Food Parley Is Praised By Conference
The regional Mary land Delaware and District of Columbia churches gathered at Hood College for a three day session on A Just and Durable Peace. Dr Mordecai Johnson of Howard University delivered the address on Domestic Foundations of World Peace as seven resolutions were adopted and commissions findings summarized. The group urged support for the Fulbright Revolution and a plan to feed starving people in Europe and Asia while calling for racial equality in church services and economic life. A memorial to repeal the 1924 Exclusion Act and housing aid for Japanese Americans was approved alongside outreach to combat anti Japanese propaganda. Dr Johnson warned against a false unity and warned that a true peace requires clean home governance. He criticized racism and warned of dangers posed by Communism, urging adherence to Hebrew Christian tradition for peace.
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Mordecai Johnson
Howard University
Roosevelt
Hull
Hot Springs
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Amercia
Russia
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Hitler
South Africa
Kenya
Belgian Congo
Dutch East Indies
India
Powers honored at St Timothy and St Barnabas reception
A joint reception at St Timothy's church school on Franklin Street honored newlyweds Rev Henry Powers and his wife. Clergy and friends from St Timothy's and St Barnabas Episcopal chapels attended with out of town guests including Bishop Noble Powell. Gifts ranged from a kneehole desk to a desk light and pen set as congratulations flowed.
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St. Timothy's Choir
Samuel §. Johnston
All Saint's Parish
Tohnston Messerchint Lantz
Pauline Hildebrand
Herbert Strawsberger
Alberta Norwood
Noble C. Powell
Episcopal Diocese of
Frederick
Hood College
Dunbar Darby
Catherine Ornderft
Russians claim over two thousand Nazis slain in Orel region
A Soviet bulletin reported that more than 2000 German troops were killed in the Orel area as Soviet forces repelled counterattacks with reserves and rear-line units. The communique noted destroyed enemy armor, multiple air and artillery losses, and prisoners taken. a separate Soviet announcement said bombers hit a German airfield near Leningrad and conducted daylight raids in the Donets Basin.
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Orel Aeaton
Wabi Trae Sa
Mifiom
Moscow
Haksidam
Leningrad
Iup
Ann
Donets Basin
Local Residents Reach for Summer Plans in Maryland and Beyond
Gaithersburg and Martinsburg highlights feature visits by Mrs. R. K. Shirley and Reginald, Pvt. Walter H. Hershey leaving for Texas, and a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Clagett with guests from Rockville to Washington. Other notes include Mrs. Reynolds returning from Drexel Park, Miss Reed heading to UNC Chapel Hill for summer, Miss Hafl to William and Mary, and family moves and visits across Olney, Cloppers, and Washington Grove.
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Harald Hershey
Kindles
Abel A. Norris
Worthington iFrager
Rockville
Elsie Palmer
Charles Worshey
James M. George
Washington
Howard Slacum
Cambridge
Emerson P. Slacum
Lews James
Nancy Lee Wilson
Baltimore
de Warren H. Reynolds
John F. McNamara
Drexel Park
John Douglas Wade
Woodlands
Hutton
Cloppers
Mary Jane Reed
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Reed
Betty Woodson
Tulsa
Okla
Ann Traedall Ad Clamare
Hazel Riggs
Laytonsville
Gloria Bradley Hafl
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Charlies W. Nicol, Jr
M. C
Charles W. Nichol
Jorge W. Norie
Maude Nuttall
Washington Grove
Charles Thomas Clagett
Melrose Farm
Falls Road
Potomac
Clagett
Nancy Leiter
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Mary Mantell
Tampa
Fla
Olney
Indian Ridge veteran guarded at Camp McCain
In Mississippi Pvt. Robinson, son of Mrs Albert Robinson, of Teadstack Heights, was shown at Gump McCain, Miss. His address listed as 18 Headquarters a pees dat Das ian A DL. gis, Camp McCain, Mass.
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Pvt. Robinson
Albert Robinson
Teadstack Heights
Gump
Father’s Day Service at Parkway Church of God
The Father’s Day program will be at Parkway Church of God Sunday evening. The Sunday School Builders Class leads a program with songs, readings, prayers, dialogues, a playlet Wake Up Dad, and a brief salute to members serving the country.
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Parkway Church of God
Bop
Gerald ‘Tucker
C. C. Sullivan
Falbee
Katherine Keno
Sara Stup
Ray Sullivan
Sonny Petts
Harvelt
Marguerite Schultz
Alma Rice
Eugene Stup
Homer Hive
Kev
Charles McKetthn
Edward MM
Mantz
Rocky Springs Union Church to Host W C T U Meeting
A W C T U meeting will be at Rocky Springs Union Church on Sunday June 20 at 7345 oclock. Mrs Ralph A Putman leads devotions, a short business session and several reports follow. Reading by Miss Violet Schulte and Miss Ruby Kemp. Duct by Mrs Ruth Shoemaker and Mrs Beulah Masser. Address by Mrs Roy Leatherman. Reports from different countries on W C T U work. Closing song and benediction.
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DWC
T. UL
Rocky Springs Union Church
Ralph A. Putman
Violet Schulte
Ruby Kemp
Ruth Shoemaker
Beulah Masser
Roy Leatherman
Spending Tax Is Advocated For Wartime Inflation
Jude Paul general counsel for the U S Treasury told the wartime Institute of the American Home Association opening session that a spending tax would be needed to fight inflation not a sales tax. He argued a sales tax would be too small to curb inflation and would be regressive hitting low income groups hardest. He estimated a 10 percent sales tax plus 18 percent on essentials would be hard to enforce across 2 700 000 stores and would raise about 1 500 000 000, while a graduated spending tax could deter inflation and be collected via the income tax system.
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College Park
Jude Id Yp
Randulph Paul
U. S. Treasury
Institute of the American Home Association
Paul
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