Eagles Name State Officers at Maryland Convention
Nearly 100 delegates attended the Maryland Grand Aerie meeting where officers were elected. C J W Renner of Hagerstown was unopposed for State Vice-President, with a slate including two Frederick residents slated for ballot. The Grand Aerie rejected reorganizing offices into a single executive role, prompting a protest from Maryland trustees who prefer local control. Dr W S Sudler of Baltimore was set for his thirty ninth term as State Secretary, and C Bernard Smith of Frederick was unopposed for State Treasurer. Other nominations included Hampton P Driver for State Vice-President and William Jackson for State Chaplain, with several unopposed candidates and some opposition in other posts.
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Meeryland Eagles
State Aerie
Esday
Grand Aerie
Maryland
C. J. W. Renner
Hagerstown
Aeice
Free State
W. S. Sudler
Baltimore
Sadler
C. Bernard Smith
Frederick
Hampton P. Driver
Cumberland
Charles F. Bell
Benjamin F. Mattingly
William P. Jackson
Francis P. Twigg
Kenneth Pollack
Frostburg
William Rotrock
Cresartown
R. D. Funk
Brunswick
Four candidates named for Maryland State Trustee post
The Maryland State Outside Guard details four nominees for State Trustee: Andrew J. Rumn of Frostburg Ernest L. Main of Brunswick R W Cleland of Hagerstown and Victor Long of Cumberland. The Cumberland delegation pressed for a 1949 convention site, but trustees will decide in December. The article also notes a three day Eagles convocation at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a ritual contest in which Hagerstown scored 94 points to Frederick 86. There is a separate fire alarm at Staub's Wine and Liquor Store and a report on Soong moving household effects to the United States aboard the SS President Wilson.
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Andrew J. Rumn
Frostburg
Ernest L. Main
Brunswick
R. W. Cleland
Hagerstown
Victor Long
Cumberland
Queen City
Eagles
Francis Scott Key
T. V. Soong
Wilson
United States
Kobe
Japan
Soong
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Madame Chiang
New York City
Plan To Develop Labor Leaders Now Underway
New York report details a Methodist Church program to train labor leaders. Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam outlines selecting 50 college juniors annually for labor relations graduate studies, then placing them in industry to join unions and avoid managerial roles. He envisions 1,000 Christians shaping labor movements in 20 years.
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New York
G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Church
Oxnam
Methodist General Conference
Special Commission of Bishops
Methodist
Young Methodists
Coffee prices rise as retailers hike one cent a pound
The News notes New York retailers like Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. increased the price of all roasted coffee grades by one cent per pound amid higher green coffee costs. Trade sources anticipate more roasters to follow. Brazil’s exportable crop is seen smaller by about 1 million bags from last year, around 14.14 million bags.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Brazil
National Coffee Department
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F. C. BE
S. W. Perchon
Elkins
W. Va
Staub’s Wine and Liquor Store
North Market Street
Ellis Carty
Staub’s
Hong Kong
Frank Keefer
NEW Lions Club
Libertytown-Unionville Club
St. Peter's Hall
Libertytown
Lee Norris
Roger Curfman
Harold Wright
Francis Leo Smith
Charles Smith
Harry Frushour
Fred Ward
Richard C. Sappington
Guy Baker
Robert Diller
Clarence Myers
Williamson's Drug Store Prescription Service
Frederick, Md
Bemberg Sheets
Mer
Kemp
Viscount
Bell-ang
Bell-Ans
Reny Gills
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
M Joum
Sears Laboratories
Thrift Quality House
Sears
Mike
Creosotte P
Mei Aster
W. Patrick ST
Niewera Perfrchive
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