Hood College honors ten with Citations at Coffman Chapel
Hood College presented Citations to ten laity from four denominations during a Friday night Church Night service honoring their community service. Dr. Liston Pope of Yale Divinity School spoke on the church as a gift and its limits, before President Andrew G. Truxal awarded the honors.
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Dr. Pope
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman Chapel
Wilbur la Roe Jr
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Carlyle Barton
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Episcopal Diocese of
Brotherhood
United Lutheran Church In America
Roberts
R. Appel
North Duke Stl
Lancaster
Board of
National Missions
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
James H. Cassell
Hoffman House
Westminster
Hoffman Orphanage
Littlestown
John B. Yrantz
Ruth Brenneman
Hood
Belleview Ave
Pottstown
Charles F. Greevy
Campbell St
Williamsport
Pidge
Court of Common Pleas
29Th Judicial District of Pennsylvania
General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. Wilson Lark
National Divne Bank of
Shamokin
Corporation of Lancaster Theological Seminary
Glenn EB. Todd
Bellaire
Carlisle
Homewood Church
Sarah FE
Wiantfiend
East Jamestown Road
Greenville
St. Paul Children's Home
Old Folke Home
Messrs
la Roe
Barton and
Puss
Senomisations
Fuss
Truxal Sain
Marysand Synod
Amevied
Howe
United States
Callene
Cassell
St Paul's Church
Ladies Aid Lake
Bible Clays
Women's Ausiria
Holtman
Hood College
Liste Jan
Triod
Amherst College
Sisley
Moon
Elmer FE. Hominghausen
Princeton Theological Seminary
Hnod Truster
de i Ayes
Senate Votes Pay Boost For U S Workers
The Senate approved a 10 percent pay raise for 1.5 million government workers including 590,000 postal workers and about 1 million civil service employees. The measure costs about 720 million dollars annually, with a $400 floor for lower earners. President Eisenhower opposes such a size, signaling possible veto.
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Washington
Mareh
Senate
Bisenhower
Pas- Seoncess
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Post Office Department
Demperars
Executive Branch
Congress
Sen
Barrett
Vthe
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Lintley
Large Quantities OF Pills Confiscated
U S officials raid a Dallas based clinic and seize large quantities of pills used by Harry M Hoxsey amid forbidden interstate shipment. A U S district court order and FDA involvement led to the seizure while Hoxsey faces bans despite claims of cancer cures. A church event and civic league speaker follow in the day’s notices.
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Johnstown
Harry M. Hoxses
Dallas
Pear
Portage Los
Abdap Wo Malisailie
C. 8
Pittsburgh
Wallace Stourley
U.S
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Melivaine
Hoxsey
Tes
Mellvaine
Tae
American Medical Assn
Std US
Court Court of Appeals
Texas
Websters
Senate votes to close Peress inquiry and press case
Senate investigators voted to close the Irving Peress case as the Justice Department weighs perjury charges and whether Peress violated false statements laws. The panel suggested further pursuit of the matter and may reopen hearings if needed, naming Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker and Anastos as key figures in testimony and records.
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Washington
Senate
Irving
Justice Department
Alyeady
Son Committee
Dats Are
Peress
McClellandDsArk
McCarty
Wis
McCarthy Jer
Ralph “Wicknese
Ceapen Amastas
Suchis
New York
Dent
Army
Congressional
Army Intelligence
McCarthy
Pepese
McClellan
Department
Zwicker
Camp Kilmer II
Anastos
Subcommittee
Non-Atomic Test Set Off In Nevada
Las Vegas reports the first non atomic test at Yuera Flat as 25 planes released smoke puffs and criss crossing trails. A B-52 bomber dropped a conventional high explosive bomb that exploded above 30 900 feet in a simulated cloud proving the concept to nuclear scientists and the Air Force.
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Las Vegas
New
Air Force
Yuera Flat
Rial
Weather Delays Major Tower Shot Plan at Route 114 Access
The event known as the major tower shot was postponed again due to bad weather. The commission intends to limit access to Route 114 south of Salishurs during the delay and related activities.
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Salishurs
Unfavorable report blocks highway control change in Annapolis
At Annapolis on March 25 the Ways and Means Committee rejected a bill by Senator Nock to bar the State Roads Commission from controlling access to any highway outside Salisbury. The measure, aimed at Kertish thorn usage, drew protest notes amid statewide highway policy debate.
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Annapolis
State Roads Commission
Aleans Committee
Sen
Nock
D-Wicomico
The
Roads Commission
Salisbury
Ker Tish
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Wl. T. UL
J. Raymond Schmidt
National Civic League
Sure Foundation
Rocky Springs Union
Irving Peress
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Department of Defense
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Hefter Homes Equip. Co
EB. Patrick ST
Nevada
Burall
S. Market ST
Peed Reed
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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Patrick St
Long Green Realty, Inc
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Homberas
Ebony Finieh
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Nassau
William &. Hood, Inc
William S Hood
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