Face saving in Chinese work culture outlined by Elwin at Lions meet
Lionel E. Elwin of Darnes town, ex UNRRA, spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Chinese topics. He described a crane operator who saved face after dropping a $15,000 piece of equipment, noting the value placed on second chances and esteem in Chinese mind. He argued China’s Communist party serves peasants, and that an honest election would favor Chinese Communists by a large margin. The talk highlighted cultural differences in adapting Western ideas to China and closed the Lions Club week with remarks from Amos Holho and guests Edwin Stoffer.
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Lionel E. Elwin
Darnestown
UNRRA
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr. Elwin
Afr
Elwin
China
Communist Party
Peasants’ Party
Moscow Reds
Paul M. Carmack
Cers
Edwin Stoffer
Amos 4. Holho
Gulf Sea Frontier Command Is Changed
Washington June 26 The Navy announced Rear Admiral A Stanton Merrill will retire in August and Rear Admiral Lawrence F Reifsnider will succeed him as commander of the 8th Naval District and Gulf Sea Frontier at New Orleans Reifsnider administers amphibious forces Pacific with headquarters at Coronado California Merrill veteran of both world wars will retire at 57 Also noted is Emiraus Island Guadalcanal Okinaida and Guam campaigns detailed with various task groups and dates The piece ends with an unrelated riddle about a sick has six legs when young but eight as an adult.
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Washington
Navy
A. Stanton Merrill
Lawrence F. Reifsnider
8Th Naval District
Gulf Sea Frontier
New Orleans
Merril
Pacific
Coronado
Califfe
Guadalcanal
Emirau Island
Solomons
Guam
Court News and Marriage Licenses Briefs
Court actions include absolute divorce suits for Yaity Diehlen Pumphrey Iva N L Pumphrey Mary Kemp and Anna Jackson Francis Hempstone Jackson with temporary alimony. Property transfers list multiple county deeds, many involving Charles J Martin and others. Marriage licenses issued: Shank Remsberg Gorsuch Dudderar Compher Shumaker Fogie Koontz Smith ONeal Lineburg Williams. Strike ends in St Louis after vote 1246 to 338. Loyola College appoints Francis Navier Talbot S J as president. Japan prewar oil stockpile noted.
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Yaity Diehlen G. Pumphrey
Iva NL Pumphrey
Mary V.kemp
James L. Kemp
Anna Louise Jackson
Francis Hempstone Jackson
Thelma Z. Tucker
Sallie Young Zecher
Ebie ¥. Cramer
Helen F. Mock
Helen F
Steiner S Re
Sidi
Norman C. Fairalla
I L. Boyler
L. Eyler
Myra H
Edward P. Thomas
Bernard O. Thomas, Jr
Catherine I Cassell
Miller B. Cassell
John W. W.ms
Olive S. Wilson
Alargaret C. Pearce
Charles J. Martin
Newell B. Devilbiss
August Alichael Brodowski
John M. Smith
Albert R. Smith
Robert E. Shank
Joyce Lee Remsberg
Middle Town
George W. Gorsuch
New Windsor
Mary Jane Dudderar
Union Bridge
Claude Edward Compher
Christine Alma Shumaker
Bovettsville
Harvey F. Fogie, Jr
Dorothy C. Koontz
Ofrederick
Robert S. Hil
Winchester Street
Catherine E. Smith
Washington
Charles Austin Sherald
North Market Street
Betty Louise
East Eighth Street
Hartwood Cornell, Jr
Frederick
Betty V. O'Neal
West Third Street
Kenneth Ray Lineburg
Chester
Mabel Elizabeth Wiliams
Leesburg
Network of U. S. Air Bases Planned
Lt Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg, deputy commander of the Air Forces, outlined before the House Foreign Affairs Committee a plan to supply Latin American nations with fighters, medium bombers and transports and to build American equipped air bases across the Western Hemisphere. The program aims to prove its value in three ways by keeping the United States prepared and allied in the region.
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Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Hemisphere
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United
Examinations for Various Positions Scheduled Saturday
Examinations for the following positions will be given to qualified applicants on Saturday June 28 1943. Salary ranges listed include 1180 1475 2120 1400 1360 and 1700 dollars.
Aircraft industry hailed as healthy by mid century leaders
At Vandenberg a high level briefing notes the aircraft industry as healthy while outlining steps to reduce danger of air attack and to develop good WHI. General Matthew B. Ridgeway chairs the Inter-American Defense Board with Cel. Charles H. Deerwester as air member representing Canada and the U.S.
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Vandenberg
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Inter-American Defense Board
Charles H. Deerwester
Joint Defense Board backs Americas arms standardization bill
The Joint Defense Board testified in favor of a bill for military cooperation and unified arms standards among the Americas. Van den Bergt noted preference for bases built and operated by the other nation but equipped for use in aiding other countries. He did not detail how the United States would supply planes to the other countries. Local reports mention some small purchases with prices not fully disclosed.
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Can Joint Defense Board
Americas
Vandenberg
United S
Optimist Club committees named by speech and report
Optimist Club lists its committees as Major Rov F Seymour speaks as counselor and organizer. Francis Scott Kes delivers a valedictory final Frederick appearance amid Charter Night reports. Officers preside. bills paid with balance shown. A five year budget adopted. Lease Bus members Oland Ritehte and Fogle appointed to plan a welcome ar?e in Frederick.
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Rov F Seymour
Opal
Francis Scott Kes
Frederick
Bos
Ellswurth Amfedinger
Bruce Oland
Charles Ritehte
Lioyd' Fogle
Attendance prize won by Paul Smith and committees named
President Medinger named committees with members listed including Charles Ritchie Gale Cook Paul Smith and others for Membership Attendance and Programs. Major S leaves for Philadelphia to begin work as field director for New Jersey with the National Home and Property Owners Foundation.
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Paul Smith
President Medinger
Charles Ritchie
Gale Cook
Harry Lawson
Wilson Stull
Robert Schell
Richard Rudy
Hesbia Foster
Atlee Shry
Murray Goldsborough
Charles P States
Charles Roelke
Lesse Bussard
Samuel Weston
Lieyd
Ralph Fergier
Russell Horman
A E Meadows
Sam Weston
Bruce Quland
John Druneburg
Avery Clair
Isaac L. Hankey
Daniel Chestey
Norman Rhoderick
AE Meadows
Philadelphia
New Jersey
National Home and Property Owners Foundation
Fellowship Hour at Keyeville Lutheran Church Sunday
The Fellowship Hour at Keyeville Lutheran Church Sunday evening at 7:45 features singing of favorite hymns and a study from Genesis chapters 12 and 7 24. The subject will be Abraham's Life and Call presented by Mrs. Richard Miler, with the Young People's meeting at 7:15 not being held this week.
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Abraham
Richard Miler
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