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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1952

Page

11

Conference Is Concluded In Baltimore Methodist meeting

The Baltimore Methodist Conference closed its annual meeting with a farewell sermon by Bishop Richard C. Raines of Indianapolis. Twenty seven students were received for trial membership and 29 deacons and seven elders were ordained. Next year’s meeting will be at Western Maryland College in Westminster. The conference urged President Truman to veto the McCarran immigration bill. Dr. Charles Flint announced retirement this month and received two checks of appreciation. New assignments announced for ministers across the Baltimore District, including the District of Columbia and parts of West Virginia.

Baltimore Baltimore Methodist Conference Richard C. Raines Indianapolis Western Maryland College Westminster Truman McCarran Maryland Commission On World Peace Congress Charles Flint Washington Baltimore Conference District of Columbia Panhandle West Virginia Baltimore East A. B. L. Fisher Gatch Grace Cumberland E C. Soper St. Johns New Windsor Banks Herbert Doggett Trinity Frederick Union Theological Seminary New York Clyde Sindy Prospect Marvin

Anniversaries of notable Americans 1773 to 1835

Know America Today's list highlights figures born on anniversaries across years. John Randolph, John Godfrey Saxe, Victor Lejour, George H. Corliss, George W. Smalley, and Arthur MacArthur are noted with birthplaces and death dates, illustrating a mosaic of political, literary, and engineering figures tied to Virginia, Highgate, New Orleans, Providence, Boston, and Franklin.

John Randolph Roanoke Virginia Prince George County John Godfrey Saxe Highgate Victor Lejour New Orleans Paris George H. Corliss Providence R. 1 Boston N. Y George W. Smalley America Freklin Mass Arthur MacArthur

Historic events and birthdays mark Today In History section

A compact Today In History page lists events from 1784 to 1950 including U S. Army reductions and Prohibition debates. It also notes birthdays of Ned H Dearborn Hedda Hopper Thurman W Arnold Grover A Whalen and others, plus a Capricorn horoscope. It mentions D A R entertainment and Flag Day luncheon plans and Everest height per the National Geographic Society.

Springfield Mase U. S. Army West Point Ft. Pitt New Democracy Maine Alexander Graham Bell Boston Court Street New Jersey Utica N. Y Coolidge Aluminum Company of America John C. Knox Ned H. Dearborn National Safety Council Chicago Conneautville Hedda Hopper Hollywood

Kesselring Paroled to Visit Relative in Germany

German Field Marshal Albert Kesselring, serving life for war crimes, is released on parole for a week to visit a sick relative. British officials withheld the relative's identity and location. Kesselring was condemned for the Ardsantine Caves massacre while commander in Italy. Over 600 war criminals remain in Allied custody in West Germany. A veterans group predicted a forthcoming wave of releases while an Allied spokesman cautioned on peace prospects.

Bonn Germany Albert Kesselring Kesselring Venice Ardsantine Caves Italy West Germany Stahlhelm Steel Helmets Cologne

Four-nation clemency board to release war criminals

A contract signed last week stipulates that war criminals must serve their sentences unless a four-nation clemency board orders release. The agreement binds the parties to the sentence terms and establishes the clemency mechanism as the sole path to release.

Boy Runs Off Again To See The General

Thirteen year old John Arzoomanian ran away from his Bronx home twice in two weeks to meet a general in Washington. His father Khosrow reported the disappearance along with a wooden rifle, an Army uniform, a duffel bag and about $40 from the cash register. Police noted John was found at a Washington bus station on May 13 after previously hiking to see General Eisenhower.

New York John Arzoomanian Washington John Khosrow Arzoomanian Bronx Dwight D. Eisenhower

Boy Seeks Military Paths Amid Bible Outreach in Japan

Father recalls son’s focus on joining the Army as 13 million Bible texts are distributed in Japan during the occupation, per the American Bible Society.

Japan The American Bible Society

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