450 Register For Episcopal Conference At Hood Next Week
About 450 members of the Episcopal Church registered for the annual Conference of the Province of Washington to be held at Hood College from Sunday to next Saturday. Key leaders include Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell presiding, with Rev. Mauri ce Ashbury and Rev. Heber Becker among seminar leaders. Registration opens Sunday afternoon, with courses and sessions scheduled across two time blocks.
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New York City
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Halifax
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All Saints Episcopal Church
This City
Heber Becker
St. John's Church
Lanseaster
Marshall W. Fishwick
Humanities
Washington and Lee University
Brewster 5. Ford
Robert Suttan
Christ Church
Denton
Robert L. Thomas
All Saint's Church
Norton
Arthur L. Lyon-Vaideo
St. George's Church
Perryman
George F. Turemann
St. Mary’s Church
Arlington
Churchill
Gibson
D. D
St. James Church
Richmond
Our Church
Raymond C. Ryland
Trinity Church
Washington
W Norman Pittenger
T. D
Thomas V. Barrett
Top Bargainers Line Up At Steel Talks
In Pittsburgh two more of the Big Six steel producers joined the CIO United Steelworkers wage talks led by USW President David J. McDonald. Negotiations focus on wages for about 600,000 workers earning an average $2.33 per hour under last June’s contract. Talks continue with Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Jones and Laughlin, with a June 30 strike deadline if talks fail.
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Married in Washington Miss Offutt Parry wed in St Francis Xavier
Miss Mary Virginia Offutt of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Offutt Poolesville and Richard Alvin Parry of Silver Spring were married in St Francis Xavier church Washington last Saturday at ten o clock Rev Harry A Echle officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace gown over white satin with train veil coronet pearls carried white roses and baby's breath The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore turquoise and blue gowns with floral cascades The groom’s mother wore a rose gown The reception followed at Hotel 2400 over a hundred guests attended The couple plan to live in Arlington after a southern wedding trip
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Delbert C. Poole
Baltimore
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Archie F. Stup
Monrovia
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Pierce C. Willard
Vivian Poole
Sandra Zimmerman
Patricia Shuff
AU Imaids
Jeanne Hanggett
Roland Rockwell
Frederick
John Willard
Kenneth
Washington
Mary Virginia Offutt
John B. Offutt
Poolesville
Richard Alvin Parry
Silver Spring
St. Francis Xavier Church
Harry A. Echle
Paul R. Dulaney
Vissation Academy
U. S. Coast Guard
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Georgetown University
Arlington
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Petrillo Appeals Cleveland Tax Clash
James Petrillo champion of American musicians made an appeal in Cleveland attacking the 20 per cent federal amusement tax. The union leader urged audience support against the tax amid his ongoing labor campaign.
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Married in Wellesley Congregational Church
Virginia Deane and John Kendrick II wed at the Congregational Church in Wellesley Massachusetts Rev Dr Burtt officiated A reception followed at Wellesley Country Club The bride a white silk taffeta gown wore a Juliet cap veil maid of honor Allison Stacey of Westfield NJ Best man Byron Stookey Jr Ushers included Daniel Donahue III of Tulsa OK and Hernando Franco Mauricio Toro of Bogota Colombia The couple both have notable lineages and education history with Deane a Wellesley College graduate Kendrick an Army officer and Harvard alum
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Bernard C. Deane
Riverdale
N. Y
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Sheridan
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Wellesly Country Club
Otis Arnold
Jefferson
Allison Stacey
Westfield
N. J
Deane
Northlands School
Buenos Aires
Riverdale Country School
Wellesley College
Kendrick
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
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Harvard College
Hasty-Pudding Institute
Wyo
United States
Wyoming
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Hampton
Dr. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Byron Stookey Jr
Sharon
Conn
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Tulsa
Okla
Hernando Franco
Mauricio Toro
Bogota
Colombia
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Nomura urges Japan to rely on defense and alliance
Pearl Harbor ambassador Kichisaburo Nomura warned Japan may never be strong enough to stand alone. He urged strengthening self-defense and collective security with the United States and other free nations amid U S backed rearmament debates. He warned critics that the United States can occupy Japan in hours. Frederick Everhart Jr. earned a veterinary medicine degree from the University of Georgia on June 6, after a Maryland B S in 1949. He is active in several veterinary and honor societies. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hogan of Brunswick plan a Martha’s Vineyard vacation with Dr and Mrs Charles Horan and family. Queen Elizabeth II opened a new Parliament session as Britain faces a major industrial crisis. She pledged Commonwealth cooperation for peace and reiterated close ties with the United States, signaling negotiations with the Soviet Union and Formosa Strait issues. Her Speech From the Throne outlined Conservative government policies under Prime Minister Eden.
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Polio Cases Rise to 103 Among Vaccine Contacts
The Public Health Service reported 103 confirmed polio cases among family and other contacts of persons given Salk vaccine, up 43 from the previous week. The rise underscores ongoing transmission concerns linked to the vaccination context.
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