Traditional Easter Services at Graceham Moravian Church
Easter observances at the Moravian Church Graceham begin with a 3:30 sunrise service. Rev. Ernest DGreberi delivers the salutation The Lord Is Risen. The litany and Easter chorales follow as a devout congregation gathers on God’s Acre at sunrise.
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America
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God's Acre
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Salome
Ceeters
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Maryland University
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Pint Eyler
Staimer
Richolson
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Richard Long
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William Wildasim
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Judy Boller
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Green
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Carole Ann Long
Frances
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Kathryna Bauer
Chetr
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Leroy Boller
Raymond Boller
Mary Fisher
Ralph Fisher
Cecelia Green
Eugene Long
Lulu Miller
Murray Miller
Michael Miller
Mabel Null
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Miller Elected President Of Stars And Bars Club
Miller was elected president at the tenth annual meeting held at the Shuckeye Restaurant. Thirty seven of the club’s members attended the dinner. Charles F Murphy is vice president and William M Moore secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Richard Kreb sergeant at arms Kenneth L May James E Shafer and Otho J Keller II executive committeemen. Retiring officers are Paul W Strine Meredith S Young John Kaas Carl Culler and Malcolm Stickney. Members served in the Maryland State Guard during World War II. reunions are held each year.
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Bares and Snipes Club
Charles F. Murphy
William M. Moore
Richard Kreb
Kenneth L. May
James Eshafer
Otho J. Keller LI
Paul W. Strine
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Young
John Kaas
Carl Culler
Malcolm Stickney
Aldea
Desse Krautz
J. B. Fink
Maryland State Guard
PE Quarterly Meet Held Here
The Potomar Edison Company reports progress on substation facilities to serve the Lehigh Portland Cement Company at Union Bridge. Construction moves toward completion this year with an estimated cost of 750000 dollars as stated by President R. Paul Smith at the quarterly meeting held Thursday at the Scott Key Hotel.
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Union Bridge
R. Paul Smith
Potomar Edisem Company
Prascis
Scott Key
Ois
SmaiBb
Air Force Says It Needs Billions More for Defense Budget
The Air Force chief Gen Nathan F. Twining testified before the House Appropriations Committee that the defense budget must grow. He warned that without 18 to 20 billion dollars next year and several billions more in the following years the Air Force would have to shrink its fighting wings. The testimony also covered Navy and Army funding, Soviet missile and naval strength, and the need to deter both general atomic and small wars.
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Air Force
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Army
House Appropriations Committee
Mort Meaney
Nathan F. Twining
Bald
Arleigh Burke
Russia
Soviet Union
Maxwell D. Taylor
Atte Tey
Soviet Propaganda Rails At Iceland Withdrawal Demand
London dispatch reports Soviet radio accusing the United States of meddling in Icelandic affairs after Parliament called for U.S. forces to leave. Moscow claims a widening NATO rift and notes visiting leaders Mare nkov Bulganin and Khrushchev amid denials of divisive intent.
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Iceland
U.S
Moscow Radio
NATO
Briseie
Georgi Marenkov
Moscow
Holy Week Updates and Easter Observances Across Regions
The piece covers Holy Week and Easter rituals from Catholic and Protestant communities, noting changes to Holy Week rites, sunrise services, and local observances. It highlights the shift of services to late afternoon or evening, reception of Communion on Good Friday, and the emphasis on Resurrection celebrations. It also mentions school activities, a brief note on student drawing projects, and a column by Rollins J. Holly Atki on sports and local politics.
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News- Post
Rollins J.holly Atki
Relty
University of Maryland
Modernized carrier FDR takes aboard first crew
Franklin D Roosevelt, Navy's second largest carrier, is returning to life after a 48 million dollar modernization. About 750 sailors moved aboard from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard with 1,869 more to join as trials finalize. The ship prepares for Atlantic departure.
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Bremerton
Wash
Franklin J. Roosevel
FDR
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
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