Presbyterians Warn Nation Faces Shortage of Churches Across Regions
At the 164th General Assembly presiding officers warned of a nationwide lack of church buildings as migration swells new communities. Dr. Robert Worth Frank urged support for a 12 million dollar drive while naming cities needing new churches including Detroit Baltimore Denver Fort Lauderdale Anchorage and more. Dr. Hermann Morse elected moderator called for pioneering for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornell
New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Robert Worth Frank
McCormick Theological Seminary of
Chicago
Frank
Hermann N. Morse
Temhear
John W. Christie
Wilmington
Del
Newecartie
Morse
Fort Worth
Tex
Natonal Missions Board
National Council of Churches of Christ
Hackson Ray Anderson
Frank Raid
Clifford
N. J
Detroit
Dearborn
Mich
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Tucson
Ariz
Denver
Topeka
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ranton and
Peoria
Whealing
Waealtoan
W. Va
Backs County
Morrisville
Fairless Hills
Levittown
Point Barrow
Anchorage
Juneau
Alaska
Columbia Basin
Grand Coulee Tam
Aviation Fuel Shortage Narrows Amid Strike Near End
The strike reduces national aviation fuel supply with suspensions at Miami Chicago and Philadelphia airports. Pan American trims flights to London Paris and Frankfurt and bans nonmilitary use. Refineries settle, 35 000 workers back on the job, Gulf Port Arthur reports wage and back pay hikes. Irish monks lived in Ireland before Norse occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pan American
London
Paris
Frankfurt
Gulf
Port Arthur
Tex
Obituary notes from Brownsville and surrounding areas
Multiple funeral notices and obituaries from Brownsville, Cumberland, Sharpsburg, and Brunswick area papers. Survivors include wives, children, and grandchildren. services set for Sunday at the Church of the Brethren Brownsville and Leaf Funeral Home Sharpsburg. interments in local cemeteries. Also mentions Washington County Hospital death and regional church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason E
Melvin P. Coulter
Knoxville
Mildred L. Swisher
Silver Springs
Anna MaeKelhaugh
Weverton
Mabel N. Smith
Annie C. Deener
Brownsville
Julia May Burkett
Washington
Os.t
Church of Brethren
Brownaville
Nawton L. Poling
Anna M
Zink) Corwell
Jacob C. Corwell
Fairplay
Washington County Hospital
Cumberland
Cornell
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Order of the Eastern Star
McKinley
Cronberland
Chilren
Harry Shafter
St. James
Catherine Rock
Williamsport
Robnert Brubaker
Hagerstown
J. Wilson Carwell
Severna
Charles A. Carwell
Spinter
Margaret M. Lave
Odessa Neal
George Zink
George Funeral Home
iRev
H. Hill Sharp
Hill Crest
Park
Anna Elizabeth Easterday
Anna Elizabeth
Lizzie) Easterday
Sharpsburg
Washington County
John W and
Martha Eflen Snyder
Downsville
Church of the Brethren
Sharpshore
Lawrence Daniel F Easterday
Clarence William Easterday
C. F. Balentine
Keedynville
Mountain View Cemetery
Steelwork On Chesapeake Bay Span Nears Completion Today
The Bethlehem Steel Co. announced that final steelwork would be completed at noon on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The 21 2 span cantilever deck section goes into place, marking a first crossing of the bay and linking the Delmarva Peninsula to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steal Co
Chesapeake Bay
Font
Delmaryva Peninsula
Maryland
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Washington
Richmond
Bethlehem
Ahridge
John H. Wagner
Bethlehem Pa
Evers
iBelthehem
Sandy Point
Kent Island
Delaware-Maryland- Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware River
Delaware Memorial
Delmarva Peninsula
Potomac River
York River
Yorktown
State GOP Meeting in Baltimore To Pick Delegates
Republicans in Maryland meet in Baltimore on Saturday to name 24 national convention delegates and discuss a new centralized campaign treasury. Baltimore banker Robert Bonnell is tipped to head the strengthened finance committee as the party considers unifying fundraising and tightening records. Governor McKeldin backs Eisenhower as a preferred candidate, while Sen Robert A. Taft's supporters seek a share of votes for the former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Mahoney
