North Street School Graduation Exercises Set for June Sixth
North Street School plans graduation on Sunday at 8:30 pm in the auditorium with an annual sermon by Rev. Frank Bradlay of Second Christian Church. Commencement will feature a student panel on Building for the Future Through Education, moderated by Young Ware. The graduate roster includes Ruth Bennett, Delores Christian, Gordon Dowery, Patricia Hill, Gilbert Ware and others.
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Frank BR. Bradlay
Second Christian Church
Apeak
Piplomar
Nrojack Beachley
He Board of Education
Ruth Hennett
Urga
Phylia Summers
Morgan State College
Ruth Elizabeth Bennett
Delores Louisea Christian
Gordon K. Dowsry
Patricia Elaine Hil
Tunitia Pacheco Novana
Phyllis Marie Summers
Gilbert Ware
Janes V. Barens
Marriage rush to beat fee boost hits local clerk office
A mad rush of prospective brides and grooms formed yesterday as deputies issued about a score of marriage licenses at $2 each before a rate increase. The price rises to $4 tomorrow while the application remains $1, effective at midnight after the 1951 legislature approved the hike.
Two Die In Auto Crashes During Memorial Day
Maryland weathered Memorial Day with two traffic fatalities and two drownings. Victims include Joyce Thomkinson, 28, of Beantamimnes Pennsylvania, and Herbert O King, 19, a University of Maryland freshman from Woodfield Maryland, killed in separate crashes near Culversville and Poconoke City. King died in a wrecked car found against a pole. Thomkinson died from a collision with a truck.
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Maryland
Joyce Thomkinson
Beantamimnes Pa
Herbert O. King
Woodfield
King
University of Maryland
Culversville
Thurssday
Montgomery County
Experts study new wheat rust threat to U S grain supply
Washington reports experts expect to decide within weeks whether a new rust race will seriously damage the 1941 U S wheat crop. The rust, spread by winds from central states to Mexico and possibly into Texas, could threaten major exports and trigger international repercussions. Breeders work with over 13 500 wheat strains to find resistant varieties, but full results will take years. A separate Calgary note describes a rare four rider bicycle in a local shop, and a Capitol painting fact is mentioned.
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Robert E. Geiger
Washington
U. S
U .S
Mexico
Texas
Mexican
American Wheat Belt
Canada
H. A. Rodenhiser
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
United States
Scout Chief Schiff Named President of National Boy Scout Council
Scout Chief John M. Schiff, a New York banker, was elected president at the 41st annual Boy Scout Council meeting in Chicago. The article notes his leadership role and the organization's ongoing activities.
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John M. Schiff
New York
National
Boy Scout Council
Chicago
Methodists Gather for 167th Baltimore Conference Opening
The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Church opened at Western Maryland College in Westminster with about 700 expected attendees over four days. Delegates report a drop in world service and annual benevolences to 381 205 dollars and 3 626 less than prior year while 15 282 new members joined. The conference covers western Maryland Washington D C parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania with 300 plus churches.
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Westminster
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church
Western Maryland College
Maryland
Washington
D. C
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles Waslay Flint
Dhindkanhinelt
Pakistan Pushing Textile Industry Report
Warachi reports show Pakistan advancing its textile sector with strong support from local committees and officials. Figures indicate progress toward self sufficiency by 1956 and a target of over one thousand spindles, aided by civic groups and religious leaders.
Ithera: Only 21 Cotton Textile Mills in Pakistan
Report notes Pakistan hosts 21 cotton textile mills, highlighting industry concentration. Experts warn limited capacity may affect export demand and regional supply dynamics amid rising global competition.
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Ithera
Pakistan
Pakistan buys 160000 spindles as plan advances
Under an emergency development plan drawn up in 1950 to buy 250000 spindles over two years for about 22600000 dollars, Pakistan has already purchased 160000 spindles—100000 from the United Kingdom and 60000 from Japan. A purchasing mission is in Japan negotiating for the remainder.
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Pakistan
United Kingdom
Japan
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