United Appeal outlines 1958 church relief drive and goals
The 1958 United Appeal for overseas relief and reconstruction will raise funds to aid disaster victims and refugees worldwide. Church World Service chairman Alarper Sibley announced plans emphasizing "One Great Hour of Sharing" with services March 16 and broad participation by major denominations. The campaign funds clothing distribution, food aid from surplus programs, and rehabilitation projects in Europe Asia Africa and the Americas, with 35 cooperating communions contributing through national church bodies and local centers.
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America
Hible
United Appeal
Alarper Sibley
Church World Services
Sibley
Rae Church World Service
Uotn Wil O of Churches
Coustetuaions
Europe
Asia
Africa
Central
South America
Urough
Dyer Free World
Ureir
Christian Brother Hood
Dempen
My. Sibley Seil
Church World Service
World Council of Church
United Appel
U.S
United States
T Mhrough
Ely
In United Appeal
American Evangelical Lutheran Chureh
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical Tatheran — Church
Svaneview
United Brethren’ Church
Irish Evangelical Lutheri Church
Suont Synod
Luthern Free Church
Moravian Church
Vyresbyterian Church In
AL Reformed Church In America
Lutheran Church
United
Methodist Church
Disciples of Christ
Compassion
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Fatherat Eritrekas
Lutheran World Act
The
American Baptist Convention
Assemblies of God
Greek Orthodox Church of America
Protestant Episcopal Church
Religious Society of Friends
Serbian Easter Orthodox Church
Church of God
Chules
Nepinaid J. Telferigh
Hyoligal
Chateh
Spencer P. Austin
Hart 1
Russell
Charen
T He Brethren
David I. Saned-' 3Tawin
Soleera Christian
Thurehes
S.C Ziegler
Evangelical United Brethren Chueh
Gunther PF. Warfield
Rew Rollin G. Shaffer
Nation Lutheran Councilsight
Lutheran Shurelest
W. Stott McNaud
Trihirdade
Thurep
USA
Richard P. Mallery
Reformed Church
American
Alg
Matlock
Cumberland Presbyterier Church
Sugar Loaf Sunrise Committee Meets at Sunrise Service Plan
The Sugar Loaf Mountain Sunrise Service Committee meeting led by Rev. Boyer of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Frederick selected officers and directors for the 1958 service at 6 am on Sunday April 6. Reports show Rev. Harpold's chair role replaced. Kaplan of Colonial Maxivj Show Frederick to provide organ music. attendance may exceed 2000 with expanded public address coverage and a platform for choir and speaker.
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Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Frederick
Fraschasey
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Tia
William O. Jarpold
Ben F. Tarlley
Albert i W
Emmitsburg News Briefs Reflect Local Life And Delays
An Emmitsburg report covers infant Paul Vincent Arnold baptized at St Josephs with local godparents, weekend visits by residents to Washington and Baltimore, and church and school activities. It notes St Josephs College classes resume after vacation, a Knights of Columbus event, and a bowling club gathering. Also mentions name order guidance for Chinese surnames and a March deadline shift for a local program funding.
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Fen Poauene Tmmitsburg
George Arnold
College Park
dJeannette Taylor
Mmr
William Garner
Kensington
Catherine Orndorff
Latcasier
Sis
Violaemer
V. Is
Marihagen
Alice Mc
Glaughiin
Christine Jordan
Baltimore
John Jordan
St. Anthony's
Mat Campbell
Baltty More
H. Stinson
John .Trout
Carla
Rockville
Clarence Sanders
Harold Ditzler
Biglerville
James Sanders
Washington
Home
James Arnold
Willard Weikert
Hamily Geulysburg
David Arnold
Westminster
Jocall
Studgnts
St. Joseph's' College
Pie
Thomas Stoner
Philadelphia
Meg
Donald Stoner
Emmit Gardens
Emmitsburg
Mao Fires Three Reds Amid Party Shakeup
Chinese cabinet ministers linked to outspoken criticism face removal and possible punishment. Peiping radio notes new regulations favoring control of dissidents as the National People’s Congress session opens with Mao presiding. Senior officials, including ministers Chang Nai Chi and others, are blamed for unrest and may be tried for treason.
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Mark
Hong Kong
Dan
eUler
Ghia
Woifaw
Chand Povhiin
Mie
Peiping
Peipiiyy Radio
Communist Party
Conrad Commitee
State Council
Sertmient
China
Trea
Hssun
Mao
Saan Con Mitten
National Peoples’ Congress
Vhairiaan
Vale Nani
Jobless Youth Kills Brooklyn Couple in Home Invasion
A jobless Brooklyn man, William J. Melasan, 28, admitted killing a wealthy couple during a burglary at their Romberg home. Police said he entered between 5 and 6 am, struck the pair to death as they woke, and beat the dog who barked. He was captured in a Brooklyn tavern and faced inspector Waller Henning.
