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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1948

Page

3

Lotteries Opposed by Church Synod

The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church adjourned its two day session at Hood College after adopting a report urging members to oppose any bills legalizing lotteries and raffles and to protest a peace time draft. The meeting touched on minority-group inclusion and heard reports on mission work, Hood College leadership, and synod finances.

Potomac Synod of the Evangelial and Reformed Church Hood College Committee On Christian Social Action Synoa Maryland House of Representatives Christian Social Action E F. Hoffmeier Walkersville Henry L Stahr A J. Truxal Hoffman Littlestown Homewood Hagerstown Potomac Synod Theological Seminary Raymond FE. Wilhelm Camp Michaux Pine Grove Furnace Fiinal Resolutions Group College Grace Church Wnews-Post Ther Stahr Henry W. Schreffer

Velvet remnant makes ideal polishing cloth for silver

An old piece of velvet can yield a versatile polishing cloth suitable for silverware, shoes, and furniture. The durable fabric helps remove tarnish and restore shine without harsh abrasives.

Dorothy Dix Says on Marriage More Than a Homemaker Tale

Dorothy Dix argues wives bear the brunt of household labor while husbands enjoy social errands. She notes wives’ nagging stems from envy and jokes that many men work harder than imagined. The piece contrasts freedom and authority in marriage, asserting husbands shoulder family responsibilities and live longer as a result.

Riley Hopic Ori Solomon

Atomic Energy Chief Talks Bootstrap Project at Ann Arbor

Atomic Energy Commissioner Robert F. Bacher described a new Project Bootstrap in Ann Arbor as a promising way to produce heat and electricity. He said the plan could generate more material than it consumes, though another official cautioned a power plant would still need some fuel such as uranium to operate.

Atomic Energy Project Ann Arbor Mich Atomic Energy Robert F. Bacher Bachers Washington

Permits For Seven New Dwellings Issued

Seven new dwelling permits were issued in the county this week by Supervisor of Assessments A. Lamar Barrick. Notable permits include Charles Dodd Jr for a bungalow on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights costing about 6000, and others for Sherwood McKenzie Gambrill Park road 5000 Walter Hanneman Old Annapolis road near Mt. Airy 36000 Gerald Fitzgerald west end of Thurmont II cabin 500 Atlee C Kinna and wife Old Braddock semi bungalow 4500 Charles D Scott Grant Place dwelling 4500 George Zimmerman Sheokstown semi bungalow 2500 Calvin Diggs Ur bana Buckerstoun road 4 room dwelling 506 Joseph Wary Carroll street extended addition 500.

A. Lamar Barrick Charles Dodd, Jr Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Sherwood McKenzie Gambrill Park Road Walter Hanneman Old Annapolis Road Mt. Airy Gerald Fitzgerald Atlee C. Kinna Old Braddock Charles D. Scott Grant Place George R. Zimmerman Sheokstown Calvin Diggs Urbana-Buckerstoun Road Joseph Wary Carroll Street

Hood College graduate Eugenia Voviatzis on dean’s list

Eugenia Voviatzis, nurse of Theodore Vodgis, 19 North Market Street, graduated from Hood College on Sunday and was cited on the Dean’s List for the second semester of 1947-48. The dean’s office disclosed the list, noting students on it maintained at least a 30 credit point ratio that semester.

Eugenia Voviatzis N‘rse Theodore Vodgis North Market Street Hood College

Anniversaries in America Today 1798 to 1947

A compact record notes historical birthdays and events from 1798 onward. Highlights include Josiah Harlan born in Chester County Pennsylvania and later Indian province governor, John A. Roebling born in Germany, and Janarius A MacCahan famed war correspondent. today lists events from 1611 Jesuit arrival to 1947 Mrs Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias, with birthdays for Lieut Gen John R. Hodge Claudia Morgan and others. The column closes with today’s horoscope hinting at independent, unconventional tendencies potentially missing opportunities.

Josiah Harlan India Chester Co John A. Roebling Germany Janarius A MacCahan Petry Co Thomas Jo Walsh Montana Roosevelt Tuo Rivers Wis James Oliver Curood Far Northwest Owosso Mich Canada Brooklyn Iowa Mexico City Key West Cuba Congress San Francisco Roncevelt Harvard University Rhineland Normandy Vincent Achting Okinawa Bevin Annoces Palestine New York Mildred Babe) Didrickson Zaharias John R. Hodge U.S Korea Golcanda Ill D. Leigh Mamie W.) Colvin Woman's Christian Tamperance Union Westview Ohio Claudia Morgan N. Y Arthur S. Flemming U. 5S

Civitan Club Elects New Officers At Dinner

Optimists president Elect Offutt and other newly elected officers assumed duties at a Thursday evening dinner meeting held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Absent details but the event centered on a guided program through June 30 1950. Charles A Sjording dies in Baltimore at age 74 after serving as councilman and mayoral and congressional candidate.

Offutt Civitan Club Francis Scott Key C. A. Sjording Baltimore Charles A Jording

House Set to Debate Price Support Program Policy

Washington June 1 The House planned to act ahead of the Senate on a long-range farm price support program. It scheduled for action tomorrow the Agriculture Committee proposal urging continuation of the present system with little change.

Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Truman Agriculture Department House Congress Washington I .P Agriculture Committee

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