Church Institute Ends Here in Frederick on Poverty Talk
Dr Willard Johnson president of the Committee for International Economic Growth opened a one day state institute on international mass poverty. He argued poverty can be ended globally though Asia Africa and India still face mass poverty while Russia's literacy and health gains are noted. The event drew about 200 attendees with panels and a Florida trip prize for a sales contest winner.
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Willard Johnson
Committee For International Economic Growth
State Institute
International
Frederick Church
Johnson
United Nations
Dr. Johnson
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
India
Russia
Brethren Ch
Frederick
Unfavorable Year for B and O Railroad Reported
Baltimore AP says the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad faced a tough year with net income down 22.8 percent to 4... wait.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Howard E. Simpson
Tog
Simpson
Il Milion
Investigating Death Of Mine Operator In Diamond Field
Police in Murfreesboro Arkansas probe the murder of Eilis E. Fagan 58 found shot in a shack on the Martin diamond mine adjoining Crater of Diamonds. Deputies say the killer placed the pistol in Fagan's left hand. right hand was injured by the shot.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
North America
Eilis E. Fagan
Charles Holder
Fagan
Boy Victim Of Hunting Accident In Maryland Field
An 11 year old boy, Carroll H. Cullum, was fatally shot in a Scarboro field when a hunting companion accidentally discharged a 20 gauge shotgun while checking safety. James B. Acker and Donald Heck, both from Scarboro, hunted with him. The incident occurred in a hay field northwest of Scarboro, and Dr. Harold C. Palmer ruled the death accidental.
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Scarboro
Carrol
Fran H. Cullim
James B. Acker
Donald Heck
Donaldford
Maryland
Acker
Cal- Tum
Heck
Cullum
Harold C. Palmer
Harford County
United Thank Offering Service at All Saints Church
A Wednesday 11 a.m. United Thank Offering service will be held at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell as celebrant in Holy Communion. Rev. Hermann A. di Brandi of St. James Mt. Airy will deliver the sermon alongside local clergy.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Noble C. Powell
Hermann A. di Brandi
St. James Enis- America’s
Lances* Lake
Kopal Church
Mt. Airy
Bumacungemaug
Braml
Will Gehver
Walkersville Notes Include Bazaar Plans and Local Visits
Walkersville reports Mrs. Anna Grantham and Miss Henrietta Cramer hosted guests from Baltimore, and a Glade Women’s Guild bazaar is set for November 11–12 in the Grade Reformed parlor. Residents share weekend trips, youth events, and church activities with attendees listing many local names.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
C. B. i Roberts
Baltimore
Anna’ ‘Belle Grantham
Henrietta Cramer
Glade
Adamstown Homemakers Share Fashion and Faith Meeting
At the Adamstown Homemakers gathering on November 4 Mrs. Mitton Fry led a clothing demonstration “What’s your P A Rating” assisted by Mrs. James Hoult. Topics covered personal appearance health, cosmetics and gowning with six members modeling finished dresses. A Thanksgiving devotion followed with prayers and songs.
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Adamstown
Mitton Fry
Ers
James Hoult
Biser
Preston Smith
Mitton Fire
Fry
Snook
J Airs
Walter Houff
Louch Pase
Paul Morzenthall
Munton ‘Fry
Iwan Loucks
Sal
Underwater Arctic Island Reported By Columbia Team
New York AP reports a large underwater island chained 800 feet below the Arctic Ocean. Discovered February 1958 by Columbia University researchers from the Lamont observatory, the plateau showed a sudden drop in depth and hosted sponges, cold water shrimp, small fish, and sea anemone.
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New York
I Colum
Diateau
Scienti
Sa Hattan
Maryland
New Jers
Norih
William J. Cromie
Cromie
Columbia
Lamont Geolevel Observatory
Walkersville Homemakers Club Meeting Notes
The Walkersville Homemakers Club met at the home of John Whitmore on Friday evening November 6. Members collected for the Christmas basket and contributions were given for charity. A Holiday Tea is planned for December 3 in Winchester Hall with holiday entertainment on November 17 at the Salvation Army HQ. The Christmas party is set for December 10 in the Reformed church parlor with a program committee listed and hostesses named.
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Met
OM United Church
Robert Tuck
I Christ
Walkersvile Homemakers Club
Homer
John Whitmore
Ian Creed
Wisner
Winchester Hall
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Reformed
Cedric Smith
Mary Nicodemus
Richard Thompson
Grayson Haller
Ward Stauffer
George Clayton Stauffer
Harry O. Smith
Ezra Grantham
Salisbury Grand Jury Opens Special Session
The Salisbury county grand jury met in a special session Monday to hear a new charge related to a money shortage. Circuit Judge Rex A. Taylor announced the investigation into liquor store accounts as Sirimavo Bandaranaike, widow of the assassinated premier, would run for the county seat.
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Salisbury
Colombo
Ceylon
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Rex A. Taylor
Parita
Taylor
Seizure of Cranberries Linked to Weed Killer Contamination
Washington AP Secretary Flemming announced seizure of 25 cases of Wisconsin grown cranberries shipped to Nashville amid tests showing about 20 percent contamination by the weed killer amixoiriazote. FDA chemists reported 30 million pounds tested with 89,000 pounds contaminated. four lots definite, 334 of 337 lots cleared or pending recheck. Origin of contaminated lots not yet determined. The effort aims to segregate contaminated berries on a larger scale.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Wisconsin
Nashville
Tenn
Flemming
Food ‘and Drug Administration
FDA
Flem
Massachusets
New Jersey
Wea Ston State
George
Teacher Charged With Beating Child
A Sabillasville elementary school teacher E Maurice Clark was served with a warrant after a student Linda Ann Bente said he beat her with a yardstick on Nov 6. Linda showed back bruises per a doctor report. Clark posted a $1000 bond and trial was rescheduled for Nov 24 at 4 30 PM.
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Sabillasville
E. Maurice Clark
Linda Ann Bente
Cutlen
Clark
Linda
Douglas F. Rogers
Edward Storm Last
Lawrence E. Williams
Negro
Westminster
M Trate Stormyard Lee Bell
Highland Street
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Church Institute
Florida
Wiliam S. Hood
Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach
Easy Laundry Appliances
D Son
Murray Corporation of America
Hood
U.S
iOver
America
National Industries Conference Board
Raymond Craddock
Milwaukee
Wishe Youth Fellowship of
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Ron Smith
Douglas Ham
Bobbie Hummer
Marshal Burrier
Jean Oland
Betty Burrier
Sharon Stauffer
Ruth Ann
Jane McLaren
Mary Baret Hoke
Sanctuary Improvement Fund
Walkersville High School
Ministerial Association
Nic Richard Thompson
Charles Nicodemus
Tthe Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Memorial Church
Coart University
Homemakers
Hall of the
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
Johnh
Garst
Council of Women
Airs. Er
Glennez
Freder
Castleman Reh
Breth- Dr
Gion
D.C. and Presse Committee For International Economic Growth
Eaker
Leo F. Martin
Richard J. O'Connor
Vernon W. Forney
Maynard W. Wassler
Theodore
Castleman V. Levinson
Hugh Simms
Alion J. Ps
Milton P_ sn
Diz Liquor Board
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Frederick Knights of Columbus
W. J. Jones Jr
Francis W. Bush Jr
Arctic
Germany
Mainz
EF. Phelps
Phelps
Feaven
Ohio
Walkersville Homemakers Club
Neclite
Ker
Kemp
Vermont
Green Mountain Post Boy
Ehen Wazaman
Santa Claus
News and Post
Santa
North Pole
Greneagles
Gleneagles
Sara Keima
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