Historical Society Leads Two Year War Records Project
Frederick County Maryland forms a two year program to codify local military and civilian WWII records for publication by the U S War Records Division. Charles F Bowers presided at the kickoff as eight local groups joined in planning sessions seeking data from 127 organizations and about 4600 discharged personnel.
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Historical Society
U. S. War Records Division
Charles F. Bowers
County Historical Society
Jefferson and
Patrick
George C. Slagle
Ciianpoer
Ty W.ean R. Slemmer
Red Cross
Camp Detrick
Federal War Records Division
Mary Wilson Hodgson
Zonta
Paul §. Michael
Chamber of Commerce
William R. Slemmer
George
Best
Frederick County Historical Society
Auto Workers Plan To Ask For More Now
Philadelphia Sept 13 The CIO United Auto Workers will demand that any higher wage formula used to settle the maritime strike be applied to auto contracts. VP R J Thomas said the seamen's settlement set a higher standard than the 1813 cents an hour for autos, noting the earlier pledge tied to a year of contract closure. He argued prices rose far more than the wage increase and asserted workers always want more money. Also Bernard E Fogle announced a Sunday film showing My Beloved Son at 7 pm. Admission free.
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Cio-United Auto Workers
R. J. Thomas
Orst
Thomas
Bernard E. Fogle
C. E. Society of the United Brethren Church
Son
Salary hike urged for University of Maryland president
Annapolis Sept 13 The University of Maryland Board of Regents has recommended raising Dr H Byrd president's salary from 15000 to 17500 annually. A letter from Board Chairman William P Cole Jr notes the post has been stationary since 1926 and includes typical perquisites. The Governor's Office will present the recommendation to the Board of Public Works at its next meeting.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
University of Maryland Board of Regents
H. ©. Byrd
William P. Cole, Jr
Board of Public Works
Four Killed In Jaffa Bank Robbery
Four people are killed in an armed bank raid in Jaffa, including three Arabs, with a simultaneous $3,600 theft in Tel Aviv. At least three wounded and 12 arrested as police suspect the Stern Gang. Arab leaders threaten possible bloodshed. 3,000 Najdada march in Nebi Reuben parade nearby. Experimental dream study notes dreams last about two and a half minutes.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Stern
Nn Tawieh Amderaraiideran
Najdada
Mostlem
Nebi Reuben
Proposed Adoption Law Is Explained
Manuel M. Weinberg spoke to the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Maryland’s proposed adoption law. The measure, from a Gov. O’Conor commission study, aims to protect children and parents, require consent statements and a one year probation, and seal the decree barring post judgment changes. The State Dept of Public Welfare would investigate with the Children’s Aid Society likely handling county work. A business meeting follows next Monday at the same hotel.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Atttorney
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
Gov. O'Conor
Weinberg
State Dept. of Public Welfare
Work Inne County
Children's Aid Society
Resurfacing of Route 40 West of Baltimore Finished
The State Roads Commission completed resurfacing of the National Highway from Fine Orchard to Ridgeville along Route 40. Traffic was resumed with detours previously in place for Baltimore-bound motorists via Liberty Road. A stone and light tar surface was laid to improve driving conditions after reports of slippery pavement.
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Fine Orchard
Baltimore
Ridgeville
State Roads Commission
Liberty Road
Free trial offer for asthma relief from Frontier Co
If you suffer severe asthma attacks and struggle to breathe send now for a free trial of a remarkable method. It costs nothing and applies to all locations regardless of faith or prior treatments. Address Frontier Asthma Buffalo for the free trial at Frontier Building Niagara Street.
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Sunday Schools Shaped American Life and Character
Thousands of Sunday Schools across the nation have quietly influenced American life by teaching children Bible stories in simple classrooms. Teachers, dedicated and faithful, conveyed New Testament and Old Testament narratives, shaping generations and leaving an enduring national debt to these educators.
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Abraham
Jacob
Moses
Disciples
Paul
Stephen
America
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