Economy Drive Could Trigger Low Mood In Nation
Senator O Mahoney warned that aggressive budget cuts in Congress may deepen recession and spark a serious low mood. He criticized Byrd and other readers for pushing drastic spending reductions and warned firing workers could worsen economic conditions. He questioned the 4 billion dollar plus cut proposals and urged gradual, prudent reductions to avoid triggering tax hikes or default risks.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Congress
Veterans Administration
Byrd
Truman
Catoctin Golfers Lead In Tri State Match
Catoctin Country Club hosts the first Tri State Golf Association match revealing Catoctin’s Inksmen with 11 points to lead a Sunday event. Frederick Jr and Winchester trail, with Martinsburg and Front Royal among the others, as hidden results and formats unfold toward a Martinsburg May 22 second leg and a final playoff among top and bottom clubs.
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Catoctin Country Club
Inksmen
Tri- State Golf Association
Frederick Jr. Winchester
Martinsburg
Front Royal
Parcellsville
Fairfax
Frederick
Marrington
Snook
E Rhoderick
Ross
M. Rhoderick
Green
Bowers
Decker
Wenzel
Wyoming training announcement for air force technician
Col John C B Elliott of Fort Francis E Warren announces Pfc Putman son of Mr and Mrs Lester W Putman is now in training at the USAF Technical School.
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John C. B. Elliott
Ft. Francis L. Warren
Wyo
Pfc. Putman
Lester W. Putman
Sea Pl i
Air Force
USAF
Mount Rainier Territory Coverage Note
Mount Rainier in Washington spans roughly 100 square miles, marking the area around the third highest peak in the United States. The statement places the mountain’s expanse within a defined regional scope and notes its rank among U.S. peaks.
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Mount Rainier
Washington
United States
Local Families Attend Bower Dinner and Church Events
Emmitsburg and Westminster households, including the Bowers, Hartzell, Bollinger, and Gillelan families, gathered for a Sunday dinner. James Bower was christened at Elias Lutherans Church by Rev. Philip Bower. A food stall for Miss Caroline McNulty’s late property sale is set for East Main Street on May 11 with Roy Bollinger as chair. Women’s Missionary Society activities at Zion Lutheran Middle Town and Elias Lutheran Parish House featured meetings and a covered-dish supper.
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Emmitsburg
Jack” Bower
Richard
Westminster
Walter Bower
Virginia
New Windsor
Corrie Hartzell
Roy Bollinger
Frederick Bower
James Bower
F. Bower
Elias Lutherans Church
Philip Bower
Caroline McNulty
East Main Street
Morris Zentz
Robert Gillelan
Chas, Landers
Grace Rowe
Women’s Missionary Society
Missionary work and visiting notices in Virginia and beyond
Mrs Philip Bower was held as slide pictures shown of works being done in home missions at Konnaroch Training School near Marion Virginia. Thirty five members and guests attended. Charles Edward Rowe US Army stationed near Tokyo is furloughing with his father Charles J Rowe and aunts the Misses Carrie and Elizabeth Rowe. He flew fifty hours with two days in Guam and two in Honolulu. Others include Mr Robert Fuss and daughter and Miss Maude Edwards from Covina California visiting Mrs Mary C Fuss. Mrs Maude Harbaugh visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Gutshall Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Felix Hemler near Emmitsburg announce the en
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Philip Bower
Konnaroch
Marion
Charles Edward Rowe
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Charles J. Rowe
Carrie
Elizabeth Rowe
Guam
Honolulu
Robert Fuss
Maude Edwards
Covina
Calif
Mary C. Fuss
Maude Harbaugh
Charles Gutshall
Waynesboro
Felix Hemler
Emmitsburg
Engagement Announcement and Charity Drive Opens
The engagement of Doris to Joseph Orendorff is announced. Catholic Charity Fund, Inc. launches a city and county wide appeal across Baltimore and surrounding counties, with 127 parishes soliciting through May 18. No quota announced. The note on sardines appears as a factual aside about their spawning season.
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Baltimore
Catholic Charity Fund, Inc
Archdiocese of
Baltimore City
Harford
Anne Arundel
Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Maryland federation backs state approval of children's literature
Cumberland May 8 at the Maryland Federation of Men's Bible Classes two day convention endorsed a resolution for state review of comic books magazines and other literature said to lower youth morals. Another vote opposed Sabbath alcohol sales in Maryland. Officers re-elected were W. S. Gosnell president Rev Edwin H Sponseller vice president Paul L Wilson secretary Byron A Winebrewer treasurer and R Raymond Miller chair then to hold a 1650 convention in Frederick next May. The article notes Cahokia mounds possibly took 300 years to build with an estimate of the site.
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Cumberland
Maryland Federation of Men’s
Maryland
Federation
W. S. Gosnell
Edwin H. Sponseller
Vic
Paul L. Wilson
Secr
Byron A. Winebrewer
Urer
Frederick
R Raymond Miller
Funkstown
Cha Tain
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Catoctin
Albert C. Palmer
Williamson’s Drug Store
Prescription
Frederick; Md
Thrift
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corr
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Snewwwaepa PE
Prohive
Pesce
Aniversary
Ari
North Market ST
ST. Dennis Cups
Kresge’s
Hyrs Yortgiller
Moth Supplies
Cannon Towels
Wyoming
Pfc
Lester O. Putman
Woman's Missionary Society of the Elias Lutheran Church
Doris
Joseph Orendorff
Augustus Orendorff
Bonneauville, Pa
Cahokue
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