Place For Small Nations Asked
Dr. William R. Barnhart urged an inclusive postwar world with a cooperative community of nations giving small nations their due in contributing to global welfare. Speaking to Kiwanis at Francis Scott Key hotel, he warned war alone won’t solve problems and urged a strong international police force to curb imperialism and international anarchy while stressing racial tensions and economic issues as four key wartime challenges. He cited Asia and Europe facing hunger and disease after the war and linked a biblical “global gospel” to real world cooperation beyond isolationism.
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William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Community of Nations
Barnhart
France
England
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
Wendell Wilkie
Lemon Juice Cure Ad for Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Ru-Ex Compound as a quick, cheap home remedy for rheumatic pain, arthritis, or neuritis. It claims a two week supply mixed with water and lemon juice provides relief within hours, with a money back guarantee if not improved.
Holiday committee forms for year and new officers
A Goo Time Was Had by All and Mrs. John Hankey were appointed to distribute holiday bags to members to raise funds. The nominating committee led by Miss Amy Zeigler named officers for the coming year: President Mrs. Charles W. Lough, Vice President Mrs. J. H. Schmidt, Second Vice President Miss Eleanor Houck, Secretary Mrs. Roy H. Ramsburg, Treasurer Mrs. Leonard Nothagle. New members welcomed include Mrs. Harold C. Baer, Miss Katharine Dutrow, Mrs. Bessie Krantz, Mrs. Howard Albaugh, and Miss Edith Miller.
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John Hankey
Amy Zeigler
Charles W. Lough
J. H. Schmidt
Eleanor Houck
Roy H. Ramsburg
Leonard Nothagle
Harold C. Baer
Katharine Dutrow
Bessie Krantz
Howard ‘Albaugh
Edith Miller
Cosmopolitan Peace Belief Stressed by Doctor Barnhart
Dr. Barnhart urged that future peace meetings require cosmopolitan minds and nations weary from war and rationing may yield to others. He warned that wars are diplomacy battles where tricks decide spoils, and the true victor will be the nation that does most when tired. He was introduced by Charles W. Lough with Francis B. Sappington presiding.
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Dr. Barnhart
Charles W. Lough
Francis B. Sappington
War effort affects baseball and morale for next season
Commentators argue among athletes and civilians that war production must deem ball players essential to morale. Soldiers and sailors want sports continued and to hear how the Dodgers perform before further requests are made for battlefield visitors. SEWING SOCIETY ELECTS The Ladies Sewing Society of the Evangelical Reformed church met in the church parlors with president Mrs Charles W Lough. Reports for the year were given including 126 dolls and 5 cats made by Mrs Mattie Buesing and 120 dolls and four cats sold. Letters were read from Miss Katharine Dutrow and from the Hoffman Orphanage at Littlestown and Homewood at Hagerstown.
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Weiss
Dodgers
Sewing Society
Ladies Sewing Society
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Charles W. Lough
Mattie Buesing
Women's Guild
Katharine Dutrow
Hoffman Orphanage
Roosevelt pushes national service law on sports issue
President Roosevelt backs a national service law to decide if sports are essential to the war effort. Rep Weiss leads lawmakers seeking a ruling that sports be classified as nonessential or essential, warning a showdown if the measure passes. The proposal aims to settle a long debated question in Congress and the sports world.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Rep. Weiss
D-Pa
Damascus High School Swamps Poolesville in 47 18 Thrilla
Damascus High School overwhelmed Poolesville 47 18 on Poolesville court in the third game of the season. Damascus led 27 8 at halftime and remained in control throughout the match. Temperature note oddly references air conditions 20 miles up as 120 degrees.
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Poolesville
Damascus High
Damascus
Damascus High School
Poolesville High School
Poolesville H
Death Valley
Hace Goer Brings Cash to Florida Tracks in Winter
A race-goer who set betting records in the north last summer arrives in Florida with ample funds. The Miami area hosts five parimutuel venues on Blue Monday, drawing 11 509 patrons who wagered 816 757 collectively. Hialeah Park saw 7 242 bettors wager 581 831. Horse and dog racing activity resumes amid wartime travel limits.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Army
Navy
Secand
Flagler Street
Miami Avenue
Hialeah Park
Hialeah
Pearl Harbor
Golden Avalanche
Tropical Park
West Flagler Kennel Club
Ox Fibre League Latest Results and Upcoming Games
Wiretwisters 3 Justrites 4 Sweepers 3 Favorites 0 Pressmen 2 Millers 0 Bristles Shapers 0. Thursday postponed games include Sweepers vs Wiretwisters Millers vs Favorites Shapers vs Pressmen. Friday matchups feature Justrites against Bristles.
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Thurday
Millers
Shapers
Justrites
Bristles
Pet
Large Butchering at Gaver Home Near Myersville
A large butchering event occurred January 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gaver near Myersville. Five hogs weighed 679, 470, 465, and 450 pounds. A fine dinner followed, with many attendees listed. A separate note states the air route from San Francisco to Japan via the Aleutians is over 1,700 miles shorter than the Hawaiian route.
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Clarence Gaver
Myersville
Roy Wise
Grayson Wise
Wilmer Wise
Lula
Clarence Wise
Elizabeth Minnick
Charlotte Reeder
Patsy Wise
Oliver M. Wise
Russell Shank
Ruby Marsh
William Wise
San Francisco
Japan
Aleutian Islands
Hawaiian Islands
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