Maryland Christian Endeavor Convention Ends at Hood College
The fifty third State Christian Endeavor convention closed at Hood College after a three day session featuring Miss Lola May Hagerstown as president for a second year and Rev. Walter T. Jackson delivering the keynote "Forward To Christ." Warren P. E. Smith was elected state vice president, and 586 registrations marked strong attendance amid services and special music from Adamstown Buckeystown choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola May
Hagerstown
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Walter T. Jackson
Faith Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Convention
Hood College
Warren P. E. Smith
J. H. Schmitt
United Brethren Church
Frederick
Maryland
Jackson
Miss May
Adamstown-Buckeystown
Lester Case
Nellie Griffin
Prince Georges
Pennsylvania Union
Renel B. Wolford
International Society
Middle Atlantic Region
Adamstown
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Warren Hooper
Pennsylvania
Stuart Weidner
Virginia Hopkins
Ruth Kreig
Five killed in Lov e farm slayings near Hamilton
Leesburg Va June 14 A Loudoun county grand jury indicted Thomas W Clatterbuck 13 year old quarry operator on five counts of murder for the morning June 1 killings at the Love farm near Hamilton covering Morris Love his wife son James and the Russell couple. Trial date to be set at arraignment later today.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Thomas W. Clatterbuck
Morris Love
Love Farm
Hamilton
Love
James
Walter
Katherine Russell
Clatterbuck
Byrnes Named Liaison to Emergency Management Office
James F. Byrnes, director of the Office of War Mobilization, receives a new assignment as the President's liaison officer with the Office of Emergency Management, effective June 14. He will coordinate between OWM and OEM in wartime mobilization efforts.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
QO. W. M
Office of Emergency Management
Death Rate In U S Drops to Record Low in 1942
The Surgeon General told the House Appropriations committee that the general death rate in the United States fell to 10.3 per 1000 in 1942 from 10.5 in 1941, with maternal mortality at a new low and infant mortality around 40 to 41 per 1000 live births. Birth rate rose to 207 per 1000 in 1942. Epidemics such as meningitis and typhus also showed increases. Roosevelt says federal state and local governments are coordinating toward the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wevin States
Thomas Parran
House Appropriations Committee
Parran
Baltimore
Roosevelt
War cooperation praised as governors plan annual meeting
Maryland Governor Herbert R. O Conor chairs the Governor's Conference in Columbus Ohio as state leaders praise wartime cooperation. The meeting signals a postwar CCC revival to provide work for millions and stabilize resources amid plant closures. Meanwhile Greyhound resumes full routes after a two day stoppage with 1800 passengers moved. Baltimore cops expect charges against four men in Patrolman Woodcock beating case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
Governor's Conference
Council of State Governments
O'Conor
Governors' Conference
Columbus
Baltimore
Joseph H. Itzel
Baltimore Police
William J. Woodcock
U S planes strike Flushing Netherlands amid racial unrest
German radio claimed American planes attacked Flushing in the Netherlands as a race disturbance erupted in Detroit area. Police blockaded the Negro quarter in suburban Insister after White Negro clashes injuring several, with up to 300 soldiers and 100 civilians in crowds dispersed.
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London
Flushing
Netherlands
Reuters
Fare
Detroit
Wayne County
Lions Elect Henry P Rankles Mt Airy Lions Club President
Henry P Rankles was elected president of the Mt Airy Lions Club at the bi weekly meeting. Other new officers include Carl Smith first vice president Lyndon Myers second vice president H Albright third vice president Charles B Gendell secretary treasurer Benjamin F Bryan tailmaster Norman Etzler lion tamer L L Leggett editor of Paw Delegates to the annual con...
