Bishop Helfenstein Dies After A Life Of Service In Maryland
Edward T Helfenstein former bishop of the Maryland Protestant Episcopal Diocese died Monday at his Baltimore home. He will be buried at Mt Olivet cemetery after simple funeral rites. A gifted preacher known for his memory for names and his close ties to parishes, Helfenstein led the diocese from 1929 to 1943 and remained a beloved figure among clergy and laypeople across the state.
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Edward Trail Helfenstein
Maryland
Frederick
Helfenstein
Igor
Edward T. Helfenstein
Protestant Episcopal Church
John Gardner Murray
Bishop Murray
Baltimore , Sun
Ellicott City
Howard County
Marrland
Bishon Heltenstein
St. John’s
Baltimore
When Tom and Dorothy Dix Talk of Married Love
Dorothy Dix explores why marriages often fail after love blooms. She argues both spouses drift into taking each other for granted and stop making efforts to please, leading to nagging friction and unhappy homes.
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Teachers Institute backs free supplies and books
At the City Opera House meeting of the Teachers Institute a resolution urged the legislature to pass laws guaranteeing free supplies and free books for teachers and a compulsory educational law. The defense in the pulp mills case presented witnesses on the seventh day in Circuit Court.
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Teachers Institute
City Opera House
Arthur PL Little
Boston
Cumberland
D. W. Zentz
Thurmont
Adamstown
Jesse R. Kleve
Frederick
Braddock
Artether
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columne Of The News
December 23 1827 reports Texacres on the south side of Baker Park purchased by the Board of Education for a new elementary school for 12000 with eight room building planned. Dr J O Hendrix Frederick physician dies at 58 after a week of illness. Board awards auditorium addition contract at Brunswick High School to Lloyd C Culler for 35000.277 needy children attended the Empty Stocking Club Christmas treat and entertainment.
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Texacres
Baker Park
Board of Education
Horace C. Zacharias
J. O. Hendrix
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
Brunswick High School
Lloyd C. Culler
Aed
Aiken fights for long range farm program in Congress
Senator George Aiken faces resistance from Senator Bob Taft over a long range farm program while allies like Ed Thye and George Wilson back a soil fertility plan. Aiken accuses monopoly driven manipulation of farmers and urges decisive action to avoid future food imports. Lovett criticism signals State Department turmoil as Marshall is away.
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Trig Coffin
Washington
George Aiken
Congress
Vermont
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
St. Paul
Aiken
Congressional
United States
U. S
Aken
Ed Thye
Minnesota
George Wilson
Iowa
Taft
Senate
Midwest
Bob Taft
P. S
North West
Weather data for December with temperatures and sun/moon times
The report shows precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 am none. December to date normal precipitation 3.06 inches, actual December 1946 194 inches. High yesterday 41, high a year ago 35. Low last night 26, low a year ago 25. Sun sets 4:51 pm, sun rises 7:28 am. Moon rises 2:17 pm, moon sets 3:46 am.
President Truman cites citizens committee on distillery shutdown
The President highlighted the Citizens Food committee report claiming no unemployment from the 60 day distillery shutdown, but critics note only 965 workers were laid off and 551 found new jobs. They argue the public deserves a full account of the impact and the industry’s actions.
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Washington
Truman
Citizens Food Committee
iLater
Ithe U. S. Employment Service
Ithe
Luckman Committee
Why America Is Difficult To Understand
A Philadelphia era piece recounts Maria Formicola, an Italian war bride denied entry after her fiancé died en route. Photographer Camerano’s news photo sparked nationwide sympathy and offers of marriage, money, and aid. Public attention highlights American generosity and the spirit over strict law, with an immigration hearing to decide her fate.
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New York
Maria Formicola
America
Maria
Kentucky
Anthony Camerona
Italy
Camerano
United,States
White House
Tomi Clark
Truman
Amerca
Europe
Doctor Explains Psoriasis Causes and Treatments
The article outlines psoriasis symptoms including red scaly patches on elbows knees scalp and back with clear borders between affected and normal skin. It notes uncertain causes frequent family patterns age 10 to 30 and that treatments like coal tar UV exposure and K rays yield temporary relief but no universal cure.
Local Family Of Five To Receive Clothing And Toys
A Fred family of five will receive clothing and toys as part of a national Christmas program. Walter Wolfe announces the distribution during a nationwide hook-up with a local switch to the Fred station for the gift presentation. The father will receive a top coat, the mother a coat, and the children clothing and toys.
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Fred
United States
Dick Si
Walter C. Wolfe
Ion Army
Capi Wolfe
Bible Thoughts On Wisdom And Salvation
Quotation contrasts scriptural wisdom with human knowledge. The message notes Isaiah 33 6 as stability and treasure in trembling times and adds a reflection on true wisdom: to know what is worth knowing and to do what is worth doing attributed to Humphrey.
