Miracles and 4-H notes in Middletown life blend
The article opens discussing miracles as natural law in daily life and the possibility of greater wonders, then shifts to local Middletown 4-H news. The November meeting of the Middletown Senior 4-H Club met at the local fire hall with 14 members and two leaders. plans for achievement night set for November 27 and a year program outlined. A Monocacy Village Girls 4-H Club meeting at Sandy Smith's home appointed a fair booth committee and outlined events for the coming year. Christmas party plans were led by Ann Howard and committee members. Refreshments followed.
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Janice Dykstra
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce at IRS hearing in Annapolis
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce joined Quincey Mass in a public IRS hearing on deducting chamber dues if a local chamber engages in legislative lobbying. Richard R. Kline and Richard D. Hammond represented Frederick, arguing the ruling conflicts with Congress and the 1962 guidance inviting citizen organizations to participate in state and national legislative matters.
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4-H Club Reports November Meeting Details
Members of the Ballenger 4-H Girls Club met at JoAnn King’s home for November activities. Carol Myers led a scripture reading and group singing with Darlene Flock. Eight members, one leader, and two guests attended. JoAnn King read a letter on the fair booth ribbon and Carol Myers was nominated as a delegate for next year. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Kathy Murphy’s home.
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JoAnn King
Carol Myers
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Kathy Murphy
U N To Discuss Border Clashes
United Nations Security Council will meet this afternoon to discuss clashes between Syria and Israel. U S delegate Adlai Stevenson, council president for November, convened the meeting after Rafik Asha urged action. Syrian and Israeli forces fought Friday and Saturday, with Israel filing complaints of Syrian aggression and threats from Syrian officials. Iraq said its army was on alert on the Syrian border to aid Syria if needed.
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Five Baltimore men charged in Gettysburg cigar theft
Four Baltimore men Cannon Edward Turner and Horton were arrested in Gettysburg after a burglary at G Lynn Golden’s home near the Gettysburg Harrisburg road north of York Springs. Police recovered four crates valued at 500 dollars outside the Janina wedding.
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Pa Railroad Ordered to Clean Up 13 Trains Through Md
The Pennsylvania Railroad faces a formal order from Maryland's Public Service Commission after inspectors found poor conditions on 13 passenger trains passing through the state. Issues cited include poorly maintained laboratories, broken windows, dirty floors, and unserviceable air conditioning and lighting. The PSC warned of formal action if corrections are not made.
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Truman says MacArthur aimed at the presidency
Former President Harry S Truman asserts that General Douglas MacArthur, fired in 1951 over policy, sought the presidency and defied U S policy. Truman’s remarks come during a television program series on his early career and wartime decisions.
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Truman comments on MacArthur White House chances
The News notes Truman recalling Douglas MacArthur in 1944 discourse. It states MacArthur died last April at age 84 and Truman, now 80, believed MacArthur could have been president if not for himself.
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Truman
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