Conference At Hood Opens Bethany Beech Young People Conference
Hood College hosts the Bethany Beech Young People’s Conference and Pioneer Camp of the Disciples of Christ Capital Area this week with 96 attendees. The event moved from near Rehoboth to Frederick due to wartime rationing and fuel limits, enrolling youths 12 to 24 in two programs led by Rev. George Earl Owen and Rev. Thomas P. Inabinett. The camp draws 12 to 14 year olds. the broader program encompasses about 400 similar camps nationwide under the United Christian Missionary Society, with a total about 10,000 participants.
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Bethany Beech Young Peoples
Bethany Beach
Rehoboth
Del
Hood College
Young Peoples Conference
Pioneer Camp
Disciples of Christ (Christian Churches
Capital Area
Jeaders
Frederick
Bethany
Ite
Division of Christian Education
United Christian Missionary Society
Capital
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
George Earl Owen
Richmond
Disciples of Christ
Chesapeake Area
Virginia
Thomas P. Inabinett
First Christian Church
Greenville
Church of Our Fathers
Mr. Sulanke
Hillary Bowen
Calhoun Street Christian Church
Baltimore
Middle West War-Conscious A Nation Divided Yet Resourceful
Dr Ignatius Bjorlee notes the Middle West shows war awareness yet faces fuel and rubber limits. Gasoline flows freely there, but residents anticipate rationing and fear invasion from the coast. Scrap rubber quotas have mostly been met, while defense factories raise regional alert. A reunion and local anecdotes follow, including Edwin Bennett in New York driving a 1912 Ford with 24 mpg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Ignatius Bjorlee
The
Sles Ae
Byorlee
Minnesota
Bjorlee
Alaska
Bjornee
Edwin Bennett
New York
Atfntion
Uncle Sam's Manpower Pool Wide World Features
United States manpower will be tapped under the selective service setup with five categories in black circles indicating call order from seven groups. The repeal policy favors calling married men only after single men are exhausted, but local circumstances may vary. Emphases: married men are not deferable if married after December 1941 and when induction was imminent. the directive does not mean an immediate cut-off for married men. local boards must assess genuine financial dependence of wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Legion Names Commander in Frederic post affair
Legion Names Commander Clifford M. Yinger Frederic business man and fraternalist elected commander of the Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion at the regular meeting on July 14 He will assume office in August with Department Commander Roy Pyle to conduct the installation Delegates from the post and its Womens Auxiliary will attend the state convention in Cumberland August 26 29 Past delegates named include Yinger Gilbert Rodock Lipps Burrall Williams Hyatt and Baker Auxiliary delegates listed with alternates chosen for the Cumberland trip
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Clifford M. Yinger
Frederick
American Legion
Earl Gilbert
Yinger
Roy Pyle
Havre de Grace
Cumberland
Gilbert
George 8. Rod
Elizabeth Howard
George S. Rodack
John Fisher
Walter Forney
Fred Kattmyer
William To Kreh
G Ernest Lipps
Calvin L. Engle
John Albaugh
William Sherald
Arthur Ridgely
Camden Ramsburg
Raymond Strube
Florence Eigenbrode
Plane Crashes Into Bay Kill 6 Army Men at MacDill Field
A twin motor bomber from MacDill Field plunged into Tampa Bay during a routine training flight sinking 300 feet from Gandy Bridge. Six officers died including First Lieut Joe J Schabinger from Evanston Illinois and Second Lieut William P Cavanaugh of Tampa. The crew list also includes Second Lieut Philip C Cone and Second Lieut Paul F Cecu with passengers Staff Sergeant Willem West and Sergeant James D Keaton Jr. Dredge and salvage operations were started. In political news Ty Lee filed his candidacy for the House of Delegates, resigning from the county delegation to fill a vacancy.
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Tampa. Fla
MacDill Field
Tampa Bay
Bay
Gandy Bridge
Joe J. Schabinger
Evanston
Tampa
William P
Thor
Philip C. Cone
Lutite
Paul F Cecu
Willem W. West
James D. Keaton, Jr
Henderson, Tex
House of Delegates
Ty Lee
del Fina
Board of Election Supervisors
Lee
Urbina
Humiliated People Will Destroy Germany in Cuba Speech
Vice President of Cuba Dr Gustavo Guerra Rubio told Lions International that humiliated people around Germany will rise to destroy their Quisling governments. He urged United Nations aims to win peace and war, called for breaking frontiers and abolishing tariffs, and said Allies can shape postwar order while continuing the war.
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Toronto
Cuba
Gustavo Guerra Rubio
Lions International
Germany
Rubio
United Nations
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Supporter Leads Montana Senate Nomination Battle
In Montana, Senator James E. Murray, a Roosevelt backer, led renomination results with 6,317 votes from 132 of 1,185 precincts, while Joseph B. Monaghan trailed with 3,223. Rankin led the Republican side with 2,947 from 121 precincts, and rivals Dr. J. Thorkelson and Lt. Col. Charles R. Dawley received 1,226 and 1,419 votes respectively.
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Helena
Mont
API
James E. Murray
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
Joseph B. Monaghan
Butte
Wellington D. Rankin
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Miss Rankin
Rankin
J. Thorkelson
Charles R. Dawley
Great Falls
Australia
Leaders Bible Class Picnic At Calvary Meadow
The Leaders Bible Class of Calgary Methodist church held its annual picnic at Charles Houck’s farm in Ceresville with 84 members present. A Blues beat the Reds 12 to 11 in a baseball game and horseshoe pitching was enjoyed. A worship service followed with C Albert Gilson presiding and Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks delivering the address.
