Frederick Circuit Of Methodist Church To Be Discontinued
Dr. W W McIntyre reported at the Virginia conference sessions in Roanoke that Frederick county will realign circuits eliminating the Frederick circuit. Montague Avenue Church Macedonia Paxtons and Greenwood form the new Montague Avenue charge with the parsonage. Other churches shift to Gaines or Brucetown circuits and Waterlick joins Toms Brook. The district has about 5000 members and travels over 30000 miles in the year.
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Balkan Rumblings Stir Italians After Border Probe
Rome reports ominous Balkan rumblings after an Italian airbase near the Yugoslav frontier was inspected. Il Duce heads to northern towns with his plane while Fascist propaganda targets Greece and Turkey. Virginio Gayda accuses Greece and Turkey of stirring smoke and smoke of pure terror.
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West Point Brigadier General Succeeds Major General F
At West Point a brigadier general assumes command succeeding Major General F who will lead one of four newly formed army corps. The change marks a key transition in the army structure and leadership.
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Why Delaware Is Called the Diamond State
Delaware earns the nickname the Diamond State because its small size belies its great importance. The state’s compact area and valuable contributions make it stand out as a precious, enduring asset.
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Grange Plans State Convention Delegates and Chrysanthemum Show
Middletown Grange finalize resolutions for the state convention. Delegates include B O Brumback Ashby Brumback R H Baker and others. A chrysanthemum show featured awards for Mrs D N Gruver and Edna Brumback. Lectures covered highway safety and cooperation in safety with music and discussions led by local members.
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The War Today analysis by DeWitt MacKenzie
Foreign affairs writer DeWitt MacKenzie discusses the global outlook in The War Today. The piece analyzes wartime strategy and international responses from an interpretative angle.
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Voters Rise as Jacksonian Era Begins
Forty years after the Constitution, democracy is a theory, and class rule persists until 1824 when common people gain the right to select electors. The 1828 campaign marks a shift to popular rule with Andrew Jackson's victory, amid fierce charges and public celebration.
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War News Censored and Constitution Census Question
Readers are warned that European news is censored before reaching the United States. The Constitution does not contain the word census. Article I, Section 2, Clause 3 requires a census and enumeration within three years after Congress first meets and every ten years thereafter as directed by law.
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