D C Speaker Emerges as Noted DC News Source
In Washington, D C Speaker, a District of Columbia official spokesperson who protects identities, has surfaced with news since last month. His uncited reports, later confirmed, cover delays in drafting and FBI race riot assessments, while his accuracy and reliability are widely debated.
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Washington
Potomac
Haig
D.C
District of Columbia
Associated Press
Ial
Davis
Truman Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cotton and Rayon Spark Tug Over Tire Cord Use
The Truman committee criticizes the War Department over rayon cord for tires and urges halting expansion of rayon cord facilities. Rubber Director Jeffers and Acting Secretary Patterson defend rayon citing field tests and industry backing, while the committee accuses War Department officials of bias and improper testing.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Truman Group
War Department
William MM. Jeffers
Army
Robert P. Patterson
Jeffers
Tresten
Department
Liberty Ship Named for Governor Eden to Launch Sunday
Baltimore July 11. Robert Eden, Maryland’s last provincial Governor and ancestor of Sir Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, will be honored Sunday as a Liberty Ship named in his memory is launched at the Bethlehem shipyard.
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Baltimore
Robert Eden
Maryland
Anthony Eden
Bethlehem
Baltimorean Parachutists Shine In Sicily Attack
A Baltimore group led by Lt. Richard Janney and Sgt. Carl Hearn spearheaded a Sicily assault, knocking out six pillboxes along the coast. The unit, praised for bravery in its first combat, included Capt. A. W. Ireland Jr. and a compatible mix of capable soldiers.
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Sicily
Richard Janney
Baltimore
T ‘Bis
Henson Flying School
Richard Henson
Jamey
Stuart S. Janney
Law Cartier
Ritchie
Carl Hearn
A. W. Ireland, Jr
Fairfield Shipyards Names Two Liberty Vessels
At Fairfield Shipyards a ceremony christened three Liberty ships including the Jose Marti and the George W. Childs alongside a third vessel. Local officials and workers attended as the ceremonies highlighted wartime ship production.
Gossard Commissioned At Camp Lee Ceremonies
Andrew Gossard of Hagerstown Route 4 was commissioned a lieutenant at Camp Lee Virginia during the 25th Quartermaster School class. Brig Gen James L Frink noted the graduates helped operate supply centers in active battle zones. Maj Ernest Morgan praised Lt Robert G Boughman as outstanding cadet amid a large reviewing assembly. Brazilian Army officers attended as part of an advanced course.
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Andrew Gossard
Hagerstown
Route 4
Quartermaster School
Camp Lee
Gossard
James L. Frink
Ernest Morgan
Questermaster Association
Robert G Boughman
Kokomo
Ind
James B. Edmonds
Maryland tomato packers urge plan to handle big crop
Maryland packers meeting with state and federal officials backed a three point program to ensure an orderly 1943 tomato marketing cycle. Proposals include raising subsidies to 4 to 6 dollars, extending subsidies to canners paying 27 dollars a ton, and establishing a floor price for open market sales. Officials warned of potential waste if contracts lag and capacity is not signed.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Maryland - United States Department of Agriculture War Board
War Board
Frank Shook
Tri-State Packers' Association
Joseph H. Blandford
State War Board
W. B. Shaw
War Boards
Canning Crop Committee
Kent County
Worcester County
Shaw
General Hartle and Gerow Rise in U S Army
Petersburg dispatch profiles Maj Gen Leonard Townsend Gerow and Maj Gen Russell Hartle, noting Gerow’s Maryland ties and Virginia Military Institute roots. It details Hartle’s WWI guard duty in Ireland, the 1943 redesign of Maryland’s Twenty Second Division, and Gerow’s War Plans leadership and ascent to command in the European theater.
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St. John's
Ireland
U. S
Hartley
G. S
Richard Jamison
J. Vincent Jamison
Gerow
Ja- Row
Maryland
Fort George G. Meade
Virginia Military Institute
Hartle
War Plans
Britain
Philippines
China
United States
Gee
Townsend
Petersburg
L. R. Gerow
Leonard Townsend Gerow
London
Son “Gee
Russell P. Hartle
Chicken Theft Repeats In Washington County
Thieves stole 59 to 75 chickens from Bertha Spickler near San Mar on Thursday night or Friday morning, following earlier losses of 45 to 60 chickens from Vergie Fahrney’s hen house in the same area. John M. Glassbrenner reported larceny of two iron kettles and a corn shelter on West Washington Street. A stray line notes ancient soapmaking methods with plant juice and tailor's earth for cleansing.
