Fry Elected President of United Lutheran Church in America
Minneapolis Oct 12 delegates of the United Lutheran Church in America chose Rev. Dr. Frank Fry of Akron Ohio as president to succeed Rev. Dr. Frederick M Knubel of New York. Fry won on the fourth ballot among 622 accredited delegates from the United States and Canadian Synods. The vote followed plans to nearly double the budget for the next three years to 7 500 000 and expand post war mission building and rehabilitation worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Munce Ha
United Lutheran Church In America
Frank
Clark Fry
Akron
Ohio
Frederick M. Knube
New York
Fry
Trinity Lutheran Church
United States
Hease
Church Patentive Board
Gen Leonard Visited By Daughter In England
Major General John W Leonard, long stationed as a Maryland National Guard attache, is in England where his daughter Miss Eileen Leonard a Red Cross worker in France visited him. She flew from France to see her father after two years overseas and currently stays near Paris in a chateau.
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John W. Leonard
Maryland National Guard
England
Eileen Leonard
Red Croce
France
Leonard
Hood College
Red Cross
Paris
Hood
London
Oxford
John W. Leonard, Jr
Italy
American Field Service
Natalie Leonard
National Red Cross
Washington
Finney General Hospital
Thomasville
San Antonin, Tex
Battle over Statler Hotel inquiry sparks AFL clash
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee sent its attorney to New York City to question AFL Teamsters Union officials about the Statler Hotel brawl after President Roosevelt spoke to a union meeting. Chairman Green said Murphy left after failing to reach Tobin and asked if the union would cooperate, receiving limited assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Robert T. Murphy
New York City
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL Teamsters
Green
D-Ri
Murphy
New York
Yobin
Union
Roosevelt
Statler Hotel
Navy
Italians To Be Free To Work Own Destiny
President Roosevelt in a White House radio address told the Saban American Labor Council that when Allied military operations in Italy end Italians will be free to work out their own destiny under a government of their choosing. He said American troops entered Italy as liberators, not conquerors, with a military objective.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Italy
White House
Saban- American Labor Council
New York
Council
Hood Campus Day Program Promises Music And Dance
Hood College prepares a campus day Saturday featuring an organ recital in Hudson Memorial Theater with Dvorak Sibelius Albeniz Macbeth and Chabrier pieces, followed by an all college singing medley led by Margaret Whitehead and a semi formal dance in Coblentz Hall with Clark Sheetenhelm and his orchestra. The event is sponsored by the Hood Athletic Association and the YWCA with a large committee of students and faculty coordinating tickets refreshments and arrangements.
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Hudson Memorial Theater
Dvorak
Sibelius
Albeniz
Macbeth
Pietro A. Yon
Margaret Whitehead
Upper Montclair
In. J
Catherine Williams
Margaret B. Newman
Frederick
W. Merval Weaver
J. Alex Gilfillan
Elinor Roth
Sally Wills Holland
Edward C. Hartman
Martin L. Bowers
Helen M. Thal
C. W. Sprenkel
Wayne C
Scarsdale
N. J
Dorothy Rothberg
Plainfield
Janice Eastman
Harrisburg
Mary Lower
Hummelstown
Jane Gilpin
Westfield
Betty Bishop
Chatham
Gladys Ruby
Long Island
Lillian Brown
Miriam Apple
Vicrarian
Rase Adviemre
George Hardy
Nellie Blocher
Elizabeth B. Bawer
Martha C. Carson
Raymond I. Ford
Henry T. Wade
Ruth E. Perry
Henry I. Stahr
Local hospital notices list several patients and recoveries in Frederick area
Among the sick at Frederick City Hospital Mrs J D Mause of Myersville is under observation. Norman Dixon of Limé Kiln returned to the hospital after May surgery. John D Bitler of 350 Madison Street home-bound since August 30 with a fractured right foot. Randolph Burns of Thurmont discharged after fracturing both arms in a ladder fall. Mrs Walter Dade discharged after Schnauffer Hospital operation and visiting relatives near Jefferson before returning to Brentwood. Mrs McG Amtrose near Broad Run previously operated at Schnauffer Hospital. Alice Horine of Burkittsville ill for six weeks but improved. Charles E Keefer at 233 West Patrick Street operated on. condition satisfactory. Also news: Yasuo Kuniyoshi wins $1000 prize at Cathegic Institute exhibition with a still life titled Roo 116. Harry F Rhoderick of Unionville cited for Combat Infantryman Badge participation in Italy.
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J. D. Mause
Myersville
Frederick City Hospital
Norman Dixon
Limé Kiln
John D. Bitler
Madison Street
Randolph Burns
Thurmont
Walter Dade
Schnauffer Hospital
M. L. Dade
Jefferson
Brentwood
McG. Amtrose
Broad Run
Alice Horine
Burkittsville
Charles E. Keefer
West Patrick Street
Crosswords Puzzle Clue List and Answers Fragment
A long vertical and horizontal crossword clue set with numbered hints and partial answers covering topics from authors and ages to materials and foods. The readable portions hint at common crossword entries, including terms for animals, colors, and measurements, with scattered definitions and abbreviations.