Maryland
Baltimore
Robert ©. Bonnell
Jon M. Jonkel
John Marshall Butler
Jonkel
Chicago
Butler
Crier
Millard Tydings
McKeldin
Robert A. Tatt
R-Ohier
Havkera
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Bridgewater Honors R. Paul Smith at Alumni Banquet
R Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison Company will be honored as Bridgewater College Virginia alumni of the year at an alumni banquet. Sixty one undergraduates will receive Bridgewater's 72nd commencement on Monday June 2 at 10 30 am with Dr Clarence W Crawford pastor of Calvary Baptist Church Washington DC delivering the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Bridgewater College
Virginia
Chezrens
Bridgewater
Clarence W. Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
D. C
Hog Prices Set to Surge as Market Shifts Upward
Washington May 22 Hog prices rise as market shifts threaten price controls. Producers face lower hog supplies and heightened feed costs, with prices possibly reaching 26 to 26 per hundredweight by summer. Slaughterers may face pressure to hold ceilings on hog prices amid supply dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovida
Martin Washington
Consierean
Aload
Eveara
Liu Potindsa
Teanand
Reds Develop New Weather Defensive Tactics
Tokyo reports a Soviet Mig tactic using bad weather to ambush U S Sabre jets and bombers. Commander Shang Wink notes radar guidance and dives from overcasts. Thyng confirms Mig pilots are being trained in new aircraft and questions Russian crew presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Almerica
Harrison
Shang
Army advisor Col Olway P. Binns assigned to KMAG Korea
Col Olway P. Binns, adviser to the ROK with the Eighth Army in Korea, wife Margaret and two children Viva reside in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. He serves with KMAG after previously directing as executive officer in the West Virginia Military District before joining KMAG in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROK
Eighth Army
Korea
Tit
Olway P. Binns
Margaret
Viva
Shepherdstown
W. Va
TL SpMiitary Advisory Group
KMAG
Republic of Korea Army
Binns
ROK Army Corps
West Virginia
Man Convicted Fourth Time for Indecent Exposure in City
Osborne Shipley was sentenced to the House of Correction for indecent exposure, his fourth conviction, after being found guilty by Magistrate William P. Toreskonal rn. He had just been released from the House of Correction and was arrested days earlier by police following resident complaints on Baldimarp and Lee Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Shipley
House of Correction
Aig
William P. Toreskonal Rn
Shipley O
Elly Palive
Vicln
Baldimarp
Lee Streets
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Presbyterians
Nation
Speaker
Ati
Brick Vagal
Okg
Ireland
Crouse Produce
Are
O'Brien
Hoffackers
Prospect Bt
Church of Brethren At
Anna M. Corwell
Martin Vall
Martin Vail
Edward L. Vail
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Grove
Mary
New London
Richard L. Hatcher
Richard Lee Hatcher
Brunswick
Ilness
Bedford City
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Baltimore and Co Railroad
Bethany Lutheran Church
Richard Ler, Jr
Philip J
Hampton
South Carolina
Gapland
Katherine Elizabeth Hoffmaster Fathher
Margaret L
R. D. Nichols
Gra A. Hodges
Sarasota
Florida
J L. Eakles
Harpers Ferry
Buylot
Olive
Frederick
Ralph Miller
Wai
Arizonia
Saya
National Geographic Society
United States
Garrett County
H. L. Mills
Baltimore Street
Bethlehem Steel Company
Seiberling Safety
Potomac Street
EAGLE
Sat Ali
Smith
Hammaker Brothers
L. M. Deardorff
H. L. Coder Winkler Dealer
East
Washington Street
Reds
Sone
Al-American Airways
Aretle Circle
Rock of Ages
Rak Co
E. Darner & Son
W. Antietam Street
Waits
Menict
Seiberling
Seiberling Tires
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