Children Play At Salem Church The Churches' Children
The intermediate class of the Daily Vacation Bible School presents The Churches' Children at Salem Church this evening at 7 30 oclock. The program caps a session June 12 to today with 68 children enrolled and perfect attendance through Thursday. Sixty five percent attend from Ridings Chapel and Salem with teachers and assistants listed.
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Salem Church
Ridings Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Salem Church of the Brethren
Salem
Travel Service Opened Here by Retired Navy Man
Retired U S Navy Commander Wenzel Habel opened Overseas Travel Service, authorized for American Export Lines and Italian Lines, offering passenger reservations to southern Europe and the Middle East. Born 1886 in Norway, he served in both World Wars and aims to expand to sea and air reservations worldwide.
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Wenzel Habel
U. S. Naval Reserve
Europe
Middle East
Habel
Norway
Alfred C. Habel
United States
Capt
American Export Lines
Near East
U. S. Navy
Route 11
Court Cases Mildred Knight Faces Stop Sign Violations
Mildred F. Knight of 540 Dunlap Street faces court action over alleged running of two stop signs with a monetary figure cited as 9.25 dollars.
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Mildred F. Knight
Dunlap St
French Evacuation Reported Successful in Indochina
French troops completed evacuation of five fortified cities and 2000 square miles of Red River delta rice land south of Hanoi. Vietminh forces disrupted minimally, with few French casualties, as thousands moved north. Nam Dinh cotton mill and Nam Dinh Ninh Binh Phat Diem Lac Quam Thai Binh fell to rebels. many shops abandoned. Evacuation area, Catholic stronghold, faced swampy terrain and infiltrators hindering defense.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Singapore
Associated Press
Larry Allen
Nam Dinh
Ninh Binh
Phat Diem
Lac Quam
Thai Binh
Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule From Early AP Roundup
Major League standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 48 wins and 22 losses, followed by Chicago and New York. National League top teams New York and Brooklyn hold 676 and 620 winning percentages respectively. Tonight's games feature Cleveland at Cleveland and Detroit at Baltimore, Philadelphia at Boston, plus New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with multiple starting times.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Trucks
Johnson
Feller
Wynn
Aber
Coleman
Trice
Brewer
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baptismal Service Sunday Afternoon at Solomon's Meadow
The Church of God will hold a baptismal service Sunday at 2 p.m. in Solomon's Meadow, six miles west of town on Route 50. Access is via the Old War d ensville Grade, turning before Hogue Creek and proceeding 1.5 miles.
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Church of God
Solomon's Meadow
Wardensville
Hogue Creek
Adoption seals new birth certificate in final court action
After adoption is finalized, most states have the court issue a new birth certificate for the child with the adopted name. This process replaces the original birth record to reflect the new legal identity.
Virginia Triumphs Over West Virginia In Golf Meet
Virginia's golf team rode a strong sixteenth annual match play victory over West Virginia at Hot Springs. The Cavaliers won 192 to 102 while WVU star Bill Campbell of Huntington posted the day’s best medal score.
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Hot Springs
Virginia
West Virginia
Bill Campbell
Huntington
Attendance Hungry A's Seek to Keep League Franchise
Philadelphia Athletics pursue franchise stability amid attendance concerns as club battles to secure status in the league.
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A’s
City Mayor Sought as Season Attendance Dips
Local team or group pleads for mayoral help to bolster attendance as the season nears its end. Citizens hope public support and city backing will draw crowds and improve finances.
Philadelphia A's face test as attendance flags during 54th Philly year
Mayor Joseph S. Clark Jr. urged Quaker City residents to attend games to keep the Athletics in Philadelphia. The A's, in their 54th Philadelphia season, have drawn about 125000 paid admissions for 34 home games.
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Joseph S. Clark Jr
Quaker City
Philadelphia
A's
Athletics
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