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LIONS
Henry P. Rankles
Mt. Airy Exchange
C. & P. Telephone Company
Mt Airy Lions Club
Carl Smith
Lyndon Myers
H. Albright
Charles B Gendell
Benjamin F. Bryan
Norman Etzler
Paw
Lions International Vote Set in Wilmington District Governor Choice
Members of Lions International in Wilmington Delaware selected Rev. Donald F. Brake of the Middletown club as their preferred candidate for Governor of the district during a scheduled vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Lions International
Wilmington
Delaware
Donald F. Brake
Middletown Club
Massed United Nations Flags Honor Flag Day Observance
United Nations flags were displayed in Washington and across the nation as June 14 was set aside by President Roosevelt for a tribute to the emblems of 42 nations. A new flag of the Four Freedoms symbolized Atlantic Charter ideals like freedom of speech religion and freedom from want and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Retreat Begins As Sisters Enter Spiritual Retreat
The Sisters of the Visitation began their annual Spiritual Retreat Sunday evening directed by Rev. Colman Byrne C P of the Passionist Monastery Riverdale New York City. The retreat runs Sunday through Tuesday June 22. Marriage licenses issued at Westminster include William J Shank and Rheba A Cartzendamer Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Visitation
Colman Byrne C. P
Passionist
Riverdale
New York City
Budget Bureau Criticized Over Funds and Control
Washington June 14 Budget Bureau and Social Security Board faced sharp questions from the Appropriations Committee over funding withholdings and safety of federal aid. The panel charged overreach by agency heads and urged strict limits on administrative day to day supervision of state unemployment programs. The bill totals 73,293,524 below last year with most funds to the Federal Security Agency including a 3000 salary boost to Paul V. McNutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bueau
Social Security Board
Tre Lige Appropriations
ASG
Congress
Opr
Idecat
Federal Security Agency
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security
War Manpower Commission
Catholic Daughters Hear Cmdr Fitzpatrick at Breakfast
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Maryland held their annual communion breakfast at Motel Frederick after the 7 o clock mass at St John’s Catholic Church. Commander John F R Fitzpatrick gave the address as head of the Naval Officers’ Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America of Court Maryland
Motel Frederick
St. John's Catholic Church
John FR. Fitzpatrick
Seterie Weg Rede
Sermon Highlights Four Freedoms At Local Event
Commander Fitzpatrick spoke at the Francis Sooteg hotel outlining the Four Freedoms and noting that Freedom of Religion is not present in Nazi Germany. He quoted Hitler and other Nazi leaders and traced Nazi origins while musical selections were performed by Betty McCaffrey and Corinne Wastler. The program concluded with a prayer by Rev William F. Sauer of St John’s church and Court Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sooteg
Fitepatrick
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Fitzpatrick
Betty McCaffrey
Corinne Wastler
William F. Sauer
St John’s Church
Court Maryland
Town Reduces Debt Through Payments and Bonds
Mr. Airy's town cut debt by 3500 in the last fiscal year, leaving total obligations at 5500. A note represents 5000 of the sum while the remaining 49500 are bonds.
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North Atlantic
NEA
Robert Gouker
Smithsburg
United States Marine Corps
Parris Island
5 C
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Leon C. Gouker
Merkle T. Ecker
Thurmont
S. C
Private Ecker
A. Merkle Ecker
Walnut Street
United States Marine Corps Training Base
Raymond §. Wright, Jr
Autry
Wright
Raymond Wright
Mt. Airy
Eugene M. Bitler
West Fifth Street
S.C
Private Bitler
Murray Bitler
U. S
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federsl Deposit Insurance Corporation
Yma
Greyound
Scranton
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Markell & Ford
Lephone
Gyrene
U.S
SEARS
Edward C Hartmann
Seats Roebuck
A.C. Stine
Hartmann
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Wilkes Barre
B. H. South
Asp
United and
Citizen's
Marion G. Whisnan
North Market Street
Westminster
William J
Lorenzo S. Miller
Myersville
Leslie Long
Mt Tabor
Middletown
Budget Bureau
Commdr
Burns
Phafer Prulwes
J. Ricalde Chiropractor
South Market &T
Sawner
America
Popeloola Company
Long Islamo City, N.Y
Kaottisre
Choice
Sonotone Hearing Center
Baltimore Life Bldg
Baltimore, Md
Pac
W. G. Crowther
E. Geisbert
West Patrick St
VAS
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