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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1954

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14

Rev Alcorn Addresses Kiwanis on Bible Revision

Rev Edwin M Alcorn pastor of Christ Evangelical Reformed Church Middletown speaks to Kiwanis about the revised Bible. He calls it a revision not a translation and notes it benefits from access to thousands of manuscripts. The talk covers its popularity, accuracy, and expected wider use with upcoming cheaper editions.

Edwin M. Alcorn Christ Evangelical Reformed Church Middletown Mr. Alcorn International Council of Religious Education Dead Sea Alcorn Amos A Holter William E. Zimmerman Ormond Galvin Jesse B. Anders

Toscanini teaches humility in art and life

A 1954 feature cites Toscanini’s Beethoven mastery and a Bridgeport court ruling. It notes a judge denying divorce for a public display of affection, saying such acts may cause embarrassment but do not prove cruelty unless marriage aims are destroyed. Also mentions the first steam locomotive credited to Peter Cowper in 1830.

A. Purnell Bailey Toscanini Toscan Beethoven Gen. Feature Corp Superior Court J E Murphy Margaret Herbst Mangin Francis Mangin Judge Murphy America Peter Cowper

Anniversary Observed by Civinette Club Members

Celebrating its fifth anniversary the Civinette Club held a Tuesday evening gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to install 1954 officers and celebrate. About a hundred Divinettes attended with out of town guests. Mary Sullivan officiated as chaplain and 1954 officers were inducted.

Civinette Club Francis Scott Key Mary Sullivan Newton Wig Bethesda Frederick Club Patsy Moore Ruth Kinsey Margaret Strawsburg Wing William Lebling Lola Mularky Witcre Helen Mercer Moore Thelma Staley Kitty Hartman Janice Bowers Margaret Strawsbury Kirk Cramer Patsy Blumenauer Sharon Hooper Barbara Sibert William Schwarber Margaret Rose Robert Kreh Miss Hooper

Vets and Braftees Guide to Navy Reductions

Major Thomas M NNAL reports the Navy plans to cut manpower as Congress funds wane after July. The Marine Corps may release officers. other services’ steps unclear. Regular officers may resign after four years, or three with conditions. reserve/advanced training time counted. Reserve officers require completion of service time or accept a reserve commission. Temporary officers may resign to enlisted status or stay active in permanent enlisted grades. Commanding officers may discharge certain enlisted personnel under set criteria including time served, rank, conduct, and test scores.

Thomas M Nnal Congress Navy Marine Corps Fleet Reserve

Veteran nurses long service on limited duty amid budget shifts

Major Nalan tare writes about service-connected injuries delaying retirement and the push to balance the budget. He notes two conservative moves, including housing and health care plans, implying support for private ownership and opposition to socialized medicine.

Eisenhower Defends Balance Liberal Personal Policy and Conservative Finance

President Eisenhower counters critics, saying his administration is neither liberal nor conservative. He cites liberal treatment of individuals with broad participation in policy making, including farmers on advisory commissions, while displaying conservative economic restraint in the new budget. He notes past presidents pursued higher debt to push agendas.

DeWitt S. Hyde Washington Eisenhower National Agricultural Advisory Commission New Farm

Plan for self-help social program outlines Liberal Conservative views

The article discusses a government backed program offering self help options, stressing that participation would be voluntary. It contrasts liberal and conservative viewpoints within the National Administration, arguing labels are less important than adopting a modern American philosophy. It also mentions language learning and a future aviation concept with stacked wings and upward takeoff.

Lessoliles America

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