Moderator Elected By Presbyterians
Presbyterian synod delegates a 58 member elective body to represent New Castle Baltimore and Washington, with per presbytery seat counts and alternates to ensure full representation. The meeting outlined plans for a pre synod conference structure and larger attendance at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of
Baltimore
Synodical
Paul Maser
New York City
General Council
Presbyterians
Africa
He.lughand
South America
New Castle
Albert N. Chandler
Delaware
Maryland
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Michigan
Synod
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Super salesman Davy Crockett merchandise wave
A convention speaker hailed Davy Crockett as the super salesman of all time remarking that his name now floods the market with products across the country. The merchandising surge defies explanation as both youth and adults respond to Crockett branded goods, even beyond children's items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Crockett
Supermarket
Crossroads
Davy’ Cenckett
Socrates
Anniversary Crossing and the Bleriot Channel Feat
A reflection on humanity’s air travel progress since Louis Blériot’s 1909 English Channel crossing on July 25, 1909. The article notes the Calais to Dover route of 22 miles and a reproduction Bleriot plane with a 42 mph cruising speed and no ailerons or brakes, where pilots guide by wing warping and jumping out to halt. It underscores how early pioneers enabled today’s aviation advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Tout Bleriot
Calais
Dover
Bleriot
Hoover commission flags waste in federal property
Government acreage equals a quarter of the U S land area with vast idle assets. The Hoover commission found inefficient management and interagency purchases while other agencies hold idle land and buildings. It calls for modern property management to reduce waste and save taxpayers billions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Hoover Commission On Government
Commission
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The News dated June 23 1935 recount automobile wrecks with minor injuries in Frederick and Washington counties and mention plans to sell land for a proposed national park area. It notes local league action at Middletown with players sidelined by injuries and a knee setback during a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Vewrlind-Catoeun National Park
Frederick
Vwahrtion
Governuyett Mal
Wits
Chiko
Phen Wihes
Consentian
Tieny
Quean
Tithe Middletown
Pol Oi
Catetter
Barty Splov
Ee Holter
Ada Louise Dudley Weds James Candor in Poolesville
Ada Louise Dudley daughter of Mrs Mary Elkin Dudley and James Robert Candor son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ross Candor married Saturday afternoon June 11 at Poolesville Methodist Church with Rev Horace H DuBois officiating. Reception at Barnes Hill home of Lt Col Samuel Tolbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunet
Poolesville
Ada Louise Dudley
Mary Elkin Dudley
Barnesye
James Robert Candor
Mirs
Robert Ross Candor
Dayton
Poolesville Methodist Church
Horace H. DuBois
Barnesville Baptist Church
Barn Hill
Barnesville
Samuel H. Tolbert
Ernest P. Dudley
Biss
Mary White Hays
Elizabeth Hawley
Front Royal
Ernest Dudley
Dawsonville
William Fresch
Rockville
Craig Meiland
Bethesda
Eleanor Tolbert
Hugh Fisher
Arlington
Gerald McGlynn
Samuel Tolbert
Dudley
Mance
James Robert Catlin
Torace DuBois
Food Callese
Oakwood High School
University of Cincinnati
George Washington University School of Law
Ilo
Beta Theta Pr
Flo
Faree
Davion
Asten
Virgima
Ohio
Wisconsin
Amd
Herbert Davies
Monroe
Four From Here To Enroll At Frosthure
A garbled report outlines a college enrollment schedule at Frosthwre with freshmen and sophomores facing dates in September. It mentions classes starting September 4 and 7, a reception hosted by President and Mrs. Thnvdesty, and various student activities and transport arrangements amid scattered names and distant places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frosthure
Freshoum
Thnvdesty
Eles
Westerth
Marylind
Frederick Cout
Dosey
Baste
Dapethy Mossley
Schon
Sara
Shane
Dante Vo
Jobas
Baltimare
Ana Cane
Washington
Chestertasar
Moral Force For Peace Penetrates Barriers
In San Francisco David Lawrence reports on the tenth anniversary of the United Nations, noting hope for world peace. The piece analyzes Eisenhower’s address stressing justice, liberty, free access to information, and national defense as pillars of peace while signaling cautious openness to Soviet proposals and the upcoming four power talks in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daved Lawrence
San Francisco
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U.S
John Foster Dues
Sven
Soviet Russia
New York
Herain Tribune
Tne
George Yeh
China
Yeh
Peiping
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
Gypsy Smith explains his conversion sparked urgent zeal for others salvation among gypsies. An elder’s quip about worn pants prompts a revelation on praying for loved ones. Also a quick tomato juice snack with butter and Romano cheese is suggested, toasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Gypsy Smith