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Humphreyr
Organization Heeby-Jeebies
Washington debates ERP governance with a single director or a commission. The Economic Cooperation Administration would unite ideas from State and Budget agencies, while Congress may seek a supervisory role. The key challenge is selecting a chief to manage postwar European recovery.
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Peter Edson
WEA
Washington
NEA
Presdent
Truman
Science Foundation
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Singte
Fussin
Averell Harriman
Secretary of State
U. S
Europe
State, Treasury, Agriculture, Interior, Commerce
Export- Import Bank and
Commodity Credit Corporation
Economic Co-operation Administration
Budget Bureau
Herbert
Hood College Club Christmas Ball Planned at Hotel Alexander
The Hood College Club in Hagerstown invites guests to its traditional Christmas ball on Thursday night December 25 at Hotel Alexander. Howard Gaile and his Harrisburg orchestra will provide the music. Miss Jean Hoffmeier is chairman, assisted by Miss Lois Smith and several matrons.
The Doctor Sits Beside My Bed In Praise
A poem praising a physician who assesses symptoms, notes every tick and beat, and plans treatment. The speaker expresses respect for the doctor’s skill and hopeful cure as he observes the patient’s condition and considers what must be done.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Veterans Guide highlights re employment rights and insurance
The column outlines veterans re employment protections under the old Selective Service Act now handled by Labor Department, including one year seniority and old job return. It notes no special rights after year one and explains mustering out pay limits and National Service Life Insurance reinstatement rules through July 31, 1948. A decree grants George E Bowens an absolute divorce from Lulu E Powens in Maryland, with Bowens responsible for costs.
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Majoe Thomas
NLAS
Washington
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U. S. Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Congress
F. R D
Oklahoma City
Navy
Patrick M
Paul Smith lauded for power and rail progress in Maryland
Frederick and Hagerstown communities praise Paul Smith for decades of influence in power development and electric railroad progress. The Williamsport power plant and local chambers, Rotarians, Kiwanis, and Lions clubs celebrate his contributions to regional growth. Columbus brought cows to America on his second voyage in 1495.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Paul Smith
Williamsport
Chambers of Commerce
Bentztown
Columbus
America
Lambdin Van Fossen Nuptials Planned in Frederick Church
The Lambdin Van Fossen wedding united Cecelia Van Fossen and a Lambdin in a peacock taffeta ceremony at a local church. Attendants wore braided coronets, bouquets featured white snapdragons, and the couple’s families wore coordinated blue and pink hues. The groom’s party included brothers from Frederick and the service included organ music by Joseph E. Stephens. After the ceremony the couple toured Washington New York and Boston before settling at 205 Lindbergh Avenue. Cecelia, a Hood College graduate, will teach history at Middletown High School. Lambdin will graduate from Hamilton College and has Army service history. The event drew guests from Frederick and surrounding areas and beyond.
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Mi Cecelia van Fossen
Eldred W. van Fossen
William S. Lambdin
Thomas Lambdin
Frederick
Philip Robert Lambdin
Eldred Charl van Fossen
Kenneth Twentey
City
Joseph E. Stephens
Feders
Baltimore
Richard Wagner
Mendelssohn
Av Maria
Schubert
Grieg
Liszt
Tschaikovsky
Cesar Franck
Wagner
Malotte
Clara Bilackstos
George B. Delaplaine
Meredith H. Mackley
Ruth Roh
Agnes Little
Betty Witbrener
Glenn Orrison
Walton Sheip
Miri Haugh
Edward “van Fossen
Helen Bennett
Coups
Washington
York
Boston
Lindbergh Avenue
Jar
Frederick High School
Hood College
Middletown High School
Aff Lambdin
Hamilton College
Clinton
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Youth Fellowship Carols at City Churches Tour
A group of Cali very Methodist Youth Fellowship members ages 13 to 23 toured the city by bus serenading shut ins on Sunday evening with Christmas carols. They made 12 stops including the Home for the Aged and the O F home before concluding at the church for chocolate sandwiches and cookies prepared by local volunteers.
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Youth Fellowship
Cali
Methodist Church
Yanging
Home For
Millard Crum
Crum
Alia Ice
Ruby, Nichols
Ethel Nichols
Mary Wingiin
N. Edward Lightner
Howard Gerrick
Harry Kester
Edward T. Schaffer
Carrot Parkway
Chris Carols
Soldier Calvin Burdette Serving with 1st Cavalry in Japan
Damascus Maryland man Calvin K Burdette serves with the 1st Cavalry Division in occupied Tokyo Yokohama area. He is part of the Eighth Army in Japan during the postwar deployment described in a wartime or occupation report.
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Japan
Eighth Army
Pfe Calvin K. Burdette
Damascus
1St Calvary Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
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