Navy Chief Of Chaplains To Talk Here
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church opens its 18th annual meeting at Hood College with 150 delegates from 100 congregations. Rear Admiral Edward B Haro Jr will deliver the opening sermon at Coffman Chapel as the three day conference begins.
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Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Edward 8. Haro Jr
United States Navy
Coffman Chapel
Hood
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Frederick D. Eyster
Henry C. Koch
Frank K. Bostian
Baltimore
Henry W. Schultheis
Robert B. Alexander
Mt. Crawford
General Council of the
Albert G. Gonser
Christ Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Christ
Arthur W. Newell
Richmond
Paul H. Byer Jr
Lloyd E. Sechriest
Roanoke
George P. Kopp Jr
Staunton
Homer Koch
Potomac Synod
Washington County
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Navy
U. S. Navy
Pacific Fleet
U.S. S. Hornet
Santa Cruz Islands
Pacific
Brodbeck Hall
Harp
Church of the Holy Trinity
Hagerstown
Synod
Heir To Millions Can't Pay His Rent
In Chicago an heir to a 20 million dollar estate says he cannot meet his rent. Gravjezaet Young Kaufman, 56, a former New York banker and vice president at Chatham Papenex Bank, inherited Otto Young's Chicago diamond merchant and realtor fortune but must sell shares to raise cash. Attorney Charles R. Aiken told U S District Judge Michael L Igoe the inheritance is tied up in lawsuits and his client is broke.
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Chicago
New York
Gravjezaet Young Kaufman
Chathams Papenex Bank
Otto Young
Alty
Charles R. Aiken
Michael L Igoe
U. S. District Court
Aiken
Igoe
News Men
Kaufman
Local Court Sustains Trust Decree in Shook Case
Maryland Court of Appeals upholds Chief Judge Schnauffer's decree declaring Charles E Shook bank accounts held in constructive trust for Denver Shook and Mildred Shafer against George Shook. Involved is about 3000 dollars with heirs of Florence Rufner affected. opinion notes credibility and weight of chancellor’s findings and addresses testimony and additional suit details.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Cirteau Court
Fbank
Charles
Shock
Frederick
Collins
Denver J. Shook
Mildred N. Shafer
George &. Shook
Sear Catoctin
Charles E. Shook
Florence C Rufner
Charles Shook
Mr Shook
George E. Shook
Denver Shook
Shafer
George Shook
Frederick County
Sherman P. Bow
Allen
Bejs. Bartgis
Rov M
Schnauffer
Rufner
Ilarceny
George
Helhe
Rosenour
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
E. Austin James
57 Of Class Of 1932 Return To Hood For 25th Reunion
Hood College hosts the 25th reunion of the Class of 1932 as 57 graduates plus 26 spouses and children gather for a weekend. A questionnaire shows most alumni pursued further education, many with postgraduate degrees, and all would choose college again.
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Hood
Hood College
H. Albert Dean
J. Walker Carty
W- Casht /Smith
D. Vernon Holter
Gambrill
High Knob
J. Waler Carty
Francis Scott Key
Negro With Long Record Jailed Again
A familiar local figure, known as Diamond Tooth Claude Countee, is jailed in Suffolk County Massachusetts amid pending serious sex charges. Countee, a notorious 1930s criminal, led a December 1930 jail break in Frederick and remained at large four years before capture in Chicago. His last known address was in the city’s West Sixth Street area.
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Fere
Claude Countee
Suffolk County
Mass
Countee
Frederick
Chicago
Boston
West Sixth Street
Hel W
Conntee
B. Rossenour and Sons, Inc
York
Tate
Charles W. Crum
Crum
News-Post
Arthur Brooks
Final Run Ends Baltimore Hagerstown Passenger Service
The Western Maryland Railway ends its Baltimore to Hagerstown passenger run after years of decline. No ceremony marked the last trip, which carried 157 revenue passengers from Millers Street Station in Baltimore to Hagerstown in about 20 minutes. The Cumberland to Elkins service will continue.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Millen Street
Railroad Hisory
Cumberland
Elkins
W. Va
From Here Will Attend Short Course
Registrations closed for the Rural Womens Short Course at the University of Maryland June 17 to 22 with 38 Frederick County Homemakers Club members attending. Attendees include Miss Beatrice Feir and Mrs Paul Willard, and many others from Frederick area towns and farms.