Gord
Rodney
Veron Moves In On Foes In Argentina
President Juan Peron solidifies support amid rumors of a coup andLucero’s temporary control of armed forces. General Labor Confederation and Peronista parties pledge loyalty while authorities vow action against rumor spreading in Buenos Aires province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Peron
Argentina
Lucero
Don Patera
Noth Desope
Peronista Panies
Federal Polie
Winch
Eny
Local Births and Honors Noted Across Area Towns
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rae Jr announce the birth of Teresa Dale Rae at Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring on June 13 weighing six pounds one ounce. Visits from families in Maddletown Keedysville Frederick and Williamsport are listed, with various relatives mentioned. James R Mask earns TriState College honor roll with all A’s and B’s in engineering studies Angola Indiana. Melinda Elizabeth Thomas born at Frederick Memorial Hospital on March 30 weighing seven pounds. mother daughter of Ralph Lenhart and Hidden Acres near Braddock Heights. Burkinsville News notes Mr Victor Kifer’s eighty first birthday celebration planned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Rae-Kenzie Jr
Teresa Dale
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
James R Mask
Harry J. Mask
East Fifth Street
Frederick
TriState College
Angola
Ind
Mask
Department of Engineering
Tri-State
David Thomas
RPMA
Questions and Answers on General Knowledge
A compiled Q and A set covering diverse topics. From cashew fruit to archbishop primates and Gettysburg commanders, it also asks about chess versus checker boards Socrates occupation Hong Kong geography fastest snake and rivers radar time accuracy. It presents concise factual answers to each query in a brief quiz format.
Sick list from Johns Hopkins and local hospitals
A compilation from Frederick and Baltimore areas notes patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital and local facilities in varying conditions. Among them are 184 surgical cases at Johns Hopkins, Harry Afotler returning home after Beencock Memorial Hospital care, and several others at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Children’s Hospital Baltimore, Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco, and local facilities with updated status and recent admissions. Names include RE Delaplame, William Clem, John A Mackenzie, Chari. E. Gearnger, Donald L. Young, Robert Frank, Harvey Calsail, Leonard Barker, and Aly. Amon Elsworthy, with locations in Baltimore, Frederick, and nearby towns.
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Suisse HuLn Dgutraw
West Second
Sueel
Joims Topkins Hospital
Baltictore
Harry Afotler
Beencock Memorial Hospital
RE Delaplame
College Terrace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wiliam Clem
Charles Clem Lures
Children’s Hospital School
Greenspring Avenue
John A MackKenzie
Rocky
Ras E Stuy
Charles D. Stup
Letterman Army Hospital
Calif
U. S
Ward E-2
San Francisco
Chari. E. Gearnger
East Church Steel
Norman Rhoderick
Wis
Donald L. Young
East Fourth Street
Newton Baker Hospital
Martingbu
Robert Frank
Milton A. Frank
Trail Ave
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey Calsail
South Carrol Street
United Fire Company
Cutsarl
Leonard Barkier
Aly
Amon Elsworthy
Walkersville
Soap Box Derby Rules Revised To Make Car Building Easier
Local derby organizers unveil updated rules aimed at simplifying car construction. Key changes require wood construction, minimum front board thickness, and restrictions on welding or non manufacturer components. The eighth annual Tri County Derby is set for July 20 in Frederick with heats and a champion from the All American finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antialenz
Glenn A
Heise
Jeu
Frederick
West College Terrace
Ago
Svheided
Aktion
Graduation Days and Hope for the Younger Generation
The piece celebrates graduation days and the transfer of diplomas to graduates. It urges support for youth pursuing constructive work while expressing belief in their future contributions to society. The tone emphasizes congratulation and communal pride in the class stepping into working life.
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Cnas
Juan
Uvetn
Nei
Tony Thas
James Frepwell
East South Steel
Dell
Cals Fac
Board of County Commissioners
South Bente Street
Colored School
Mary Benson
Tarry Benson
West South Street
Vie
Merril Ro Moore
Wwe Stone
Beth
Veron
Foes
Nellie Long
Paul Long West
Maddletown
Mars Powell
Keedysville
Harry Shank
Williamsport
Edward Hopp
Murphy Beall
West Patrick Street
Beall
George Johnson
Mir Victor Kifer
Burkinssille
England
York
Canterbury
All
Gettysburg
Delhert S
Robert BE
Sea Command
George
G. Meade
Lnion
Hong Kong
Canton River
Great Furge
Pica Yheys
Tees
St. Johns River
Florida
Emily
Dir. Hicks
Ulkhea
Ingpin
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