semi finals, with Bussard and How ard McGregor to play doubles this afternoon at 1:30.
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Department of Religion
Hood College
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Barnhart
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Ralph EB. Bartman
Lloyd C. Culler
Bussard
Lease Bussard
Washington
Powell Taylor
Norfolk
Blue Ridge Summit
Taylor
Howard McGregor
Miller
Cline
Hagerstown
Vegetable variety and protein balance for summer menus
The article urges varied vegetable plates with three to four vegetables and contrasting textures and colors. It suggests pairing vegetables with protein, such as toasted cheese sandwiches or eggs, and offers sample combos like stuffed baked tomatoes and creamed peas. A suggested daily menu includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner items emphasizing leafy greens, dairy, and grains.
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Court News Marriage Licenses
Charles H. Shreve aged 25 and Isabel P meh aged 24, both of Washington, received marriage licenses. Paul F. Olewine 21 of Dauphin, Ruth V. Thompson 19 of Harrisburg. Property deed transfers include Susan M. Powell widow to Lavinia Green and husband for $10. The Citizens National Bank to Dan after DeLauter city for $10. DeLauter to Amanda Der and others for $10.
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Isabel P. Meh
Washington
Paul F. Olewine
Dauphin
Ruth V. Thompson
Harrisburg
Susan M. Powell
Lavinia ‘Green and
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Citizens’ National Bank Te Dante
DeLauter
City
EL Kieffer DeLauter
Amanda
Clip
Oil Gets Its Code and Roosevelts Stand on Industry
Washington August 17 President Roosevelts recovery program moves to seal industry codes. Oil is to receive its code with steel and coal to follow before week end. Johnson says he will submit his plan to the President tomorrow as recovery exerts pressure on the steel and coal sectors and a Blue Eagle pledge is sought before Roosevelt departs for Hyde Park.
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Roosevelt
Nigh
Blue Eagle
Risid
Hurn S. Johnson
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