Revision of social security act moves discussed in session
Washington officials signal possible changes to the Social Security Act after an executive session of the Social Security Board chaired by John G. Winant. Proposals include private pension exemptions and adjustments to unemployment tax deadlines, with lawmakers split on altering the act's fundamental structure.
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Washington
Social Security Board
John G. Winant
Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Program of Scout Work Discussed at Luncheon
A health and safety program of the Boy Scouts of America was presented yesterday at Hotel Alexander by William E. Lawrence assistant national director of health and safety Bor Scouts. Alfred S. Bendell Jr Scout Executive of Washington County introduced him. Lawrence said the Washington County Council will appoint a health and safety committee and implement a county safety program. The four main phases include protecting Scouts with proper environments and medical exams, educating through safety skills and demonstrations, service during disasters, and reporting causes of serious accidents. Lawrence has a diverse Scouting background including Syracuse University and Red Cross service.
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Boy Scouts of America
Hotel Alexander
William E. Lawrence
Bor Scouts
Alfred S. Bendell
Washington County
Lawrence
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Red Cross
N. S. State College of Forestry
Mayor Wertz Under Observation At Johns Hopkins
Continued improvement was reported last night in the condition of Mayor L M Wertz who is under observation at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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L M. Wertz
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Maryland Hears Social Security Drafting Committee
Maryland Attorney General forms a committee to draft a state social security law to qualify for unemployment benefits under federal rules. The panel will decide on waiting periods grant sizes coverage classes and funding with a possible special legislative session next month. Governor Nice may call a session only if deemed absolutely necessary to protect Maryland’s interests.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Herbert R. O'Conor
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Adam Hazlett
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Harry Greenstein
Associated Jewish Charities
Social Security Board
Washington
Government House
St. Louis
Heavy fines for alleged game law violators at Hancock
Magistrate Millard Crilley imposed stiff penalties last night on R C. McCullough and J. R. Elking from Cumberland and John Exline of Hancock for entering the Woodmort Rod and Gun Club preserve on Sunday November 15. McCullough and Elking faced 100 dollars and costs each, while Exline chose either a 100 dollar fine or six months in the House of Correction after a 48 hour police vigil by Maryland State Police officers Carl Dillinger and John A. White.
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Millard Crilley
Hancock
Woodmort
R C. McCullough
J. R. Elking
Cumberland
John Exline
House of Correction
Corp
Carl Dillinger
John A. White
Maryland State Police
Traffic Plans Outlined for Hagerstown Rush Hours
Captain Carl H. McCleary outlined plans to ease congestion in Hagerstown during Saturday night rushes. He urged motorists to observe signals and pedestrians to walk with traffic at busy intersections like Franklin and Potomac and Washington and Jonathan. Left turns would be allowed only when traffic is light and right turns require caution as pedestrians pass. With Christmas shopping ahead, congestion will rise and public cooperation is requested. Police noted new loud sirens on patrols and warned that ignoring the siren is a misdemeanor.
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Hagerstown
Carl H. McCleary
Franklin
Potomac
Washington and Jonathan
MclCleary
McCleary
Boonsboro Hosts Fifth Annual Community Show Display
Boonsboro hosts the fifth annual Community Show at Boonsboro High School auditorium with high quality corn exhibits and strong entries in baked goods household canned fruit and vegetables. Judging by Dr F W Oldenburg and Miss Williams occurred this morning with prizes valued at over 100 dollars. Admission is free and the show runs 1 to 11 pm with hoped for record attendance under Future Farmers of America and Home Economics auspices.
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Boonsboro
Boonsboro High School
F. W. Oldenburg
University of Maryand
Misa Williams
Future Farmers of America
U S Chamber Urges Study of State Compacts
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged business leaders to study state compacts as a tool for regulating industry. The report favors respecting constitutional state powers and allows broader judicial review of compacts. Potential topics include labor laws, electric utilities, milk, corporate charters, and natural resources.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Berean Bible League Readings Schedule
The Berean Bible League readings for the week cover Acts chapters 23 to 36, Acts 27 to 28, Romans chapters 1 to 6, Romans 7 to 8, Romans 11, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 1 to 4, and related passages listed for November 21 through November 27. This Salvation Army notice lists daily scriptural portions for study.
