Mission Crusade Convention Ends At Catholic University
The second Catholic students Mission Crusade convention ended at Catholic University after a Mass in the chapel. Delegates approved expanding to 139 units nationwide and elected Rev Francis Heagmann to head the executive board while Rev Thomas Shahan was named president. The group plans further growth and program development.
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Mivsion Crusade
Caho ¢ University
Univer
Ntrs
Mgr Francs
Agmann Charman
Therusade
Thomas J Shahan
Csaga
Rt Rev
Jecamann
Armul
Execut Ya
Tey
Freiea Po
Ian
Guard Band Accepted for Army Camp Next Sunday
A list reads like a veterans and guards roster with names including Ashley Co Duva farmer bugler and David W Milne among others enrolled for inspection. The head company has reserved officers and a war department note outlines attendance and status for the upcoming camp.
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Bard
Ashley Co
Farmer Bugler
Comnart
Thirl
Ceamiba
David W Milne
Haycen
Theodore E Berkeley
Soson
Frank Ferris
Kad
Whiting
Beajarin
Ro Freeman George Fo Oleser
Henry Love
Ham
Dasxis
James L Egg Rari Jame
P Russel
Births Reported In Local Facility And Community Names
Birth notices list several newborns with names and gender across families in the area. Details include Mada Madgan, Anne Bo Stacker, Madelaine Cain, Fani Alma Vo Tadgett, Howat Loatta, and others, with a mix of girls and boys. The facility appears linked to a hospital and a local street address at 1 Flacha ora Kedie ber Ea osareye, with district and facility codes referenced.
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Jase Ho
Madelaine Cain Bey
Alma
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Outlook Await Today
U S Department forecast for District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland notes partly cloudy conditions with chances of thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s to 70s, with southerly winds and no major temperature changes expected in the eastern half. Local sun hours 14, humidity around 44 percent, thunderstorms in Atlantic and Gulf states last 24 hours. Temperature readings by hour, and extensive regional temperature and precipitation comparisons follow.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Atlantic States
Interior
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Gulf States
Great Central Valleys
Tocky Mountain
Mississppi River
Chiles
Sunda
Atlanta
Baltimore
Bismarck
Beaton Magn
Buffalo
Chicago
Cheyenne
Meveland
Ohio
Davenpore
Trenver Cole
Des Moines Fons
Detroit
Alleh
Darth Vane
Paso Tex Oo
Galveston
Heeta Montae
Indianapolly
Ind
Jackhoonville Fisag
Kangas City
Taithe Hock Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Loweville
iMiami
San Antonio Tex
A. Ar Trancisco Calif
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Telederma
Vicksburg Misascos
Larder Looter Strikes Lanier Place Before Sunday Meal
A persistent food thief robs Lanier Place residents of meats poultry and vegetables from ice boxes on back porches during the morning hours. Victims include Harmon Roberts Holzhberg Hirsch and Felt at 1694 to 1708 Lanier Place as police vow to pursue the suspect who targets only food and may use a wagon to move loot.
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Otis
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Heffernan
Tenth Precinct
Wolf
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George Roberts
Mra
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Mra Hirsch
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Washington Pupils Win Patriotism Prize for Recitation
Miss Sopma P Casey of the Daughters of the American Revolution says Washington school children reciting the Star Spangled Banner Salute to the Flag and The American Creed will receive a patriotic button bearing the flag and a facsimile head of Washington. The DAR chapter aims to spread the plan nationwide after endorsement by the national board of management in Washington.
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America
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Silas P Casey
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Board of Management
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Army
Dougher Morse recap of Diamond and Court Action
Louis A. Dougher and Bryan Morse recount today’s activity on the diamond and court, highlighting the sportive crowd of youngsters and oldsters whose pulses leap at bat crack and racquet swish.
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Bryan Morse
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