Civil defense planning survey cites weak state readiness
The Office of Civilian Mobilization says many states and cities show limited civil defense planning readiness. Since the Korean crisis, interest has risen, but several regions remain underprepared for wartime emergencies. Noted examples of stronger planning include California, Michigan, Indiana, and several cities.
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NLRB
OCM
Bureau of Mines
California
Michigan
Indiana
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
Milwaukee
Hartford
Bible Thoughts On Truth And Faith From Pellico
A concise excerpt emphasizes rejoicing in truth as a divine virtue. It equates loving truth with loving God, citing John and a quote from Silvio Pellico on truth, faith, and constancy as essential duties. The passage binds truth to spirituality and moral life.
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God
Silvio Pellico
10 Million More May Get Old Age Benefits
Washington July 28 A House-Senate committee agreed to put 10 million more workers under old age insurance raise benefits up to 108 percent and more than double payroll taxes over 20 years. The measure would affect 3 million current beneficiaries with larger checks by October 1 and raise taxes from 2.0 billion to about 6.0 billion by 1970. Coverage expands to 45 million workers including self employed and domestic workers. family maximum benefits rise from 85 to 150 dollars monthly.
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Washington
House-Senate
Senate
Hoare
Pine Mar Camp Meeting Opens Sunday
The twentieth annual camp meeting at Pine Mar near Taney town begins this Sunday July 90 with services at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m. The program runs through Sunday August 6 and Sunday August 13 with Raymond and Anna Edwards of WFMD on opening Sunday and Herman Smith and wife from York Pa as gospel singers.
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Pine Mar
Taneytown
Raymond
Anna Edwards
WFMD
Herman Smith
York
Gospel Singers
Camp Sunday Features Gospel Program and Film
Camp Sunday at Bryan King’s venue showcases the Smith singers with gospel pianist assist. August 13 afternoon speaker Rev Mrs Hilda Gonso of Martina burg, W Vac addresses attendees. Evening hymn service precedes a gospel film The Un pardonable Sin. Rev F P Brose, camp director and former Parkway Church of God pastor, oversees services. he has directed Pine-Mar Camp since its inception twenty years ago.
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Bryan King
Smith Singers
Hilda Gonso
Martinaburg
W. Vac
F. P. Brose
Carp
Parkway Church of God
Brose
Pine-Mar Camp Eines
Nearly one Third Fail To Report For Tests
Baltimore July 25 Col Henry C Stanwood reported about 30 percent of Marylanders drafted have failed to report for preliminary tests. He warned prosecution for those who then decline active duty. Those failing tests will be given them and inducted immediately upon order to active duty, the State Selective Service director added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marys
Henry C. Stanwood
Schultz Reunion Highlights At Mountaindate Picnic Grove
The Schultz reunion gathered Sunday at Mountaindate picnic grove with a business meeting and continued officers. Prizes went to oldest attendee Harry Kupp youngest Rhonda Baugher and newlyweds Carl and Mrs Masser. Longest distance presenter was Mrs Stanley King and a picnic lunch followed for many Schultz families.
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Oscar Schultz
Stanley King
Harry Klipp
Charles F. Schultz
David K. Schultz
Bobby
Connie Schultz
Albert Schultz
Emma Masser
Laurance
Jimmie Masser
Austin Klipp
Kenneth Klipp
Gordon F. Palmer
Gordon Palmer
Family Names Appended in Local Social Page
A long list of married couples and children appears in a social notices section. The names include Kipp Kilipp Burns Myers Schultz Shoemaker Sta ton Qwanik Haines Beachley Keyser Burdette Boyer Thomes and others, detailing households and kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Schultz
Riggs Schultz
Jairus Staton
Linda Staton
Alex Qwanik
Paul
Michael Qwanik
George Haines
Wayne Haines
Ralph Brown
Staley Schultz
Stanley King
Stanley
David Schultz
Marcia Schultz
Willis
Maryland admits or declines race rule candidates
Dr. H C Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, declined to comment today on recommendations that Negroes be admitted to its programs. The gathering named Schultz Wills Watkins Hahn Storks Masser and others as attendees in Baltimore on July 25 as the issue drew no official statement.
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Byrd
Baltimore
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Commission urges step on Negro higher education policy
A state commission on Negro higher education urged action in a report to the Governor and Legislature. Dr Byrd said the report sets state policy and is not addressed to the university.
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Special Commission On Negro Higher Education
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Korea
Paul J. Larsen
Congress
Defense Department
Army
Truman
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
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Philco
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Homart
Sears
Ranish
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Stanwood
M. C. Stickney
West 2Nd Street
H. P
Elgin Motor
Ford
Iron Horse
Allstate
Dodge, Ply
OLDS
Pontiac Rebuilt Motors
Allstate Super
Caiefacion
Old
Medford
Raymond Hughres—Owner
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Joe Marsh
Sandy Johnson
Buzz Ellis
Wana
United States Brewers Foundation
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