Reverend Miller Interprets Romans At Synod Meet
Rev Donald G Miller professor of the New Testament at Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va spoke at Hood College as the United Presbyterian Church Synod of the Chesapeake began day two. About 265 church figures attended with the Chesapeake Women’s Society meeting nearby. Miller led a three day Bible convocation on the Epistle to the Romans discussing authorship audience and relevance. He argued Romans addresses Jews and Greeks while Gospel offers the true solution beyond Judaism or secularism. Miller noted his background includes Greenville College The Biblical Seminary New York University and Basel and he is coeditor of Interpretation journal. The session followed with business and committee appointments. Continued on Page Four.
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Donald G. Miller
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
United Presbyterian Church Synod of the
Coffman Memorial Chapel
Miller
Rev. Miller
Pauls
Tne
Braddock
Presbyterian Church
Greenville College
Greenville
the Biblical Seminary
New York
New York University
Facultes Fe Theoretie Protestante
Montpelier
France
Univerity of
Basel
Switzerland
Street. Mad
Dallas Tex
Korea
Bibical Seminary
Tarheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburz
Interpretaton
Synet
Uis
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nevada
Bro. Jensen
R. Va
Los Angeles
Agen
Brous
Arbor Eny
Wilmington
Minnie
Jensen
Ensenada
Simon
Reno
Iso
Brons ™ Ife
Robert Gerald Borioli
Reno. New
Gambing
Kennedy Greets Japanese Premier After Crutch Pause
President Kennedy rose from his chair at the White House to shake hands with Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, briefly leaving crutches aside for the moment. The greeting occurred as Ikeda arrived for his three day official visit and their first meeting with Kennedy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Haryato Ikeda
White House
Ikeda
Tomtecs
Tkeda
Jst
Local Civic Board Names Offic ers and Committeemen
Fred Bosch of Bowie is secretary and Frederick Coursey of Church Hel is treasurer. Kenneth M. Henry of Aberdeen is president with Pau A. Martin of Cumberland as vice president. Ai. B. Smith is named committeeman for district two.
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Fred Bosch
Bowie
Frederick Coursey
Church Hel
Kenneth M. Henry
Aberdeen
Pau A. Martin
Cumberland
Ai. B. Smith
Church Votes To Relocate Congregation Relates Move
The United Brethren church voted to relocate from West Second Street to a larger site to serve both city and county members. Committees will study location, building plans, and financing and report back soon as plans mention a new sanctuary about 65 years old, with Sunday School facilities older. The move aims to ease antiquated facilities and parking concerns downtown. Meanwhile a separate note mentions racketeer Frank Costello finishing a contempt sentence and awaiting deportation to Italy.
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United Brethren Church
House of Worship
West Second
Harry L. Fehl Jr
West Second Ee
Feni
County Re
Net Aime
Hexad
West Second Street
Fent
Feiineind
Ansih
Nami
Null To Serve On Study Commission
County Commissioner Delbert S. Nuil accepts Gov. J. Millard Tawes invitation to join a two year old study commission on city and county fiscal affairs. He announced the membership at a beach meeting this morning as two applications for Montevie were noted and plans to attend the State County Commissioners meeting in Cumberland County on June 27 with Allegany County hosting.
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Delbert S. Nuil
J. Millard Tawes
Nuil
Commission
Montevie
Cumberland Country Ciuy
Allegany County
Tobery Guilty Of Taking Vehicle In Maryland parole case
A 20 year old, Gerald "Jerry" Tobery of East Inn Street, was found guilty in Magistrates Court of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and driving without a license after tampering complaints on an Alley between Fifth and Keels. He was sentenced to 30 days and 53x months on the parole violation under the 1960 conviction, and will return to the Maryland House of Correction to serve the remainder of his term.
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Maryland House of Correction
Gerald
Jerry” E Tobery
East
Paul W. Mossburg
Fifth
Keels
Robert E. Goucker
Uckes
Toberg
Byron Thompson
Frederick Cou
Keitels
Marshall WoAsen i
Nesre
East Samis Street
Mewar
Stewart
Avien
Yoo
Hisler
Allen
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
James R. Miller
Frederick To Host Twenty First YMCA Hi-Y Conference
Frederick city officials announced that the twenty first annual Hi Y and Tri Hi Y conference will be held in Frederick next December 9 and 10 with attendees from YMCA clubs in Delaware Maryland Washington D C and the Southern Central Atlantic area. Charles A Price will chair the event with a large host committee handling housing reception transportation meals recreation and public relations.
