Draft onus on draft plan stirs in Washington May
Reporters say the House may delay actual drafting until the President proclaims the need. A GOP leader cited three factions splitting the House on manpower, with a push to set up a standby draft for ages 19 to 25, potentially starting 90 days after law. A Senate battle looms over 18 year old training, opposed by Taft and women's groups warning of harm to home life and education.
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May
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National Council Against Conscription
Garden club meeting highlights and upcoming events
The Union Bridge group hosted a meeting with guest speaker Mrs. Roscoe Thompson of Mount Airy who discussed flowering and berrying shrubs for year round use in arrangements. Announcements included several Garden Pilgrimages and a Mower show at Ascension Episcopal church on May 24. Tea was served by Mrs. Englar, with Mrs. Earle Buckey pouring. In Martinsburg, R. Lewis Beniz was named chairman of the Salvation Army advisory board, succeeding Frank C. Thomas. Mrs. Gray Silver was secretary and Charles G. Gain treasurer.
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Roscoe Thompson
Mount Airy
Ascension Episcopal Church
Englar
Earle Buckey
Thomas Martinsburg
W.va
R. Lewis Beniz
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Frank C. Thomas
Gray Silver
Charles G. Gain
Johns Hopkins Faces Deficit Crisis at $900,000
Johns Hopkins Hospital warns Baltimore of a grave crisis as its 1947-48 fiscal year ends with a $900,000 deficit after accounting for endowment, gifts, and aid. President W. Wallace Lanahan cites payroll and supply cost increases, shorter patient stays, and newer therapies as causes, urging community support to avert jeopardy to the medical center. Competing with over 1,000 teams, the lo ag class of Emmits-
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Baltimore
May
Johns Hopkins Hospital
W. Wallace Lanahan
Lanahan
Lo Ag
Emmits
Burg High Wins 18th Hoard’s Dairyman Cow Judging
Emmitsburg High School led by Reese Poffenberger earned top honors in the 18th Hoard’s Dairyman cow judging contest with an average score of 75 of 500. Poffenberger received honorable mention in the vocational instructors division among 28 team members.
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Hoard’s Dairyman
Reese Poffenberger
Vo Ag
Emmitsburg
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