Conference At Hood Ends Dr Van Dusen Address
Dr Henry Pitney Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary highlighted Hood College Midwinter conference with the theme The Peace Is What We Make It Now. He urged faith, unity of private experience and public order, and two core questions about the kind of people needed and how to become them. Panel discussions covered wartime religious action, racial relations, and postwar planning under S C M leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pitney van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Hood College
Hood
Frederick
Paul
van Dusen
L Ife
Draus
Chrstiens
Haring
S.C. M
Helen Steitler
Wooster
Traffic deaths drop sharply from 1941 to 1943
The report notes a decline of about 17 000 traffic fatalities between 1941 and 1943, reflecting a substantial reduction in deadly road accidents during the war years.
Leaders' Class Meets at Calvary Methodist in March
The Leaders Binie Class at Calvary Methodist heard Wilmer Smith Clyde Thomas Rodger Harley and Resmong Free in March. A total of 325 men attended with 56 in Red Division and 63 Blue. Exel Yingling sang hymns Millard Crum led prayer and singing Walliam Gowell announced a Red Blue contest now in its third month with Blue ahead by 57 points. Four new members joined and ten reinstatements noted. Wilmer Smith reported Guy Brust improving and $40 given to missions at the morning session. Edward S Rice will address the class in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binie
Calvary Methodist Church
Wilmer Smith
Clyde Thomas
Rodger Harley
Resmong
Albert Gilson
Yingling
Millard Crum
Walliam
Gowell
Clas
Guy Brust
Edward S Rice
More Liquor Stills Found By Revenooers
Washington reports ongoing liquor still seizures and arrests by revenuers with February totals showing 546 stills seized and 952 arrests, compared to 488 seizures and 763 arrests in February 1943. The volume suggests rising demand amid a liquor shortage, with February production of 16 833 gallons daily versus 10 572 gallons in the prior February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DAVIES LEAVES SAVANNAH AFTER HEALTH SETBACK
Joseph E Davies former US Ambassador to Russia and adviser to Secretary Hull was removed from Savannah by rain after an intestinal attack. He is improving at a Savannah hospital and will travel to Washington with his wife to rest for three to four days before resuming official duties.
Leggins and Laces In Army Gear Stir Curiosity
Soldiers question why canvas leggins remain standard issue given their lace fragility. The piece notes unpredictably splitting laces causing delays during 45 second inspection bursts. It also mentions a trick where servicemen slip on shoes and a coat to mimic trousers during reveille. John Jay is cited as the first Chief Justice of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I
Leggins
John Jay
United States
Ration stamp details for May and June availability
The notice lists ration stamp validity for meats fats processed feeds sugar shoes and gas in various books and colors. It specifies dates from May through June 1945, including three and five gallon limits for gasoline and fuel oil, with regional adjustments and indeterminate stamps becoming valid May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Far West
Seaman Bender Stationed at Great Lakes Naval Base
Carl Isaac Bender, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bender of 106 Pine Avenue, is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. His address is listed as Carl Isaac Bender, A. 8., Company 210, USNTS, Great Lakes, US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Bender
Isaac Bender
Pine Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Carl Isaac Bender
Company 210
USNTS
Great Lakes
Maryland Christmas seal drive tops 185000 in 1943 total
Maryland Tuberculosis Association reported a 1943 Christmas seal drive total of 185000, two percent more than 1942. Baltimore City contributed 105659, with Kent and Baltimore counties posting the next largest gains at 123 percent and ranking second and third overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore City
Deal County
Kent
Grange Discusses 1844 Food Production Topics
County Agent Henry R Shoe maker addressed Ballenger Grange Friday on 1844 food production. New Market Grange led by Mrs Vincent Biser conferred the first portion of a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Ballenger Grange
New Market Grange
Vincent Biser
Ballenger Grange Supports Red Cross and Good Friday Service
Master David Derr presided as the Ballenger Grange approved a $10 donation to the Red Cross through the Ballenger district committee, noting quota achievement. The group scheduled an April 4-H Club program with Mrs. Russell Dudrow in charge, and announced a Good Friday service at Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church with readings by Dr. John R. Edwards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick
Louie Sebald
Emmitsburg Club
George Chick
Merryland Tract Club
G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana Club
Roy L. Crum
Jug Bridge Club
Venia Kellar
University of Maryland
Jesse M. Hlammerly
David Derr
Red Cross
Ballenger
Russell Dudrow
Ballenger Grange
The
Methodist Union
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington
John R. Edwards
Washington West
Horace E. Cromer
Washington East
Paul F. Douglass
American University
Marion S Michael
Huntingtown- Emmanuel
George F. Rixey
Chaplains in VA and Washington area leaders named
Dr. Frank Steelman pastor of Petworth Church and Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Washington region are noted among chaplains linked to VA affairs. The mention locates Yosemite National Park near Rhode Island as a site reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steelman
Petworth Church
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington Area
Yosemite National Park
Rhode Island
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Eicholtz
Walkersville
III Corps Art
Thesido
Monterey
Cal
William E. Eichottz
Lydia Pinkham
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market St
Esso
APAT
Seaman Carl Isaac Bender
Keystone
Nicodemus
N. Court St. Paine
Johnson’s Red Cross
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
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Mt. Fieasant
Liberty State Road
Rex
Prince
Diamond
Coley
Extudiant, Jr
Longs
Creagerstown
Dr. Payne
Clyde Green
Schuttler
Saxton
Syracuse Barshear
Wilson
Jamesway
Nak
Vernon L. Smith Frederick
R. J. Glenn Trout
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond J. Kelly
Ladies of
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Dr.edwards
Fred
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
E.W.T
Z. B
Deering
New Idea
McCormick-Deering
Massey-Harris
John Deere
Thomas
Oliver
Ford
New Holland
Primrose
Ladies’ Society of the Lutheran Church of
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Cele
W. W. Culler
Walkersville, Ma
Ones
Williamson's
Signature Auto—Furniture
Frederick Industrial Loan
Market
P.L. Hargett&Co
P. L. Hargett & CO
Manchester
New Design
Chester White
McCormick
Buckeye
Allis Chalmers
DODGE
Roy G Patman Ignatius
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Anna Wilt Charles Stunkle
Everett W. Mulrix
Long Carer
Mt Airy
Chapman Shotts
Furnace Mountain
Vernon L. Smith
Mt Pleasant
de Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Lee M. Howes
Washington Grove
Walter Culler
Wathersville
Norman ¢C. Smith
Roy G. Putman
Mt. South Frederick
New Design Rd
Paul R Anall
Middletown & Jefferson
Anna Wilt
C Elroy
Roy) Whitmore
Lewistown
Maurice E. Blank
Shookstown
Wolfs Vibe
M. W
Stitely
Woodshore
G. E
Cap) Stine
Ballenger Road
Kingman Brewster
Catoctin Furnace
Davis
Bertha FE
Delanter
A. Roy Warner
Lisbon
William C. Poole
Harry M. Roderick
Urbana-Thurston Road
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