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Washington County
Bertha Spickler
San Mar
Vergie Fahrney
John M. Glassbrenner
West Washington Street
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Sermons Continue With "The Bible and Democracy" at First Christian
The Rev. William MM Norment will preach the fifth post Pentecost sermon at 9 30 AM on Sunday at First Christian Church on The Bible and Democracy The soloist Alma Moore will sing O Lord Be Merciful Bartlett A nursery is provided and mothers are urged to attend The church school meets at 10 30 AM with graded classes Ser vicemen are invited Also note a British balloon command detail about WAAFs in charge of barrage balloon sites.
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William MM. Norment
First Christian Church
Alma Moore
Bartlett
South Potomac Street
William M. Norment
D. D
First Brethren Church to Discontinue Sunday Worship
Sunday morning worship at First Brethren Church at Antietam and Mulberry ends with 10:30 A M service. No evening services will be held from July 18 through September 5. The Brethren Young People's Camp at Camp Peniel July 18 24 will include Rev. Edwin Boardman as instructor.
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First Brethren Church
Antietam
Mulberry Streets
Young People’s Camp
the Brethren Churches
Maryland
Virginia
Camp Peniel
Thurmont
Edwin Boardman
Asbury Methodist Sunday School
Paul
Evangelical Car
Franklin and High Sis
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
The Calling of Moses to Lead Israel Out of Egypt
The article chronicles Moses’ calling to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt. It notes his initial doubts, God’s responses, miracles to prove divine commission, Aaron as spokesman, and the elders’ belief upon God’s visitation and the promises of deliverance. It cites names such as Moses, Aaron, Zipporah, Jethro, and the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
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Moses
Egypt
Reuel
Jethro
Aaron
Mount of God
Israel
God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Zipporah
Joseph
Local Churches Dozens of Sunday Schedules Across City
A reader’s listing shows numerous churches and missions with Sunday School times and services. Grace United Brethren, Presbyterian, Assemblies of God, Nazarene, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Brethren, Christian Science, Lutheran, Adventist, Baptist, Pentecostal and Salvation Army locations are cited with morning and evening service times and occasional Y. M. and youth offerings.
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Emmanuel L. B. Sumult
Howard Bt
First Christian South Potomac Bt
Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Liberty Street
Ason
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Christian Endeavor
Trinity Lutheran Potomacé Bt
Randolph
Otterbein
United Brethren Corne
Locust and Antietam Ste
Washington SQ
Methodist
Washington Ave
First Church OF God Samenit
Baltimore St
Aviad
First Baptist West
Washington St
Salvation Army S20
W. Washington St
OCH Pentecostal CH. OF God of America, Inc
Madison Ave
Second Christian
W. North
E. P
Zion Baptist Jonathan and
Bethelsta
Sunda School
Frenezer A.M. EL
W. Bethel
County churches list Sunday schedules in Maryland area
Local church notices show Sunday School and morning services for multiple congregations including St. Peters Lutheran nearby Clear Spring and Cearfoss, with times ranging from 9:00 to 11:60 o'clock and additional Bible studies and evening services. Congregations noted include Shiloh United Brethren, St. John’s Reformed, Leitersburg Lutheran, Boonsboro Mt Moriah Church, and Salem Reformed, among others in Frederick and Washington County regions.
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ST. Pass
ST. Peter's Lutheran Iiearspring
Fpondsville Union
ST. John's Reformed Church
Clear Spring
Bieler
Tabor Lutheran Fairvierr
Churches OF God Sharpsburg
Leitersburg Lutheran Beard's
ST. Paul's
Jacob's
Western Pike
Cleersprine
Hoomshoro
SKORO
Peewee
Benevola— Bible School
Wesw
C.seseswerses
Lena— Bible School
Salem Evan
Lutheran - Bakernville
Wwe
Christ Evan
Fankstorm
Churches OF God
Germantown Bethel
Steree
Blue Mountain— Bible School
Eeeee
Boonsboro
MT Moriah
Evangelical and Reformed
A. M
Sharpshore
Salem Reformed Cearfoss
Christ’s Reformed Church Morning Services Highlight July
Morning services at Christ’s Reformed Church attract attention with Dr. H A Fesperman’s topic Making Religion Real and Marlin Thurmond as soloist singing Repent Ye by Prindle Scott. Mrs E G Miller offers Bourree in G and Friml Pastoral during offertory with Sortie by Dunham as postlude. Services held at 11 o'clock in July and August. Church School at 9 30.
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Christ's Reformed Church
H. A. Fesperman
Marlin Thurmond
John Prindle Scott
E. G. Miller
Bourree
Friml
Dunham
Christ's Church
Thea
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