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Berean Bible League
Krom
Conference At Trinity Sunday Luther League Meet
The Western District Luther League holds its annual workers conference at Trinity Lutheran Church with the theme Christian Unity. Roy Stoner of Waynesboro presides. registration starts 2:20 PM, with orchestra by D E Wills. Dr B C Ritz leads devotions. Rev C M Huddle of Smithsburg presents the theme. Dragon leaders include Roland Renkel Frederick Beard Miller Williamsport Silvia Croft Waynesboro Catherine Hoover Catherine Marker. A fellowship hour and supper follow hosted by Luther League girls. Dr Thomas Cline of Gettysburg College gives the address. Rev Dr J S Simon leads the 7:30 PM service. Carroll Smith chairs the host Luther League. The Western District includes Luther Leagues in Waynesboro Smithsburg Rohrersville Williamsport Beard’s Lutheran Church and Hagerstown.
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Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christian Unity
Roy Stoner
Waynesboro
of Luther Leagues
D. E. Wills
B. C. Ritz
C. M. Huddle
Smithsburg
Roland Renkel
Frederick
Beard Miller
Williamsport
Silvia Croft
Catherine Hoover
Catherine Marker
Luther League Girls
Thomas Cline
Gettysburg College
Simon
Carroll Smith
Luther
Rohrersville
Beard's Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Churches and Services Directory for 1933
A dense listing of local churches with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and special events. Includes Trinity Lutheran Zion Reformed Christ Reformed and many others with pastors, locations on Potomac Street rand surrounding avenues, Thanksgiving Day observance, and midweek meetings. The compilation notes Union Thanksgiving service and Salvation Army schedule among numerous congregations.
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St. John’s Lutheran & Potomac
J. J
Harms
County and Suburban Churches Listings
A stream of local church schedules lists numerous congregations in Washington County area including Beards, St. Pauls in Smithsburg, Christ Reformed in Sharpsburg, Church of God in Littlestown, Rehobeth United Brethren in Williamsport, and more. Services span Sunday School morning and evening worship, with some midweek prayer and evangelistic events. notes include pastors Rev. Groff, Rev. Taylor, Rev. Shindle, and Rev. Pitt among others.
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Presbyterian
Washington and Prospect
Ste
William S. Hess
D. D
Wm. F. Shriver
GCE
Grace United Broth
Cer
Winter Ste
G. J. Rider
D. C
Church of God
Emmanuel U
Church of the Nazarene
West Slide Ave
C. L. Arnold
Church of the Brethren
Washington and
Mulberry Ste
A. M. Dixon
Paster
U. P
Christ Reformed Church
Sharpsburg
Addison H. Groff
Mt. Moriah
ST. Paul's
Smithsburg
Iren Shindle
Littlestown
Gardner R. Taylor
Jordan
Rehobeth United Brethren Church
E. Salisbury
Williamsport
W. M. Beattie
G. W. Kerstetter
James United Brethren Church
Big Fool
W.M. Beattie
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cave Town
Edward Pitt
Chestnut Grove
G. R. Taylor
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Harry S. Myers
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John W. O'Leary
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Christian Science Society
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Salem Ave
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Tabern
Summit Ave
R. Degelman
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Washington Square
Washington Ave
Lloyd G. Davis
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
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Cottage
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Rev. R. & Daubert
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F. Berry Plummer
Exodus 12Th Chapter
St. Int. & Jr. C. EL
Demas
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Howard and
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Ralph Jeffry
St. Paul’s
Peteman St. Rey. J
Kemp Horn
Paater
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Washington St
T. D. Reinhart
Paeto
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J. W. Ott
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F. G. Mentzer
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A. L. Crigiar
V.P
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W. North St
M. F. Robinesn
S.c
Asbury M. E
Jonathan
Church &T
Jackson
Epworth League
Leitersburg Lutheran Parish
Worman
Beards
Funke Town
Edward T. Plitt
Cos.s
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J. W. Hufman
Chewsville
Sheloh U. B. Church
K. Andrews
Trinity Reformed Church
Hoy
Addison H Groff
Mt. Briar
I. A. Moye
BRIAR
Sermeene
Zion Lutheran Church
Mamaport
W. C. Haddle
Weepegee
Sane Tancvica Gaccy
I. James Brethren
Lydia
W. Baker
Tilghmanton
St. James
MT. Moriah Reformed Church
Downsyville
Salem
Cearfoss Pike
H. A. Pesperman
Williamsport Methodist
MT. Bethel M. E. Church
BeThel
Ira W. Shindle
Beaver Creek Christian Chas
Hume Funk
Blue Mountain
Hilda Geneo
John H. Gonso
Krevelaone
Ss, Paul's Reformed Church
Western Pike
J. W. Huffman
Sygsome
Eessay
MT. Vernon
Reformetlt Church
Keedysville
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