Social Action Board Won by Baltimore Conference Meeting
The Baltimore annual Conference of Methodist ministers and laymen urged the General Conference to create a board of social action and a jurisdictional board to handle juvenile delinquency rural church and race relations. Dr John W Austin noted prejudice stems from fear of cheap labor and politics and urged pastors to cultivate ties with nearby Negro pastors. The conference reported 3480 in offerings for 1943 and heard remarks from Rev E Pearce Hayes and others.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Annual Conference of Methodist
General Conference
Board of Social Action
John W. Austin
Mt. Vernon Church
Washington
Social Project Commission
Austin
John Werner
Chevy Chase
Baltimore Conference of Churches
World Service
Charles Reiner
Methodist Publishing House
Board of Publication
J. M. Gillum
Preachers’ Aid Society
B. W. Meeks
Conference Claimants Endowment Fund
E. Pearce Hayes
China
Keri K. Quimby
Board of Missions
Temperance program and community notices from Woodsboro area
Sixth and seventh grade pupils at Woodsboro elementary presented a Health and Temperance program directed by Principal Mary Repp with Miss Helena Stauffer as guest speaker. The event featured poems songs and a playlet about character, with a later Helping Hands Class meeting at Edgewood Church of God including a Mother and Daughter banquet and extensive refreshments. Also reported: Fort Knox explosion kills six soldiers and injures fifteen, details pending investigation.
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Woodsboro
Mary Repp
Helena Stauffer
S.T.I
W.C.T.U
Janet Barrick
Stauffer
S.T
Janet Sutely
Brotherhood
Margaret Green
William Beard
Lee Fogle
Ruth Keeney
Virgie Wachter
Betty Saylor
Arlen Etzler
Daralene Marshall
Donald Wetzel
LeRue Fogle
Marie Fogle
Lois Cramer
Ray Riely
Carol Dorsey
Janet Stitely
Lois Fogle
Miss Barrick
America
Edgewood
Eleanor Kemp
Pheebe Madaline Masser
Caroline Price
Dorothy Wills
Margaret Burdette
Emily Schultz
Nannie Adams
Nellie Wills
Frances Burdette
Effie Blank
Pauline Viertz
Bertie Blank
Dorothy Hildebrand
Ida Eiker
Pauline Keyser
Jennie Schultz
Lulu Hildebrand
Helen Ferrone
Caroletta Fulmer
George Kline
Albert Schultz Sr
George Hildebrand
Albert Schultz
Anna Mae
Virginia Kemp
Dolly
Betty Schultz
Connie Schultz
Carol Louise Hildebrand
Joseph
Schultz
Sonny
Gerald Schultz
William Fulmer
Fort Knox
Armored Center
Tydings Campaign Costs Revealed in Circuit Court
Circuit Court figures show Sen. Tydings spent 15 827.41 for the Democratic nomination to succeed himself. Rival Willis Jones spent 5 701.05 and owes 901.75, with 5 815.62 contributed. Other donors include Sen. Radcliffe, Gov. O Conor, and archers associate. Blanchard Randall led Republican bid with 6 813.24 spend and 6 822.45 receipts, aided by Mayor McKeldin and GOP figures. Randall faced Paul Robertson, who totaled 8 207.12 in sum and contributions of 3 000.
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Baltimoore Tyre
Senator Tydings
D-Md
Willis R. Jones
Tydings
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Galen L. Tait
State Central Gop Committee
Robert O. Bonnell
Randall
Paul Robertson
Junior Chamber approves ballots for Frederick County armed service members
Nine officers of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce met at the Y M C A with President F Russell Young. They authorized funds to distribute ballots and voting information to eligible Frederick countians in the armed services and unanimously backed USO summer activities. They will cooperate with the City Playground Commission to present purses for playground tournaments.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Armed Services
USO
City Playground Commission
F. Russell Young
Jaycees Aid Absentee Ballot Drive For Maryland Servicemen
The Jaycees say their committee already holds over a thousand Maryland names and addresses to mail absentee ballots to armed forces members. The effort supports relatives opening a non partisan clearing house to help those away vote in the general election. USO summer projects include Camp Detrick personnel picnics and traveling service members. The City Playground Committee backs marble tournament purses under Jaycee supervision. Gable was promoted in the War Department announcement.
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Maryland
Jaycees
Camp Detrick
Frederick
USO
City Playground Committee
Jaycee
Capt Clark Gable Promoted to Temporary Major in Army Film Unit
Captain Clark Gable, now in the Army motion picture unit at Culver City, California, is promoted to temporary major. The promotion date is not announced. Gable, active in Europe, has recently returned to the U S. and remains on duty with the Army film unit. The report notes his assignment and service status.
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Clark Gable
Jet Corps
Gable
Culver City
Calif
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Sen
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War Department
Pia
the National Brewing Company
J. Austin Whitehill
West Patrick ST. Niewepapee Harhive
Frederick, MD
BUCS
Pittsburgh
Pirates Today
Fred Ostermueller
Syracuse
Quincy
AL. Wurter
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pirates
United States
Noah E. Cramer
Court Street
the Farmers & Mechanics
WM. H. McKinney
Board of Directors
Staub’s
SWIFT
Frederick County
HEINZ
Armour’s
Wilkens
Rinso Lipton
Florida
Grove
Larg Hay
West Seventh St
North Market
Fairview Ave
West Fourth St
North Market St
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