Growth and elections mark Frederick PCA NFLA meeting
About 350 stockholders from four counties attended the Frederick Production Credit Association and National Farm Loan Association annual meeting in State Armory. Reports cited loan growth totaling 1,660,000 and 936 loans approved, with directors elected for single and three year terms.
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Frederick
PCA
Carroll County
S. L. Hoke
Westmiss
David S. Edwards
Union Bridge
Hoke
NFLA
Jesse Ryan
Mt. Airy
Washington County
George A. Stiles
Boonsboro
Millard E. Kreizer
Clear Spring
Hokouight
William J. Hines
Montgomery County
Associa Service
Rrector
Howard A. Quin
FPCA
Walters D. Bromley
Mma
Fy Carrol
Montgomery
Mgton Counties
Inaugural spark and world peace pledge by Truman
Highlights from President Truman's inaugural address emphasize humility in accepting the presidency, a promise to work for national welfare and world peace, and a view of a pivotal period. He casts Communism as a false hope and urges support for European recovery and North Atlantic security.
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Nanking
China
North China
Kuomintang
Central
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shen Chang-Huap
Chiang
Shen
Iping
Spencer Moosa
Associated Press
Peiping
Moosa
Canton
Foreign Office
Fort World Peace
North Atlantic
Truman Inauguration Draws Giant Washington Crowd
The 64-year-old Missouri farmer Harry S. Truman was sworn in for a four year term at the White House. Thousands filled Washington for the ceremony as vendors sold programs and buttons. Police and Secret Service lined Capitol Hill while radio microphones and cameras recorded the historic event.
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Washington
Missouri
Harry Truman
Jackson County
White House
Garry Truman
Midwest
Truman
129 Field Artillery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
Secret Service
Pila Form Built For Mr. Trumian
Cit
Lutherans To Purchase New Church Organ
The Evangelical Lutheran church annual meeting drew a record crowd as resolutions moved to secure a new organ and extend church services. In 1946 contributions reached 17663.73 for benevolence while total expenditures topped 39600, with salary raises and plans for women to join the Church Council.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
Church Coun
van Garret d
Garrett
Charles F. Seeger
John L. Shaw
Mary Rehmeyer
Inauguration Day Attracts Large Local Attendance
County residents join the big parade and ceremonies in Washington with many watching on television and radio. Blue Ridge Limes buses carry Hood College students and others to the capital amid heavy traffic and limited food seating, as weather cooperates and local lodging fills.
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Blue Ridge Limes
Boy Seow Hood College
S Mons
Enington
Washington
Damascus Rank Elects Bank Directors for 1959
The Bank of Damascus elected its board of directors for 1959 at the January 16 stockholders meeting. Officers were elected: John W. Hager as president, John L. King as board chairman, Dr. George M. as vice president, Herbert S Bt as cashier, with Susie G. Poole as assistant cashier.
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Damascus Rank
Bank of Damascus
Damascus
W. Beall
George Boyer
Delanes F Brown
Raymond G Brown
Donald A. DeLasamutt
Gamer W. Day
Upton F. Gladhill
John W. Hager
Thomas F. S. Herbert S 'Hratt
Johnl. King
Vic A Moxley
Bradley
Woodfield
John L. King
George M
Herbert S Bt
Susie G. Poole
Carriers To Wait For Mail On Train No. 6
Rural carriers from New Windsor and Union Bridge post offices will start routes at 9 p.m. starting tomorrow to receive Train No. 6 mail the same day. Previously departures were earlier, causing letters to arrive a day late. Linganore Grange backed the change with 130 patrons and sought help from officials and Congressman Beall to secure the faster schedule.
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New Windsor
Union Bridge
Western Maryland Railway
Frederick
Frederic Ers
Linganore Grange
Unionville
Arthur W. Simms
Post Office
U. S
Tydings
J. Glenn Beall
Januay Beall
Burke
Fi General
Tim
Board elects officers at VAC.A. annual meeting
The VAC.A. held its annual meeting electing officers for the coming year. Ramsbore Vier, Ri Moore, Hendrickson, Rice, Roney, Warfield and others were named. The Yoosiatr was reappointed with Akin G Quinn as head. the treasurer presented the general statement and discussion followed.
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Eld
Ramsbore Vier
Orecord- Ri
Moore Tigers
B .Dam H Hendrickson
Canaries U
Roger R. Rice
Cixde
Roney G. William Stu Robert i
Warfield
Thamar
Hines
Zimmerman
Yoosiatr
Akin G Quinn
Rotary
Anni T
Piveasurer
Truman at Washington Services
President Truman attended a quiet semi private service at St Johns Episcopal Church with Mrs Truman and close family present. About 150 officials filled the church while the public was barred and security kept crowds back from the White House area.
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Gion
Presiam
S Johns
Truman
Margaret
Episcopal Church
C. Leslie Glenn
St. John’s
Dean Ache
Truman’s Inaugural Speech Sets Cold War Tone
President Truman pledged world peace and freedom as he began a new four year term. He labeled Communism the main threat and a breeder of war. Chief Justice Vinson administered the oath on the Capitol steps as Alben Barkley became vice president. An estimated million people gathered along the Capitol area and watched by radio and onlookers nationwide.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
White House
Justice Vinson
Capitol
Truman
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Ruman
Capital
Press
S&s
United States
Barkley
Pruman
Edward Huyes Praden
Phil Regan
Lider
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Samuel Thurman
St. Louis
President
Mr. Truman
Vinson
Rabbi Thurman
Capitol Plaza
Mgr. Truman
America
President Truman Sworn In After Brief Interruption
Report notes Truman’s presidency briefly paused as oath was taken at 12:29 p m EST. The confusion centers on his status as President-elect before the official swearing in. No further details on the surrounding events are provided in the fragment.
Fire Hits Truman Home Town in Independence Blaze
A large fire swept through Independence causing major losses near the Truman home town. Firefighters and police battled the blaze as equipment from multiple departments responded. no word yet on injuries.
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Truman
Truman Inaugural Speech Denounces Communism and Proposes Bold Aid
President Truman denounces Communism as a false philosophy and outlines a global aid program to combat hunger and poverty. He calls for a Western Europe security pact, expanded economic development, and military assistance to non Communist nations to sustain peace.
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Eamba
Nnion
Trumas Acan
Russia
Firemen battle blazes on two streets
Firemen answered a call on irontrees and shortly chased a blaze down Low street. Damage was reported minor in both incidents.
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Misht
Irontrees
Low Street
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