Wilhelm Named Grace Church Pastor In Munc h
At a Sunday meeting the Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church elected Rev Dr Raymond Z Wilhelm of Spring City Pa to be pastor of the local church He will assume duties early in December His background includes pastorship at Spring City since 1928 leadership in the Philadelphia Synod Youth Cabinet and Boy Scout work The supply committee chaired by Paul S Michael recommended his call and will oversee duties until he arrives.
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Race Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond Z. Wilhelm
Spring City
Manor Charge
Munch
Wilhelm
Grace Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
Barnhart
Bernville
Berks County
Ursinus College
Central Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Flo
The
Theological Seminary
Adamstown
Catherine M. Heisler
York
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Houston
Texas
Emanuel Church
Lansford
Paul 5
Michael
Dr. Wilhelm
Daniel J. Thomas
James C. Biehl
John W. Morgan
Paul D. Simpson
McDonald Speaks At Brunswick Rally In Firemen's Hall
Arch McDonald Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at a Brunswick rally urging support. The hall in Firemen's Hall was reported at capacity as local Democrats were introduced with H. David Hagan and his ensemble providing music and refreshments served. A similar meeting was planned for Unionville Community Hall that night at 7 30.
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Arch McDonald
Congress
Brunswick
Firemen's Hall
H. David Hagan
Unionville
Proposing Public Works Plan Again
Washington officials urged expanded public works planning and cautious bank loans as a central underwriting fund in the reserve system was proposed to back small-business loans. Maj. Gen. Fleming said private construction declines could spark action with $940 million federal aid plans, $1.125 billion unaided plans, and $4 billion in design-stage projects totaling over $6 billion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Philip B. Fleming
Yao Yeey Nk
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hart
Fleming
Bieming
FBI Conference to Be Held in Hagerstown Maryland
Fred Hallford announced the FBI Law Enforcement Conference for the second half of 1946 will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday November 6 in the City Hall Court Room at Hagerstown. Maryland police from Frederick and Washington Counties are expected. An exhibit will feature foreign made weapons as souvenirs and case items. Main topics include Safety in Handling Firearms and Criminal Trends in America Today. Additional conferences will occur in Cumberland Hyattsville Salisbury and Baltimore during November.
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Fred Hallford
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington Counties
Maryland
United States
America
Cumberland
Hyattsville
Salisbury
Trumans Return From Shangri La Weekend
President Truman and Mrs. Truman returned to the White House at 6 45 p m after an outing at Shangri La the presidential camp in Western Maryland. They traveled with secret service and drove back from the Catoctin Mountains area. A single arrest was recorded over the weekend Herbert E Weller of Linwood charged with speeding and posted 645 dollars collateral.
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Washington
Truman
Mrs. Truman
White House
Shangri-La
Maryland
Secret Service
Herbert E. Weller
Linwood
Dan Swomley
Kept Alive 119 Days by Barnacle Soup
Sydney report says James Cush a Norwegian seaman and three companions drifted 119 days after their 45 foot launch ran out of gasoline and sails. They survived by barnacle soup caught rainwater and fish as they drifted toward the Isle of Pines before wrecking on October 7. Cush was hospitalized with scurvy.
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Sydney
James Cush
Cush
New South Wales
Isle of Pines
New Caledonia
U. S
Camp Barnes Hospital
Germans Split Allies At Last
Berlin reports reveal a propaganda struggle by Germany to split the Allies as Russian and Western powers clash. Rumors circulate about Soviet deportations and factory seizures while officials note rising underground, hostile reporting between occupiers. Paul Burrier of Detour faces drunken driving charges after a Saturday incident on Route 15 near the T O O F Home.
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Berlin
Russia
United States
England
Reich
Germany
SED
Social Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Thuringia
Paul Burrier
Route 15
Bruce Brachey
Burrier
Patice Court
War Dept. ramps up recruiting drive to grow all volunteer army
Washington described an intensified War Department effort to exceed 2 million recruits and convert the postwar force to an all volunteer army. A $5,000,000 advertising campaign was approved, with campaigns by American Legion Elks Kiwanis and other groups to recruit youths. Veterans reenlisting may extend to three years and recruiting stations will add enlisted personnel to boost personal contact while aiming for 40,000 monthly volunteers. A return to conscription could occur if strength falls below authorized levels.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
American Legion
the Elks, Kiwanig Club
Advertising drives enlistment as soldiers cost under 30 dollars each
The report credits liberal GI Bill benefits and higher enlistment pay for boosting recruitment. Advertising accounts for most of the outlays with reach across 10 000 newspapers and magazines, plus 20 percent on radio. Stage and screen talent aided the push as the Army and Navy eye future competition for manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Army
National Guard
Navy
Ship Unions Back At Work After 26 Day Strike
In New York on October 27 1946 1181 ships along East and Gulf ports will resume sea duty as Masters Mates and Pilots AFL and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association CIO reach labor pacts. U S Maritime Commission announced workers return tomorrow with movement likely starting Tuesday after cargo and supply prep. Ongoing talks aim to end West Coast strikes anticipated this week.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Masters, Mates and Pilots
AFL
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
CIO
U. S. Maritime Commission
Settlement eyed to end Pacific tie up with East Gulf dispute
Government spokesman said settlement of the East and Gulf Coast dispute could speed a Pacific end. Masters Mates and Pilots must ratify the settlement though union officials call it a formality. Voting began today with results due tomorrow. both unions won pay increases and masters may join the union if they wish. 230 years old Annapolis St Johns College marked its 250th anniversary with ceremonies and an alumni homecoming.
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Pacific
Annapolis
St. John's College
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Stanley Granger
Internal Revenue
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Joseph F. Guffey
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Bour Jois
Paris
Mais
Oul
Courage
Sef Lark
Barbara Gould
Allen
Benn Otts Nee
War Dept
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London
White Star Line
Tors
Cunard
Western Maryland Trust CO
Allen’s Corner Market and
Second Sts
Eastman Movie
Potomac Edison Company
V Decor
Bcline & Son Ambulance Service
Weil Brothers
North Market ST. Frederick, MD
Hendrickson
Ogiru
Carole King
Mademoiselle
Junior Bazaar
Seventeen Charm
Glamour Vogue
Frederick County
Mary Hancock Gregory
William M. Storm
Manuel M. Weinberg
Alton Y. Bennett
Lane
O’conor
Dour Wiai
All Young Democrats
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clark Sheetenhelm’s Orchestra
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