Reserve Donors Enrolled for Mobile Unit Visit
The Red Cross reports strong donor registrations for the upcoming Mobile Unit visit next week and seeks reserve volunteers to cover cancellations or illness. Officials laud the prompt response and note many names volunteered by postcard await publication due to permission issues.
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Red Cross
Nelson S. Garling
Jean M. Marsh
Helen
Dorothy Hamby
Mary Deavers
Mary A. Dastilio
Chas. Spessard
Norma M. Glenn
Kenneth S. Snapp
Church Peace Pillars Guide Global Harmony By Zachary Taylor
AP Features Writer describes a Presbyterian peace advocate behind the Six Pillars of Peace issued by the Federal Council of Churches. John Foster Dulles leads the council’s peace efforts, arguing for a fellowship of nations, opposition to imperialism, and a peace rooted in Christian principles guiding policy, treaties, and arms control.
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Zachary Taylor
New York
Federal Council of Churches
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Wall Street
Rockefeller Foundation
Fellowship of Nations
China
India
Church
Fellowship of Peoples
Russia
Versailles
America
Leaflets Dropped By Local Airmen Over Hagerstown
Civil Air Patrol planes from Hagerstown wings dumped thousands of War Bond leaflets over the city yesterday evening. Four to six planes including one Army craft released the leaflets at about 5:30 at altitudes of 1000 to 1500 feet, scattering them across the town amid favorable atmospheric conditions.
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Hagerstown
Civil Air Patrol, Maryland Wing
Legion Plans Mortgage Burning Ceremony at Local Post
Morris Frock post of the American Legion will burn its mortgage at tomorrow’s meeting with fitting ceremonies. Talks will recount the post history and progress, and a financial report covering its years of operation will be presented. The post now has over 500 members, including more than twenty World War II veterans.
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Morris
Negro life term escapes from Cecil County Jail
Richard Branch, a life term Negro parolee, escaped from Cecil County Jail in ElktonMd last night while two Negro soldiers convicted of rape remained in custody. Sheriff Ralph E Robinson said authorities continued search and investigation with the State’s Attorney Henry Constable confirming the escape.
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Elkton
Richard Branch
Cecil County
Henry Constable
Sherif
Ralph E. Robinson
New Yorker Escape Theory Emerges From Jail Break Tale
The escape was announced with no clue how the 25 year old managed to slip away. Some people theorize he joined a party of visitors and left the jail with them. The text notes that when the U S government moved from New York to Washington in 1800 it had only 123 clerks.
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U. S
New York
Washington
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Roy Myers
Ehner C. Koontz
L. G. Myers
M. K. Wigfield
J. ¥. Bryan
S. W. Shhrader
C. W. Clowser
HE. Ilgentritz
May Otzelberger
Anna Langenstein
G. G. Chapman
Leo Henson
William Dietrick
W. S. Ludwig
Oliver Bowling
Frank L. Welty
Ruth Byrum
Legion
Bellans
Shockey’s
Caskey’s
Caskey Baking Co
Boscul Coffee
RSA
WM. S. Scull CO
Camden, N. J
Secoamerica
Sears
U.S
Penn State
Tela
Sears, Roebuck
C. Rhode Island Reds
New
Defiance
Sears Money Back
Trate
U. S. Bureau of Standards
FI. Bell
Potomac Street
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