Church Program Aids Service Men Across Maryland Delaware
The interdenominational church effort, led by the Council of Churches of Maryland and Delaware, supports 373 000 service men and women yearly with 14 denominations. Backed by the Third Service Command and $60 000 in War Department equipment, Baltimore churches host weekend liberty entertainment, free beds, breakfasts, dances, and other recreation to uplift veterans amid readjustment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches of
Maryland
Delaware
Third Service Command
War Department
Baltimore
Mr. Wyland
Wyland
Council of Religious Education
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jacob R. Ramsburg
State Electea
Eleanor D Abbott
Frederick
Edgar E. Thomas
Jefferson
Meredith H. Mackley
Louis L. Wilson
Ruth Kreig
Adamstown
Chelip Leveyue
Uwuelu
J. Welty Fahrney
E. H. Sponseller
Myersville
Ralph E. Shober
J. H. Schmitt
William R. Barnhart
Eleanor
D. Abbott
John H. Lentz
Jacob, Kuntz
Robert J. Truax
Mary Holter
Braddock
Henry J. Stahr
R. Ames Hendrickson
Alvin G. Quinn
Florence Garner
Thomas §. Anderson
Soldier's Return From Overseas Duty Awaited at Fort Meade
Pfc. Richard L. White, stationed at 113 Five and Half Street, was set to arrive at Fort Meade Monday after 33 months overseas in the Asiatic Pacific theater with the Engineers Corps and the Army Service Forces announced. He is the husband of Mrs. Treasy White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. White
Fort Meade
Engineers Corps
Army Service Forces
Treasy White
Hangtown Fry Recipe on Kitchen Party Program
The Amateur Chef demonstrates Hangtown Fry as part of a National Brewing Company kitchen party. Guests receive National Bohemian Beer, then prepare a skillet omelette with eggs and small oysters, cooked until golden and plated for serving. Recipe notes invite readers to request the cookbook from The Amateur Chef at National Brewing Company, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Brewing Company
Hangtown
Carnera
Baltimore
Maryland
Traffic Death Toll Drops 18 Percent in October
The National Safety Council reports October traffic deaths fell 18 percent to 2,120 from a prior figure. Through October, 1944 total deaths reached 18,490, about 15 percent higher than the same period in 1943, with optimism that September and October improvements could reduce the full year toll below 1943 levels. Norfolk led cities with no October traffic deaths, while Nashville and Grand Rapids ranked large urban areas nearby.
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Chiease
National Safety Council
Norfolk
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Rapids
Mid
Eoefacd Ai pEriec
Anniversary Carillon Recital Honors Baker Memorial
A carillon recital marking the Joseph D. Baker Memorials third anniversary will be held Thursday at 12 30 pm. Henry T Wade leads the program with H David Hagan in the third year’s lineup. Willard Markey maintains the mechanism as committee members chaired by Mayor Hugh V Gittinger include R Ames Hendrickson Harry J Leichert Robert L Ish and Mr Wade. Also noted are a butchering event at Creagerstown and a property deed recorded in Frederick City Hospital announces a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Paul gle pil Taney apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
Henry T. Wade
H. David Hagan
Wade
Willard Markey
Hugh V. Gittinger
R. Ames Hendrickson
Harry J. Leichert
Robert L. Ish
Frederick City Hospital
Paul
Gle
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim Quick Digestion Boost
An old time patent medicine advertisement promises immediate relief from indigestion headachy feelings and upset stomach by increasing digestive juice flow. It urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills, sold in drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.
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Nature
Carter
FCC hearings move behind closed doors in scandal inquiry
Washington reports the FCC will hold future hearings in private as counsel resigns and two members oppose the move. Rep Wigglesworth and Chairman Lea D-Calin warn the action could trigger a national scandal over the WAMICA sale to Edward J. Noble, with witness Leste Evans Roberts alleging a conspiracy to pressure Flamm. Noble bought the station for 850000 in 1940 and sold to Nathan Straus for 1255000. Noble vows to whitewash the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Rep
Wigglesworth
Rmass
Lea D-Calin
Lea
Wamica
New York
Edward J. Noble
Donald Flamm
Leste Evan Roberts
de Participalva
Flamm
Noble
Nathan Straus
New York City
Church Meeting Highlights Evangelism And War Service Gifts
An evangelistic conference at Grace Methodist Church Gaithersburg featured speakers from 82 West Washington District churches. Dr Holloway criticized equating church membership with salvation and urged stewardship programs Cr use for Peter and Pace, world order, and Sunday School growth. A plan discussed distributing care items to Maryland service members and veterans with a December gift drive list including Bibles, games, writing supplies, toiletries, and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Rallaway
Pheton
Grace Methodist Church
Gaithersburg
West Washington
Maryland
13Th St
Helloway
Holloway
Peter and Pace
Stewardship
Gew World Order
White Cane Reminder Week Initiated in Maryland
Baltimore notices White Cane Reminder Week to begin Monday, organized by the Blind Brotherhoods of Maryland. The event aims to enforce state law giving blind pedestrians with white canes the right of way. F A Faber chairs the observance amid complaints that motorists fail to stop for crossing blind pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Blind Brotherhoods of Maryland, Inc
F. A. Faber
Notions and grooming items listed for sale
Compacta permanent wave set a makeup mirrors bath towels Notions Bobby pins hair pins hair nets clothes pins skirt hangers khaki zipper and pure yarn sewing equipment counted among items offered for sale in the classified listing.
Radio appeal for weekly clothing drive with Eddie Cantor
Eddie Cantor leads a weekly radio appeal in collaboration with the Legion to collect wearables. Items sought include hats, gloves, bandanas, bed socks, handkerchiefs, and bedroom slippers for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
The
Legion
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Creagerstown
Chare
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Charles T. Marshall
Mountaindale
Norman Burdette
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Barbara
Jewell
Rocky Ridge
C. Keilholtz
Shirley
C. H. Goettner
Louise
Perry Hall
Peggy Ann Burdette
Wilson Place
John R. Gill
William E. Harey
FCC
Pythian Sisters
Esther Miller
Taneytown Temple
Focal Temple
Bliss Miller
Park Avease
Ries
W B. James
Florence Kline
Keedysville
Sion
Testa
Moss
Willams
Ested
Niro Men
USA
Dhese
Steve
Stalione
Cologne
Pstiche
Rouse
Sin Gitis
Atloansins
Fener Rall Nnlich
Srsienne Aete
Delphey Bros
Saum’s
Washington St
Hagerstown
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St. Pirsne
Maathi
Euch
Jas Mous Lydis E. Pinkhaem
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkmam
Frederick County National Bank
Markey Street
Meérubet Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ROYAL
Uae
UrCru
Lady's
Cena
Bulova
Ned
Zeiler
Buckeystown
North Court St. Frederick
Ensational
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Peoples Service Drug Stores
West Patrick ST
North Market ST
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