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Frederick
Jacob Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick City
Central Atlantic
Mca
Delaware
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Jersey
Charles A. Price
Eart Rhoderick
YMCA
Clarence Moser
Price
Charles Sanner
Earl Rhoderick
TA. Garner
Donald B Ricearner
Salis Karl
Karen Thor
Patla Smith
Karen Stull
Pat Wasner
Mary Tawson
M Briber
Mia Vore
Sharon Shanholty
Chaz
Bonnie Sinne
Perhamen
Harmony Grove Farmer Severely Injured in Barn Fall
A 71 year old Harmony Grove farmer, C Wade Young, suffered a broken back after falling about 15 feet through an opening in a barn top floor while helping with hay. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Freder ick Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred around 3 30 PM Saturday and is believed to involve a hay covered opening.
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Harmony Grove
Wade Young
Frederick Memorial Hospital
iMailmen Elect Aberdeen Man President at Meeting
The Maryland Rural Mail Carriers Association ended its two day meeting naming Kenneth M. Henry of Aberdeen as president and Perry H. Smith as first insurance director. Smith's salary and expenses to be set later. Also elected were W. Frederick Coursey, Fred Bosch, Linwood Parsons as officers and a three year term for board directors. Women auxiliaries reelected William J. Bragman as president and other officers. The gathering included a banquet with speaker Congressman Charles McMathias Jr. discussions on vehicle liability, retirement benefits, and urban development warnings.
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Maryland Rural Mail Carriers Association
Aberdeen
Kenneth M. Henry Aberdeen
Perry H. Smith
Rhodesdale
Smith
W. Frederick Coursey
Church Hill
Fred Bosch
Bowie
Linwood Parsons
Snow Hill
Ai Bo Smith
Wam
Frederick Montgomery County
William J. Bragman
Chestertown
Paul A Martin
B. Smith
Roy Wahrenbrock
Alma
Elmo Powell
Joseph H. Holdcraft
Calvin Hubbard
Louise Webb
Roll Call
Fieyd D. Huffman
Carriers Association
Francis Scot Rey Hotel
Bennett's
Remsbere
Supier’s Inc
Crowthers Texaco Distrbutor
National Betas Hess
Rouizahn and Sons
Sears Roedues
Zimmerman ’S Piarist
Francs Sext Ker
Catlaw and Cramer
May's Grocery
B. F. Grove
Charles McC Mathias Jr
United States
Jamdah
Jocat
Nawre
Charles E. Movian
Theme Bench
Baltimore
D. J. Disenroad
Varvland
Floyd Haffman
Flemington
Missouri
Nir
al Carners
Roy Wah
Six Bids Opened for School Improvements in County
Bids totaling nearly 350000 for Sire improvements at Thurmont High and Middleton High were opened at the Board of Education office. Four bids for Thurmont and two for Middleton will be reviewed and presented at the July 3 meeting.
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Board of Education
East Church Street
Thurmont High School
Middleton High School
Middletown
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Thurmont
T. Edgie Russell
Grove Lime Company
Richard F. Kline
W. F. Delaanter
Richard F Kime
T_ Edgie Russell
Kline
Russet
Eichmann testifies on Nazi aims and Versailles link at trial
The former Gestapo official Adolf Eichmann testified in Jerusalem asserting he joined the Nazi party in 1932. he blamed the Versailles Treaty for Germany’s postwar distress and said his primary struggle was against the regime in power, not the Jews, while defending his role in wartime actions.
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Gestapo
Jens
Landau
Etehmanna
Israel
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Robert Servatius
West Germany
Eichmann
Hitler
Germany
Hichmannn
Echmann
Expect Rain On First Day Of Summer
The weatherman forecasts possible rain as Summer officially begins Wednesday at 11 30 am. Temperatures rise today into the upper 80s before a thunderstorm and a cooler, rainier pattern follows later in the week. Cloudy conditions and scattered showers are expected as June progresses.
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Mercury
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United Brethren Congregation
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Virginia C Miller
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Legon City
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Charles Hybarger
Beltsville
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Bel Air
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Siver Spring
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Silver Spring
John Byler
John Brown
San Diego
FBI
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American Republican Army
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Moshe Landau
Re- Eichmann
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Tom Cooper
North Plate
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Cooper
Ladies Auxiliary
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Frank J Ketler
Upperco
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Thodesville
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Bloxson
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