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University of Maryland
Frederick County Homemakers Clubs
Beatrice Feir
Paul, Willard
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
J. W Briscoe
Urbana
Woodsboro
Edward Burke
This City
Roscoe K. Doub
Middletown
Wirs
Russell A. Dudrow
RFD
Frederick
Edith Flanigan
iMiss Mary Flanagan
G. G Gremillion
Butterfly Lane
Merr! Haku
Airy
D. Wirts Hartman
Knoxville
Arthur F. Highiman
Brunswick
Foard Hood
Mt Airy
La_venia Hood
Robert Kline
Allen
Knill
William F. Lee
Paul Malone
Robert Martin
William Martin
Lewis J. Martz
Howard L. Metzger
Mersyville
Christian Nehls
Jesse Ramsburg
This
Edgar Roderick
Walkers
Ville
Sophia” Schaefle
Howard T. Smith
Bue
Eystown
Ray H. Smith
Russell Strube
Roy H. Waller
Red
Elsie P. Weamert
Sabillasville
Wilfred Wisner
Chester Young
Boating gambling proposal sparks cross state clash
Virginia and Maryland officials clash over a Potomac floating casino plan offering liquor by the drink and gambling off the Virginia shore. Virginia Governor Stanley opposes any operation illegal under state law while Maryland officials call licensing an interstate matter. Maryland legislators plan a committee meeting to study the issue and may hold a public hearing.
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Richmond
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Freestone Point
Prince William
Counts
Thomas B. Stanley
J. Carl Hill
Stanley
Hill
Theodore McKeldin
Charles
Country
Maurice Cardin
House “Inter-Governmental Co ‘Operation
Cardin
Vemvel
Yirl Wou
Plata
Charlies County
Sandra
Dana
Two Winners Tie in Bee After Closest Finish Since 1950
The spelling bee ended in a tie with two champions sharing the top prize. Each winner received 1600 dollars, a trophy, and a 100 dollar weekend trip bonus to New York for the celebration.
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New York
Reconsideration Of Girard Case Decision Is Asked
U S Army Spc Williams Girard seeks U S government reconsideration of allowing a Japanese court trial for his case involving the death of a Japanese woman. Law and public figures debate jurisdiction with calls from families and lawmakers.
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Girard
Tokyo
U. S. Army
Spc
Washington
Haley
William S. Girard
D-Fla
Hawyer
C. Williams
Okawa
Itsurui Hayashi- H
Maj
Stanleyl Levin
Los Angeles
Hayashi
Mere —Peretraren
Louis
Oz United States
Itawa
Levin
Monsoldier
Japan
Girard A
Congrace
Eleanhera
Sandra
iShe
Ten Named To Faculty Of Hood College
Hood College trustees approved ten appointments to the faculty. New posts include Dr. Herbert A. Clark in education, Miss Mary McKee Simmons as associate professor, Mrs. Esther K. Birdsall in English, Miss Beverly Canning in speech, and Victor C. Hayes in philosophy and religion. Also joining are Miss Helen C. MacLean in home economics, Miss Gale Miner and Miss Marie Antoine Untereiner leaves, with replacements Clifford T. McCarthy and Mrs. Emilie Stadler.
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Hood College
Department of Education
Herbert A. Clark
Harold D. Stevens
Clark
Massachusets
New Hampshire
Wilson College
Temple University
Mary McKee Simmons
Teachers College
Columbia University
Miss Simmons
Bee
Thiel College
Pennsylvania
Esther K. Birdsall
West Hyattsville
University of Maryland
Birdsall
University of Arizona
Beverly Canning
Lutherville
University of Sydney
Hayes
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia
Helen C. MacLean
Hood
Allegheny College
Meadville
University of Wisconsin
Stadler
Chile
Switzerland
Wellesley
Europe
Tthe University of Freiburg
Stadler Haseen
Air Attache's Daughter And Page Boy Missing
A search was conducted for Christina Wenner strom, 16, and Huw Williams, 17, the Swedish air attache's daughter and a page boy, who have been missing since Sunday. Police in eastern states were alerted and warn there is nothing sinister so far, with possible elopement suspected.
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Washington & A
Senate Vege
Christina Wenner‘strom
Huw Williams
Foreign Army Warns On Summer Dress In Tokyo
A note from U S Army command in Tokyo cautions wives and daughters of military personnel that shorts pedal pushers and halters are inappropriate for street wear and for wear in military installations. The report also mentions Christina may have wed and that Wennerstrom will return to Sweden for reassignment. Col Stig Wennerstrom is quoted on the matter and a letter from Maj Gen H J Carns is cited as part of the communication.
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Tokyo
Stig
Wennerstrom
U. S. Army
H. J. Carns
1St Cavalry Division
Portes of Tokyo
Nel
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Warren P Roberts
Meeker, Colo
Weverton
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Hilmer
Werner Redmond
Yamimond Turner
Paris
Maurice Bourges- Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Zoll
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Jane
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Mercury
Massachusetts
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Ture
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NEA Telephoto
Paixter
Milton Hinden
Times Square
Hinden
U .S
Frank Thompson
U.S
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Maebashi
Iere Girard
Akikichi Sakai
Myi
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Eisenhower
Bow
Ohio
Louwisville
Morton
Miller
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Naka Sakai
Louis Girard
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Itsuro Hayashi
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Sweden
Young Williams
Donna Lee Wiliams
Falls Church
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