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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1947

Page

3

Peace conference at Brethren Center draws 350 plus

More than 350 people from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia attended the What Price Peace conference at the Brethren Service Center in New Windsor. The program featured diverse nations races and faiths as speakers urged a method and attitude of peace and cooperation over war.

Brethren Service Center New Windsor Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia District of Columbia World Brotherhood Matthew Lipa Center Frederick J. Libby The National Council For the Prevention of War Graham R. Hodges Jean Rosselet Goucher College Bjorg Opdanl Baltimore Abraham Shusterman Har Sinai Temple Edward

International figures and music mark historic Baltimore conference

Wing, Stannislaw Rembski, Feridun Anderson, Louis Milio, Henry E. Niles, Rudolph Neu endorffer, Sam Ishikawa, and Dr. Walter T. Dixon attend a Baltimore conference representing diverse communities. Music by Polish, Norwegian, Italian, and Negro groups enhances the atmosphere of international goodwill. Union College in Schenectady hosts a mineral collection with over ten thousand specimens from around the world.

T. Dixon Batimore Union College, Schenectady, N. Y

Britain Begins Potato Rationing Opens Three Pounds Weekly

London reports Britain starts potato rationing for the first time, limiting each ration book holder to three pounds weekly. Grocers note protests by housewives in Brixton and other districts as many say they cannot survive on the reduced allotment. A nutritionist defends the ration, citing 2700 calories daily, while officials warn supplies may dip in winter.

London Britain Brixton George Kingston Kingston

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