Rail chiefs in Pittsburgh report recession end in sight
Five railway presidents from major lines gathered in Pittsburgh for the Association of American Railroads directors meeting and a banquet. They described rising carloadings and an upswing already under way, with M W Clement of Pennsylvania Railroad noting January gains and spring improvements expected. E E Norris of Southern predicted a broad upswing, L W Baldwin of Missouri Pacific said the bottom is passed, and John J Pelley urged higher freight rates as rails emerge from a financial bog. America has begun to pull out of the recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Association of American Railroada
M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. E. Norris
Southern Railroad
L. W. Beldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
John J. Pelley
Association
America
Sergeant Recalls Liner Leviathan
Sergeant John J. Chop recalls the U S seizure of the Leviathan at Hoboken N J and the 22nd Infantry’s role in seizing German ships after the United States declared war. He blew the colors as the American flag replaced the German flag aboard the Vaterland during the seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
John J. Chop
U. S. Army
U. S
Hoboken
N. J
Chop
22Nd Infantry
Germany
United States
Bendell Speaks on Leadership at 4H Council Meeting
Alfred G Bendell Jr executive of the Washington County Council of Boy Scouts addressed the County 4H Council at the new extension service headquarters. He outlined leadership traits courage tact and conviction and discussed juvenile needs as a service challenge. The event doubled as a house warming with games and refreshments planned by local leaders and new members elected to the 4-H honorary group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Bendell, Jr
Washington County Council of Boy Scouts
Extension Service
Mary Rohrer
Hazel Stouffer
Clarence Foltz
Martha Lowman
Alice Robbrer
William Clopper
Daniel Downey
Qihera
Helen Smith
Verna Keller
Bernice Baker
Caroline Reed
Jeana Sprecher
Margaret Lowery
Elizabeth Liskey
Ora Bussard
Ardath Martin
Betty Lisker
Ray Rohrer
Keller Seibert
Donald Lowery
Page Smith
George Bules
Paul Wintermeyer
Fred Ernst
Donald Warrenfeltz
Kenneth Frey
Gordon Umstead
M. D. Moore
Fire damages porch on Liberty Street. fire started by children
A back porch fire on Liberty Street damaged the home yesterday afternoon. Patrolman E. Ba fore investigated and found the blaze was started by several children playing under the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
E. Bafore
Green President to face charges over dual unionism
William Green of the AFL plans to appear before the United Mine Workers convention in Washington to answer charges he helped foster dual unionism by chartering the Progressive Miners of America. He argues the accusation is unfounded as AFL leaders study CFO reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Miami
Fla
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers In
Washington
Progressive Miners of America
United Miners
Illinois
C.I.0
Green
AFL Executive Council
CIO
UMW
Steel and Textile Workers Organizing Committees
Labor
DMW
AFL
Jackson Opposes Laws Relaxation in Antitrust Reform
Syracuse January 23. Robert H. Jackson assistant attorney general and Roosevelt confidant opposed proposals to relax antitrust laws for industry wide stabilization plans. He warned government regulation may foster concentration and distrusted long term regulation. He criticized press as democratic but cautioned against packaged opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Robert H. Jackson
Roosevelt
Jackson
Roose
New York Press Association
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Richberg
Worker Injured at Byron Tannery in Williamsport
Samuel McCauley aged 26 of Williamsport Route 2 suffered severe mangling to several fingers after his right hand was caught in a splitting machine at Byron Tannery yesterday morning. He was rushed to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McCauley
Williamsport
Route 2
Byron
McCauley
Youth Injured In Auto Accident On Antietam Street
Neva Morris of Hast Antietam Street sustained a broken leg when struck by a car at Antietam and Locust yesterday around 6 PM. Driver George P. Lambert of Mulberry Avenue took the injured youth to a physician, then to Washington County Hospital for fracture reduction. Lambert said Jack Morris, four, darted into the path of his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Morris
Hast Antietam Streat
Antietam
Locust Streets
George P. Lambert
Mulberry Avenue
Washington County
Lambert
Jack Morris
Young Morris
King Carol pledges no Jewish pogrom in Romania
In Bucharest King Carol told Alvin J. Steinkopf there is a Jewish problem to be wrestled with but no violence to Jews. He said the new government under Octavian Goga aims at nationalist policies with no mass deportations or colonization plans, and that some Jews leaving voluntarily would be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Octavian Goga
United States
Intruder Attacks Daisy Phoenix Woman in Home Invasion
Daisy Phoenix of 495 Jona than Steret told Patrolmen Bible and Schmidt last night an unidentified intruder broke into her home and assaulted her. She said the attacker turned out the lights and struck her in the face, inflicting a wound after making unusual demands. Most of the entry of fruits and vegetables into New York comes from Central and South America Europe and Africa, totaling forty million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Phoenix
Jonathan Steret