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Leaders Bible Class
Calgary Methodist Church
Charles Houck
Ceresville
C. Albert Gilson
Pey Louis L. Wilson
Pinkney A
Kennedy and Reid Incorporated Insurance Firm Filed
Papers filed with the State Tax Commission show Robert K. Kennedy and Company of Frederick seeking to engage in the insurance business with 100 shares of par value 100 dollars. Incorporators are Robert K. Kennedy Harry H. Reid and Webster H. Tall with Reid of Frederick and Tall of Baltimore.
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State Tax Commission
Robert K. Kennedy and Company
Frederick
Robert K. Kennedy
Harry H. Reid
Webster H. Tall
Baltmora
Records Drive Gathers 300 Pieces in Frederick County Yet
Satisfactory progress noted after a week of collecting old records in the American Legion nationwide drive to raise 37 million records for scrap sale. Proceeds will fund new recordings and record players for armed forces men. About 300 records have been gathered in Frederick County through house to house canvassing with some centers reporting 15 to 20 records each. Homeowners missed in canvasses may leave records at designated county collection centers. Also named is Mrs Daisy Darner selected to head Roanoke Hospital nursing, moving to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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American Legion
United States
Earl Gilbert
Frederick
Frederick County
Bill's
United, Junior
Williams’ Typewriter Supply
Simmons’ Grocery
Droneburg’s
Stull Brothers
Stockman’s Grocery
Stauffer’s Store
Walkersville
Harris’ Grocery
Woodsboro
Daisy Darner
Roanoke Hospital
Roanoke
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mary McCone
Miss Darner
Frederick City Hospital
Miss McCrone
Army
Convention At Rocky Springs Mary land and Virginia Eldership
The annual convention of the Missionary Christian Endeavor and Sunday school groups of the Maryland and Virginia Eldership of the Churches of God will be held July 28 through 31 at the Rocky Springs Union church near Detrick Field Frederick. The theme is Victory Amidst Chaos with opening addresses by Rev. Joan H. Hoch and Rev. H Gonso. A camp fire service, closing address by Prof. C. E. Miller, and daily sessions from 8 45 a m to 9 p m with the final close at 4 p m July 31. Music directed by Rev. C O Sullivan. Delegates will wear red white and blue ribbons. Meals by the Edgewood Ladies Missionary Society at the Rocky Springs schoolhouse. Rev. Herpich in charge of convention entertainment.
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Missionary
Christian Endeavor
Maryland
Virginia
Churches of God
Rocky Springs Union Church
Detrick Field
Frederick
Joan H. Hoch
Uniontown
H. ©. Gonso
Westminster
William A. Herpicu
Rocky Springs
C. E. Miller
Cartisse
C. O. Sullivan
Parkway Church of God. Frederick
Ladies Missionary Society
Edgewood Church
Herpich
Army Takes Over More Atlantic City Hotels
Colonel Robert P. Glassburn announced the Army Air Force replacement training center has seized three more hotels in Atlantic City. Shelburne Knickerbocker and Senator join Colton Manor among now occupied properties, with Shelburne and Senator notable for their sizes and costs. The Chalfonte and Haddon Hall were already occupied.
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Atlantic City
Robert P. Glassburn
Army Air Force
Shelburne
Knickerbocker
Senator
Colton Manor
Chalfonte
Haddon Hall
War Bond Drive Marked by $1,000 Purchase at Local Store
Miss Laura V. Hale of Jefferson bought a $1,000 war bond during July as part of Frederick county retailers campaign. McCrory's employee and local residents Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Smith also participated. Gospel singers from York, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith, join the program on August 9 with Rev. W. E. Cooprider of Hagerstown delivering messages. Pine-Mar Camp Association presiding officer Rev. F. P. Brose leads services.
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Frederick County
Laura V. Hale
Jefferson
Herman Smith
York
W. E. Cooprider
Hagerstown
William Sawyer
F. P. Brose
Pine-Mar
Pine-Mar Camp Meeting Opens August 2 At Taneytown
The twelfth annual Pine-Mar camp meeting near Taneytown will begin August 2 under camp director Rev. F. P. Brose. War time limits schedule to two Sundays August 2 and August 9 with morning, afternoon, and evening services each day, changing from prior years when weekday meetings were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine-Mar
Taneytown
F. P. Brose
Workers End Strike at Fisher Body Division
Flint, July 22. The General Motors Fisher body division plant ends a week long strike sparked by worker smoking and related layoffs. The tank arsenal resumes production as labor management reach a settlement to rehire workers and resume war effort output.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors
Fisher Body Division
Differences Achieved After CIO AFL Meetings and War Board Mediation
Early today differences were settled following mass CIO and AFL union meetings and conferences with Tilford Dudley the War Labor Board mediator who arrived here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AFL
War Labor Board
Tilford Dudley
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Samuel Moss
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Bernard Irving Beall
Naomi Beall
Monroe Corum
Elwyn Keyser
Lawrence Winpigler
Regey and
Terry
Russell Leather
Jack Daugherty
Ernest Young
Herman Babington and Son
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Nashville
Uncle Sam
EIT
Legion
C. M. Yinger
Dr. Rubio
Cluh
Legion Committee
Williamson
Church of God
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Bell-ane Tire
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N. Court
North Court St
Quaker City
North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
Member
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Auchter
St. Joseph
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Orphans’ Court
Louis C. Etchison
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
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