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Brooklyn
Rey
Melaisa
William JG Melasan
Montis Sigo
Sane Vierritsyn Reach
Bragkyin
Gear Ranthurs
Anna
Namberg
peneiPeaus
Spencer
Budie Stamky
Fey
Merwan
Coun
Inspector Waller
Henning Sail
Meliwan
Romberg
Henning
Aeyan
Intelm Faust
Maryland and Virginia Aim to Save the National Guard
Maryland Governor McKeldin and Governor Steat discuss preserving the National Guard units amid proposed federal budget cuts. They warn disbanding the 20th Division could erode wartime service and threaten regional security, while lawmakers press Congress to protect Guard units.
Meeting Recap on Alcohol Education Program February 1958
Frederick Maryland January meeting of the WG T U heard Miss Leah Allen discuss Allied Youth youth education materials and anti alcohol posters for churches schools and communities The group reviewed a book Facing the Alcohol Problem by Hey Walter A Chris Methodist minister and discussed the National Wo C T U convention in Washington DC August 20-21 1958 A committee to buy literature for distribution was formed and the next meeting set for February 23 honoring founder Miss Franck Willard
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Eivangelical Lutheran Church
Seripsius
Dorothy Cuyex
Lord
Thomson
Agnes Alysander
Muriel Baer
Ary
Lrone Lantz
Off
Elizabeth Shipley
Virginia Mock
Ulla
Jane Stull
Beatrica, Cole
Nena Hall
Leah Allen
Stes
Hpi
Anderson
Loy Worua
Jock
Mise Allen
Shy
Miss Allen
Glavens
Hey
Walter A. Qhies
Mdshora
Dites
Edward Pearl
S. Anderson
Gan
Arthrey Rengberg
Washington, D.C
Willardt Slotel
Calvin Schildknecht
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Bio Fund
Brian C
Tim
USN
St. Alans Naval Hospital
Naval School of Military Justice
Newport
St. Albans
West Partick Street
Shawn
Study
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Bainbridge
Naval Hospital
Jacksonville
Pia
Broderick High School
John Lettive
Carter
Johny Lattive
Ryu
Churches of Christ
K. Norris Wilson
Churely World Service
Fourth Avena
New York
N.Y
Prospect School
Early
Chester Thompson
Rose de Thompson
Roy
Martin
Woys
Wallie Fouete
Vahey-peased
Lewis Kivin
Stussélli Warfield
Vallie Runkles
Edward Chaney
Reymond Linetawa
Teuntes
Te J Klein
Eva Schneider
Lola Stallings
Besysay
Wilford Purdum
Sugar Loaf Sunrise Committee
Charles B. Shorb
Ordor
Sun Yalsen
Sum
Yabsen
Slywars
Raymond Teavwening
ML Airy
Albin Witt
Raymond Grimes
Winliekl
Grimes
Allan Browning
MS. Airy
Browning
Mt. Airy
Weir Wo
Reget School
Veedevick Canty
Shire
ACP
Mayyland
U. S
Imao
Mackop
Vienna
Himgayy Goverment
Janos Otel
Petit Convent
Radio
Budapest
Otel
Ferenc
Muennieh
Iguard
Annapolis
MyKoldin
Maryland
Virgtinia
Mae Lana
Willam Sleaton
Wlingis
Nation Governors Conference
Trghig Hind
Conmiane
Washingtony
McKeldin
Steatinn
Mednee Guard
Uintoe
M Ton
Rockord
Atrenelh
East Church
Byron Cpermier
Byadlowts Heights
Grayson Smith
Beard
West Virginia
Counael
Mers
Gal
Robert A. Kline
W.S. Beans
I Ifleor Ab Falin Piel
Pheorore Ro Marshall Jr
Fredariet
Uni States Air Force
Louisiana
Sane
Bar-Baton Rouge
Irington
Nova Scotia
Canada
Meroach
Theodore R. Marshall
Tredurick
Nto
Union
Searine
Misten Brime Hearing Aid Division
Frederick Hearing
Harmof
Ferrer
AWS
Frederick
WG. T.U
Dhent
Byers
Citizens National Bank
Derick
Mimper Tetra
Mimber Pédera
Matin Nefice
Praberigk
Libertytown Bank
Liberty Town, MJ
Ty Mhasveanee Corpegorve
Citizens Office
Fort Uetrick
Union Uelige Bank
Colne Bridge
Ouy Taal
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