Bible and
Schmidt
Phoenix
New York
Central and South America
Europe
Africa
Sunday Church Listings Across Washington Prospect Area
A compact list of church services across Washington and Prospect streets includes Washington St churches led by Hess pastor with Sunday School at 9:00, morning services at 11, and an evening 4:30 program by Hagerstown A Capella Choir. St John’s Episcopal conducts services at Prospect and Antietam with rector Stehl and morning and evening services. First Baptist on W Washington St offers 9:46 Sunday School and 11 morning service, and an evening service at 7:30. Also listed are Potomac St, Howard and Chestnut, Mulberry Ave, and other congregations with varied service times and weekly activities including prayer meetings and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Prospect Ste William
Hess
Peace and the Church
Hagerstown
First Baptist
W. Washington
P. B. Watlington
Potomac St. J
Harms
D. D
Preeces
Religion of
Fea
I. P
Seventh Day Adventist
Summis Ave
Baltimore
F. H
Holy Communion Church
Gospel Tabernacle Pentecost
Ross and
Lanvale Streets
L. E. Gilbert
Potomac St
Randolph Ave
Antietam and Mulberry
Frank G. Coleman
Salvation Army
W. Washington St
C. Langley Andrewe
Ridge Ave
P. Legion
Red Shield Club
Joe Boys
Ty . M
Cadet Grace
Youn People
Hor League
St. Paul’s Evangelical Car
High
Franklin Ste Rev. R
Daubert
Church of the Brethren
E. Washington and Mulberry Sts
A. M. Dixon
South Potomac St
Wm. M. Norment
W. M.S
Antietam and Locust Sts
F. G. Mentzer
Washington Square
M. E
Washington Ave
Lloyd G. Davis
West Side Ave
C. L. Arnold
Rae Ae Eek
N. Potomac St
J. E. Kemp Horn
Epworth League
Jonathan and Bethel
Charies P. Comer
Williamsport
ST. Paul's Reformed Church
Western Pike
Clearspring
J. W. Huffman
John's Stadhleytvir
J. W. Buttman
Church OF God
Antietam Md
J. E. Stephen
Cronise Barr
Pater
Zion Reformed Church Service Schedule Update
Zion Reformed Church of North Potomac and Pastor Scott R. Wagner announce Sunday School and morning service at 11:00 AM. A church forum is planned for 7:00 PM, with Young People's Night on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Potomac
Scott R. Wagner
D. C
Faith Churches and Services Across Town Today
A roundup of Sunday and midweek worship at multiple churches in the city. Listings include Christian & Missionary Alliance tabernacle, Jehovah's Witnesses, St. Mary's Catholic, United Methodist, Second Christian, and Epworth League sessions with times and locations across North Street, Washington Square, and Potomac neighborhoods.
Y and Al Durban churches lead in Leitersburg area
In Leitersburg and surrounding areas many churches hold Sunday School at 9:30 or 10:00 with morning services around 9:30 to 11:00 and evening services in the week. Churches listed include Leitersburg Lutheran Pre Bris, St Pauls Lutheran, Zion Lutheran Williamsport, and local United Brethren and Church of God congregations with sermons and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Leitersburg
L D. Werman
Church OF the United Brethren IN Christ
Boonsboro
Cuarge
F. L. Stine
Sconsboro
MT. Bethel M. E. Church
Bethel
W. DeWitt Dickey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Bendell
Sage
Your Gas CO
United Mine Workers Convention
Chicago
Dan Shields
Johnstown
Penna
Martin Davey
Ohio
Ralph Elser
Youngstown
John L. Lewis
Philip Murry
Thomas Kennedy
Lewis
Murry
Kennedy
Jesus
BBR
Alfred
Caperngum
God
St. John’s Episcopal
Prospect and
Antietam Sts
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John’s Lutheran
Howard St, M. E
Christ Reformed
A. Fesperman
Prater W
St. Paul’s C. B
The
Grace United Brethren
Assemblies of God
Howard and
Spruce Sta
Ralph Jeffry
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Olevia Harbaugh
Sunda School
Trinity Lutheran
First Brethren
Mark
Christian & Missionary Alliance
Jehovah’s Witnesses Church
Chestnut St
A. F. Laupert
Watchtower
St. Mary’s Catholic West
Pr. J. Francis Leary
St. A. B
Church of the Nazarene
Emmanuel U. B
Jesus the
Y. BP
Tao
St. Paul's
Christian Science Society
Azra Dataman
John
North Potomay St
Mar. Baker
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Roy L. Sloop
Ebenezer A. M. FE
Weber
A.L. Crigiar
Second Christian Church
W. North Bt
M. F. Robinson
Asbury
M. E. Jonathan
Church &T
Abram
Angels
ST. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Luther
L. Hare
Moving Pictures
Clearspring Wight School
Chewsville U. B
E. R. Andrews
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther L. Hare
Clearspring High School
MT. Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
Shiloh OU
B. Church
R. John H. Ness
Count Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bakersville
Harry M. Young
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Funke Town
Christ Reformed Church
Sharpsburg
Addison H. Groff
ST. Paul's M
Smithsboro
DeWitt Dickey
Lear Church OF God
Mt Briar
Gardner R. Taylor
Teday
Samples Manor
Beaver Creek Christian Morning Service
Eal Histone
ST. Ragl's
BEARD
Chestnut Grove
G. R. Taylor
Sanday School
Fairplay Circuit
Clarence McGaha
Pairplay— Bible School
ST. James Brethren Church
Lydia
W. S. Baker
First Brethren Church
Hageratown
Littlestown
Trinity Reformed Church
James United Brethren
Big Poo
H. C. Kettler
Salem Reformed Church
Dearfoxss Pike
H. A Fesper Man
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cave Town
Maryland
Edward T. Plitt
Pleasant Vile
J. E Stephen
Morilah Reforme Church
Downsville
Geneva
China
Point of Rocks
Robert M. Harri
Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin
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