Through The Ages Wars Tend To Renew Chaos
Hal Boyle argues that war disrupts happiness and peace. empires rise and fall, Rome and others show power cannot guarantee lasting order. He speculates America and Russia may clash, but hopes for a future of universal peace without tomorrow’s war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Carthage
Napoleon
Hitler
Alexander the Great
Muscle of
America
Russia
Europe
Local Notes From Reliance Community
Dry weather continues with little rain and cloudiness. Mr and Mrs Lee Little return to Camden South Carolina after visiting Mrs Grover. Mr and Mrs Dan Bennington and Mr and Mrs Bill Hutcheson and two sons from Washington visited relatives. Cooley family moves to Reliance. Stickleys return from Ohio visit. Rev L P Tederick attends Massanetta Bible Conference. Reliance school opens with three teachers and L P Tederick to teach in Middletown again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Little
Camden
S. C
C. H. Grover
Dan Bennington
Bill Hutcheson
Washington
Hugh Showalter
Thomas Showalter
Beaty
Pittsburgh
Jim Cooley
Bowmans
Reliance
Russell Stickley
Tiffin
Ohio
Mr. Stickley
L. P. Tederick
Massanetta Bible Conference
Harrisonburg
Middletown
Bishop Tomlinson Launches 1952 Presidential Campaign Tour
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson, leader of the Church of God with about 125 000 members, begins a 42 state campaign tour after a 21 day fast. He travels with his wife in a 1942 sedan, planning to speak to ministers and display a banner urging voters to choose a man of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homer A. Tomlinson
Church of God
North Carolina
A J Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Ava Gardner Joins Sinatra for Las Vegas Opening
Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner arrived in Las Vegas for the opening of Sinatra's two week engagement. Gardner and her sister Beatrice flew in from Reno and plan to remain through the opening. Sinatra offers few new details on his divorce and romance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Gardner
Las Vegas
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra Miss Gardner
Beatrice Gardner
Reno
Sinatra
Ava
Hollywood
Nancy Sinatra
Nevada
Miss Gardner
Russians Favor Jack London as Top U.S. Author in Soviet Union
English Language Magazine News reports Jack London remains the most popular American writer in the Soviet Union with 12,200,000 copies of his books published there. A new edition of 300,000 copies is this year. Other top authors listed include Mark Twain Theodore Dreiser O Henry Ernest Thompson Seton Bret Harte and James Oliver Curwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jack London
American Northwest
U.S
Soviet Union
News
Io London
Mark Twain
Theodore Dreiser
O. Henry
Ernest Thompson Seton
Bret Harte
James Oliver Curwood
Jaycee Blood Donor Blanks Due Wed
Harold Patton, chairman of the Junior Chamber Blood Bank Committee, urges members to submit completed donor forms by 5 p.m. tomorrow to meet a quota of 125 pints plus a 14 pint deficit. Those who have not signed up may call the Red Cross at 5412 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday or Friday. The Bloodmobile will be at the Presbyterian Church next Monday, September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Patton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
The
Presbyterian Church
Burglar Tools Found at Bakers Town Savings and Loan
A Bakers Town Savings and Loan director spotted a light in the office and investigated. He saw a man flee from the building, found the safe broken open, and missing were $200 in cash and some non negotiable bonds. A full set of burglar tools lay beside the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bakerstown Savings and Loan Association
Leon E. Young Dies In Accident In Baltimore
Funeral services were held for Leon E. Young of Baltimore and formerly of this city after he was killed when his truck collided with a locomotive at the Canton Railroad crossing on North Point Road. He died en route to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Survivors include his widow Mary Elizabeth Young two sons William L. Young and Leon E. Young Jr a sister Helen G. Taylor and two aunts Mrs Holmes R. Grimm and Mrs Helen R. Funk. Vernon L. Brockman of Baltimore was identified as the locomotive engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon E. Young
Baltimore
Canton Railroad
North Point Road
Young
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Vernon L. Brockman
Mr. Young
Essex
Baltimore County
William A
Myrta McCloskey Young
Jersey Shore
Winchester
Mary Elizabeth Young
William L. Young
St. Petersburg
Fla
Leon E. Young, Jr
Hollywood
Cal
Helen G. Taylor
Williamsville
N. Y
Holmes R. Grimm
Helen R. Funk
City
Scout Executives Gather for National Training Conference
Representatives of the Shenandoah Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, head to Michigan State College East Lansing for the National Training Conference beginning tomorrow. Attending are Basil F Starkey William F Baylor William T Kinsley and Alber Grimm. The group left yesterday and Starkey chaired the regional manpower study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Area
Stephens City Sunday School Class Meets
The Stephens City Lutheran Church Sunday School class met last Monday evening with Mrs. Nelson Nichols presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs. Shifflett and routine business was followed by refreshments for members including Mrs. W. C. Adams and Mrs. Hayne Booze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn L. Seal
Stephens City
The
Lutheran Church
Nelson Nichols
Glen Combs
Shifflett
W.C Adams
Hayne Booze
Earl Ewing
Stuart Pence
Dan
Local Figures Share Vacations and Visits Across States
Mrs Ada Trussell and Mrs Carolyn Sea among local residents mentioned as returning to routine. Families travel from Pittsburgh to Reading Pennsylvania and West Virginia to Georgia and Florida on leisure trips. Paratrooper Derrill Wisecarver on leave from Camp Polk visits grandparents. Pvt Donald Dodson reports to Fort Benning after a weekend with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Frank Strickler
Harry Booth
Georgia
Florida
Maynard Hausenfluck
Raymond Ewing
Hershey
Anna Orndorff
Derrill Wisecarver
Camp Polk
W K. Baker
Donald Dodson
Fort Benning
R. L. Dodson
Roy Beatty
Roanoke
Local Social Notes From Fairfax Visit and Injury
Miss Pearl Ridge hosts guests while Mr. Willie Yeakle and family visit Mrs. Evans in Fairfax. Mr. Calvin Grim remains home with a possible broken foot after an ice accident at Winchester Cold Storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ridgeway
Willie Yeakle
Howard Evans
Fairfax
Calvin Grim
Winchester
Local Speedwriting Representative Wanted in Baltimore
Wanted male or female to represent Speedwriting Short Hand locally. Earn $150 to $200 monthly by providing home study instruction in the ABC Shorthand learned in six weeks. Training funded by company. Send education and references to Speedwriting School 12 West Madison Street Baltimore Maryland or call Saratoga 6910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
West Madison Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Saratoga
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Hal Boyle
Bishop Tomlinson
Provo
Utah
Tiny
Kristine Hammond
Utah County Medical Society
Roy Hammond
William McDowell Hammon
University of Pittsburgh Eiphemiologist
National
Nyon
London
Jaycee
Leggett
Mair Neot
Mussing
L. J. Luby
Flakorn
Frocks, Inc
FELEC
Legett’s Department Store, Inc
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester's Shopping Center
Winchester’s
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