Nation Morally Weak St Marys Alumni Told
About 130 St Marys High School Alumni gathered in Hagers town for a talk by Rev. Hugh J. Phillips of Mt St Marys College Fuirmiltsburg on Americas spiritual decline and need for Christian principles private religious schools as free enterprises and leaders missing in public life Father Phillips urged graduates to live as true Americans and share religious values At the Tortuga the St Marys Alumni dinner elected Guy Bruneau president and announced new officers Janet Horst secretary Jean Keller vice president Robert Startzman treasurer. Class of 1942 honored with two attendees William Krepp and Vernon Davis. other speakers included Father Robert Keller Father Coyne and John C Panchorn
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St. Mary's High School
America
Hugh J. Phillips
Mt. St. Mary's College
Fuirmiltsburg
Father Phillips
Father Philips
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Hagerstown
St. Mary’s
Tortuga
John ¥. Ballard
Guy Bruneau
Jean Keller
Janet Horst
Robert Startzman
Mary Luipersbeck
Avera
William Krepp
Vernon Davis
Robert Keller
Patrick Coyne
John C Panchorn
Airplane Spotters to Convene at City Hall Tonight
County BSA posts and supervisors gather in City Hall court room for an eight o'clock meeting. Air Force representatives will conduct a special instructional session for volunteers. Civil defense director Charles Mobley notes the program and timing. Earlier reports cite Sweden and New Zealand as having the lowest mortality rates.
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City Hall
Airy Force
Charles DL. Mobley
Younty
New Reserve Unit Formed in Hagerstown
Formation of a second army reserve unit in Hagerstown announced yesterday. Company K, 819 Infantry Regiment forms from Company I, sharing a reserve mission to train a cadre for full wartime strength. Led by 1st Lt. Robert F P Bohman with officers Doornhberger Charles White Gearhart Stotley and Sgt Main. Vacancies exist for enlistments. contact Bohman or Charles at the Reserve Armory Summit Ave or Unit Instructor Office during the day. The 5th Airborne Division Reserve, redesignated the 5th Infantry Division Reserve, covers Maryland Virginia and Washington D C. The unit traces WWI and WWII campaigns and will conduct annual two week training at Camp Pickett Virginia.
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Sth Airborne Division 1
319Th Regiment
Stth Infantry Division i
Robert FP. Bohman
Joan A. Doornhberger
Bernard G. Charles
Floyd E. White
William Main, Jr
Pate W. Gearhart
Joseph R. Stotley
Bohman
la Charles
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Summit Avenue
Department of the Army
Blue Ridge Division
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Elagerstown
Somme
Hard Luck Sailor Seeks Wallet Lost in Hagerstown
Navy petty officer Gilbert H. Pheadus reports a wallet lost during a weekend trip to Hagerstown. He asks the finder to hand the wallet and papers to police headquarters, noting the wallet contained money and important documents. He recalls a prior voyage to South Carolina aboard the VSS Pandemus and mentions his new car and travel plans with friends and relatives.
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Hagerstown
Pheadius
Ote Renren
VSS
South Carolina
Hacerstown
Worthe Bath
Jay
Assyvitan Sab
Postcard Reporting Death Sent To City Clerk In Baltimore
A clerk in Baltimore received a postcard claiming that kidwin J. Dickerson was dead. The card urged him to confirm the report so the death would cancel his voter registration. Dickerson visited the Supervisors of Elections to deny the claim and prevent cancellation of his registration.
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Baltimore
Supervisors of Elections
Kidwin J. Dickerson
Edwin J. Pickerson
Dickerson
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Theard
Dickeson
Supervisors of Elections Office
51 Day Fast Ends In Death For Minister
In Cherryville Missouri the Ozark Assembly of God preacher Rev J J Ivie died after a 51 day fast to seek the perfect will of God. His wife said he remained conscious until the end and whispered for his mother as he faded. A naturopath said no inquest was needed and noted the act as personal safety related starvation.
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Cherryvilla
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J. J. Ivie
Assembly of God Church
Steelville
Joss
Campania to sail with Britain’s first atom bomb
Portmouth England June report says the aircraft carrier Campania will leave port tomorrow bound for the northwest coast of Australia where Britain will test the first atom bomb this summer. The piece also notes that the human body has 366 muscles.
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England
Campania
Britain
Australia
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