Frederick County Gains in State Revenues and Local Shares
Annapolis reports Frederick County nearly doubled its state revenue share since 1947, with towns like Brunswick Emmitsburg and Frederick city seeing marked gains. 1947 to 1950 totals rose from $914,849 to $1,802,772 for the county, and local towns increased from modest sums to several thousand dollars, boosting local tax adequacy and funding.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
Mount Airy
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Hyrederick County
Recognition Program To Be Given Tonight
Two hundred young people and adults from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and Washington taking Lutheran summer school at Hood College will hold a recognition and award program tonight before returning home Saturday morning Certificate holders earn them under International Council of Religious Education standards Rev Howard F Reisz Baltimore directs the program at 830 p m with a 745 outdoor vesper service in Hudson theater Vesper speaker Rev Benjamin Lott Susquehanna University Also teaching staff include Rev William Sprenkel Rev Francis Reinberger Rev William Ernest Fox Rev P F Seibel and others Active interdenominational cooperation marks this year’s sessions as ULCA and NCUSA questions surface in a simulation of the 17th biennial United Lutheran Church in America convention.
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Maryland
Vigina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Hood College
International Council of Religious Education
Howard F. Reisz
Baltimore
Hudson Theater
Benjamin Lott
Susquehanna University
Frederick County
William Sprenkel
Frederick
Francis E. Reinberger
Trinity Lutheran Church
Camp Hill
Walkersville
William Ernest Fox
Middletown
Holy Comforter
PF. R. Seibel
Iowa City
ULCA
National Council of Churches of Christ
USCA
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Reisz and
Sprenkel
Margaret Heinzerling
Morris G. Zumbrun
Jefferson
Margaret B. Ballard
University of Maryland Hospital
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
Resistrar
Virgil W. Doub
Reasurer
Agnes Stuhtmann
R. N
Baltt
David L. Watterworth
Maryland C. EB. Union
George PB. Williams
Hood Cotlege
City Hospital Staff Additions From Missionary Group
City Hospital lists faculty and staff including Mrs. Fred Sehnvutl of Battimore, Sister Margaret Fry in Philadelphia, Rev. Rod ger M. Singer from Baltimore, Mrs. George Glock of Baltimore, Mrs. Richard L. Ehrhart of Lutherville, and others such as Mrs. Mabel Fenner, Rev. Raymond Miller, Rev. Carl W. Folkemer, Rev. Russ Forcey, and Rev. Mr. Lotz as part of a survey of deaconess work in India, Pakistan, and China.
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More City Hospital
Fred Sehnvutl
Battimore
Margaret Fry
Philadelphia
India
Pakistan
Rodger M. Singer
Baltimore
China
George Glock
Richard L. Ehrhart
Lutherville
Mabel Fenner
Usca Parish and Church School Board
Raymond Miller
Funkstown
Carl W. Folkemer
Russ Forcey
Mr. Lotz
Setinggrove
Musical Ensemble To Give Church Program
The Bob Jones University ensemble from Greenville will present a program at the Frederick Youth for Christ meeting at Parkway Church of God Saturday evening at 7 45. The six young men, students from the southern university, will perform quartet numbers, solos, duets, trios and instrumental arrangements, with a brief message by a group member.
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Bob Jones University
Greenville
Frederick Youth For Christ
Parkway Church of God
The
Southern University
East German Reds Denounce Intervention Ahead of Cominform Parade
East German officials denounce U S intervention in Korea and vow to fight with Russia as Cominform delegates led by M A Suslov convene in Berlin. A 60 plane Soviet flyover over Berlin alarms Western observers, labeled a training move contrary to four power accords. The Cominform delegates, including Togliatti and Duclos, will speak publicly as part of a Moscow style climax at Lustgarten Square. Certified Douglas fir seed arrives in the Northwest.
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Berlin
United States
Korea
Russia
Cominform
Suslov
Communist Information Bureau
Hungar
M. A. Suslov
Central Committee
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Kremlin
China
Italy
Paliniro ‘Togliatti
Frances Jacques Duclos
Korea War Dispatch Reflects Tense Yet Improving Outlook
The column notes a shift from high tension to cautious confidence as fresh U.S. divisions reinforce Pusan and potential limited offensive moves loom. Evacuee distress rises with passport losses and job fears, while a Christan Endeavor Day event in Carroll County outlines assembly plans, leadership, and a statewide convention set for Hood College.
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Shams
Okyo
Samelian
Tokyo
New York
Washington
Pentagon
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Amercan
Wannsee
Chauncey Williams
Franklin Street
Northwest
Turkisie Towers
South Market
S. Market St. Park Frederick’s
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Esskay
Dulany
Little America
U.S
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Eshelman
Apat
Boyle
Wevune the Stielter of
Shthy J the News
Frederick, Md
Hester
Orlinty
Koren
Sisal
Edoone
Tbs
Cass Army
Japan
Rey
State Department
Dha Bathbridge
BCA
Iowa Weekly Newsapanel
KUA
Seoulco
Youth For Christ
UFC
WEFMD
Kece
Betsy Patterson
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Rots
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Incorporated
Dunloggin
Ragapple
Monrvie
Sir Inka
Raymondale Ideal
Cedar Dale
Pontiac Pierge Monty
Meadowville General
Moe
Wimbledon Inka
Carnation Ormsby
McDonogh
G. R. Allmaster
Pure Gold
McDonogh Gold Rush
Almount
Pontiac
Albert M. McCardell
Ruth Pasch Ormsby
Hillsboro
Alice
Stewart
Fairbanks-Morse
Emmert R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
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