Alumnae Council At Hood Plans Saturday Session
Hood College alumnae council to meet in the Joseph Henry Apple Library after Campus Day activities to discuss placing work in the alumnae office. Miss Fannie Magee will preside. Dr Henry Stahr will speak, with reports from Hildegarde Pilgrim Mildred Motter Ogden and Mary Grace Nielfenstein. Delegates from several Pennsylvania cities and from Washington Baltimore Hagerstown and Frederick expected. Supper in Coblentz Hall then meeting to resume if needed.
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Mary Grace Nlelfenstein
Frederick
Hanover
Harrisburg
Lancaster
York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Coblentz Hall
Organize Negro Section For War Fund Campaign
Organize Negroes to raise fifty thousand dollars for local Community Chest work and national aid to armed forces and war torn nations. Committee includes Mrs Bourne as chairwoman and Prof C E Henson Miss E Hutchins Miss M E Thomas for general canvass chaired by Mrs Charles Brown and others. Negro directors featured in Survey Graphic article with USC club photos.
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Erick
Bourne
C. E. Henson
E. Hutchins
M. £. Thomas
Charles Brown
A.G. Bourne
Melvin Addison
Janie Posey
Howard Smith
Edith Lakins
James Spriggs
Community Chest
National War Fund
USC
Survey Graphic
Weather Summary and River Conditions for Today
The 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today is 0.04 inches. October precipitation to date is 1.34 inches, below the normal 3.03 inches. October 1943 totals show 4.06 inches. precipitation shortfall to Oct 1, 1944 is 2.30 inches. Yesterday's high was 68, last year's 72. Low temperatures were 48 and 30. Sunset 6:38 pm, sunrise 7:19 am. Moon rises 4:42 am, sets 5:48 pm. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac are clear at Ceresville and Knoxville respectively.
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Ceresville
Knoxville
War Production Board authorizes 493000 guns for civilians
The War Production Board authorized production of 493,000 shotguns and rifles for farmers ranchers police and other law enforcement agencies. Sportsmen may receive some toward the end of the program on June 30. Partly fabricated guns can be resumed, while pistols and revolvers are excluded due to military demand.
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Washington
War Production Board
Hunters Convicted in State Hunting Violations
Frank Jackson and Oscar Cope of Bethesda were fined $10 each by Magistrate Donald DeLashmutt in Rockville for state hunting law violations. Jackson faced an unplugged gun charge and Cope was guilty of hunting within 100 yards of a highway. Arrests were made by Deputy Wardena Waters and Houck.
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Frank Jackson
Oscar Copeland
Bethesda
Donald DeLashmutt
Rockville
Jackson
Copeland
Calvary Lutheran Woodbine to be rededicated with service
The Rev Dr Lloyd M Keller president of Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will preach and rededicate Calvary Lutheran Church Woodbine on Sunday afternoon October 22 in a community service of thanksgiving. Keller is pastor of St Johns Lutheran Pimlico Road and Cold Spring Lane Baltimore.
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Lloyd M. Keller
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Calvary Lutheran Church
Woodbine
Keller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pimlico Road
Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore
Calvary Church
Beans Released From Government Stocks For Civilian Use
Washington on October 12 government stocks release 400000 cases of canned snap beans for civilian use by the War Food Administration. An initial lot of 55494 cases was offered for sale to canners in the first action of the program.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Yingling Named First Alternate for Naval Academy
Abdiel Yingling of Mt Airy has been named first alternate from the Second Congressional District for the U S Naval Academy. A Mt Airy High School graduate, class of 1944, he has been continuing his studies at Bullis School in Silver Spring.
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Naval Academy
Abdiel R
Buddy) Yingling
Mt .Airy
U. S. Naval Academy
Yingling
Mt. Airy
Bullis School
Silver Springs
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Gen. Leonard
Hotel Statler
GAS Salas Luftwa
Hitler
Poland
H. H. Arnold
Ofla
Meles Army Air Forces
Pittsburgh
Cathegic Institute
Yasuo Kuniyoshi
Harry F. Rhoderick
Chas. Rhoderick
Unionville
Red Bull
Fifth Army
Fre
Aorizonta
Great Lake
Architectura
Alumnae Council
War Fund
Campaien
William C. Coleman
Federal Court
Edgar
Keefer
Mee
Domei
Tokyo
Philippines
Pete
Matt and
Jeff
Daz
Mrk and
Mrs
taReillos
BASIE
Luce
Ben. Po
Boots
Omigosh
Bey
Jokay Lokan
Red Ryder
Ferery
Balk
Lard Smith
Fin
Joe
Freckles
Miso
Stauffer's
Javuar Asap Dam
Sue
Wisit
Grandpaw
The
Wile
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