Baltimore rector Rev. Tom C. Akeley accepts new post
Rev. Tom C. Akeley rector of Grace and Zion churches at New Market and Point of Rocks has accepted a post as assistant to the rector of Grace and St. Peters in Baltimore. Announcement was made at the Grace Church and Zion Church services. Akeley will leave New Market after ordination details noted in church records.
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Tom C. Akeley
Newstarket
Urbana
Point of Rooks
Grace
St. Peters Church
Baltimore
Grace Church
New Market
Zion Church
Cr Bara
St Paul's
Port of Rocks
Mr. Akeley
Trat Me
Victor S. Ross Jr
Airy
Akeley
Zen Church
Frederick
Grace, Zion
St. Paul's
Point of Rocks
Aseley
Bowdoin College
University of Rochester
Joss Harkins University
Seasoury - Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
U. S. Navy
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Baltimore Chamber Music Society
Lafayette Descendant May Visit Frederick This Weekend
Count Rene de Chambrun descendant of Lafayette from France may visit Washington and Frederick this weekend. He is to be guest speaker at an event and an invitation came from Frederick via former Senator Grovee L. Radcliffe, society president, and Judge Edward S Delaplaine. In Washington Eisenhower attended church with his grandson David Eisenhower and bridge partner George Allen at National Presbyterian Church.
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Rene de Chambrun
Lafayette
France
Washington
Frederick
Mars
Grovee L. Radcliffe
Society
Edward S Delaplaine
Juaze del
ADP
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
David Eisenhower
George Allen
Avan
Gettysburg
Birthday list and history notes across nations and leaders
A compiled column lists notable birth dates including Mike Mon Janes of Oklahoma born in Asia, Arnaz the actor born in Cuba, and Dr. Edward A. Condon among others. It traces Today In History events from 1851 to 1945 and flags anniversaries such as De Witt Clinton and Sam Houston, concluding with Pope John XXIII on women’s role in the church and family.
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Mike Mon Janes
Oklahoma
Asiawotha
Philip van Horn Ween
Annapolis
Naval
Diney
Tenn
Arnaz
Hollwood
Cuba
Edward A. Condon
Washington University
5. Louis
Alamogordo
Max Lancoln Schuster
New Yok
BF Vents Aga
Wiliam H Milton
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke
Henry Dressues
Calaonia
New York
Clarence Loeckel
Lanersay
Colorado
Buffalo
Parsaco
Washingtn
Oregon
Columbia
Till
Washingtonia
Office of Education
Washington
U.S. Panama
United States
Panama
Supreme Court
Corregidor
de Witt Clinton
Orange Co
N.Y
Joel R. Poinsett
South Carolina
Sumter Co
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of
Final expenses policy offer by Old American Insurance
A mail order ad urges adults aged 50 to 80 to request a final expenses policy with no obligation and no calls. It references Old American or Kansas City and asks for name, address, and year of birth, with a stated Washington ZIP of 10743.236 and a California address in Sacramento area.
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Kansas City
Washington
National Forestland
West 9Th
Dept
Resas City
Generation Without a Cause TV examination on youth
TV critic notes CBS program Generation Without a Cause portrays middled aged and older viewers and focuses on Rutgers as a representative college. Part I and upcoming Part II explore youth attitudes, with Cronkite summarizing that students seek personal fulfillment amid cautious, self‑focused concerns.
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Charles Mercer
New York
20Th Century
Cbs-T
Stephen Fleischman
Rutgers
Walter Cronkite
Claa
Reflections on nostalgia and aging amidst war memories
The article recalls Peter Knauss and others questioning modern life in an era of suburbia with two car garages and comfortable houses. It contrasts wartime zeal with present civilian fulfillment and considers enduring values, friendships, and the pull of past causes. A Weather Bureau note forecasts above normal West Coast temperatures and below normal Gulf states and Great Lakes regions.
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Fon Wedl
Rutgers
Peter Knauss
South
Suburbia
Washington
Weather Bureau
West Coast
Pacific Northwest
West Gulf States
Park
Great Lakes
New England
Strength for the Day from The Real Variety
Earl L. Douglass writes about choosing true friends over many unreliable acquaintances. He contrasts friends who uplift and guard their speech with those who are self centered and burdensome. The piece suggests relying on a few dependable allies rather than a crowd that serves personal ends.
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Earl L. Douglass
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