Presbyterian Church Unification Plan Rejected
Lulsa Oklahoma May 25 A plan for unification talks among the Presbyterian Church in the United States and Congregationalists Christians and Universal churches was rejected. The assembly also endorsed antiwar and antiwar resolutions and approved considering a revision of the book of common worship. It rejected a June conference for amalgamation and moved to study church unity further. Local petitions sought to keep Princeton Seminary governed as is amid reorganizational debate.
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Okla
Presbyterian Church
United States
Congregationalists
Christian
Universal Churches
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On Unity and Co-Operation
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Department of Co-Operation and Union
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Princeton Seminary
T. T. Brown
Presbyterian Churches
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
W. M. Topping
Germantown
J. W. Lowden
Boyds
J. E. Galt
New Windsor
J. F. Minor Simpson
Indian Springs
Charles Treich
Frederick
T. C. Hays
A. A. Martin
R. W. Galt
Key Mar
Piney Creek
Darnestown
Neelsville
Walter B. Greenway
Beaver College For Women
Jenkinstown
Princeton
Men of Nations
Billy Sunday
Mark Mathews
Seattle
Washington
M. M. Magen
Yale University
Gordon M. Clark
Philosophy
University of Pennsylvania
R. A. Torrey
James ©. Moffatt
Cumberland
Maryland
Francis L. Patton
Baseball gossip from the early season with players and managers
In Florida Col Ruppert questions Miller Huggins about a rookie Lar zeri, a Cleveland buyer, while stories circulate of Pittsburgh pitchers policing beanballs. Notes on Babe Ruth records, cross league trades, and quirks of managers, with childhood meals, fashion, and scoreboards in the mix.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Pittsburgs
New Record Made Over Seaplane Altitude Near 17000 Feet
In Philadelphia on May 28 Lieut Zeus Soucek of the U S Navy piloted PN 12 to an altitude exceeding 17 000 feet, setting an American seaplane record for a payload of 1 000 kilograms. The prior American mark was 7 979 feet set in San Diego years ago. Official graphs in the aircraft will confirm the exact height. Soucek aimed to surpass the world altitude record for seaplanes carrying 1 906 kilograms but fell short by about 2 000 feet.
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Philadelphia
Zeus Soucek
San Diego
Cal
Suocek
Husband Finally Gets Relief From Piles
A testimonial from a Colac user in Norfolk notes relief after years of suffering from piles. The advertisement claims Colac Pile Pills, a vegetable astringent, pass to the bowels and form an antiseptic healing liquid that stops irritation and aims for permanent relief with money back offered by The Vasco Product Inc.
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Avons
Colac
Norfolk
Tx Vasco Product, Inc
Brentwood
Rights of a baserunner overrunning first base in baseball
A baserunner who overruns first base may return to that base without being put out if he makes no attempt to advance to second. The runner may turn in fair or foul territory in either direction. If he attempts to go toward second, he loses the exemption and must rely on tagging or continuing to second or returning to first.
Poultry Day Observed at Maryland June 8
County poultry raisers plan to attend Maryland Poultry Day at the University of Maryland College Park on June 8. Speakers include F M Payne Braddock Heights in a talk on selling poultry for profit, with sessions on certification, egg marketing, and poultry industry developments led by state and university officials.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
F. M. Payne
Braddock Heights
Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers’ Association
Henry BR. Shoemaker
State Poultry Association
State Association
R. A. Patterson
M. A. Jul
Poultry Division
U. & Department of Agriculture
Buureau of
Beltsville
W. H Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Agron Fell
Maryland Association
W. C. Rhode
C. 2
Beller Andrt
D. Holder
W. D. Pickering
Denton
Aaron F. Fell
Bethesds
Lloyd 4H. Holsinger
George L. Major
Airy
D. W. Sparklin
Federalsburg
Mr. Payne
Hraddock Heights
Robert T. Day
Sykesville
William V. Lauterbach
Raspelurs
Corns Removed for 10 Cents Ad
A vintage ad promotes O-Joy Corn Wafers six for a dime. Press a wafer on the corn to remove the corn including roots. claims instant pain relief and fits with shoe comfort. Veaco Products, Inc, Brentwood, Md markets the wafer as a superior, affordable remedy avoiding acids or pads.
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Veaco Products, Inc
Brentwood, Md
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