Cortisone Extends Life For Some Prostate Cancer Patients
A UC urologist reported large doses of cortisone can inactivate adrenals to starve cancer cells, offering longer life without risky adrenal surgery. Eight of ten patients shown about 82 days extra, with some survivors. Surgery remains an option but carries higher mortality. Also notes Pvt. G David Schine not eligible for advanced military police course. Maglin cites lack of qualification. McLaughlin seeks third term in Washington state senate.
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San Francisco
University of California
Frank Hinman Jr
Hinman
Washington
Army
Pvt
G. David Schine
Mc.Carthy
Schine
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Provost Marshal’s
Camp Gordon
William H. Maglin
Maglin
Military Police
Tn Ths
Pvt. Schine
Teenage Art Exhibit Arranged By Local Groups
A teenage art exhibit is being arranged in the Children’s Division of the C Burr Arts Library and will be open Tuesday afternoon. Sponsored by the American Association of University Women the event is organized by Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Peters and Mrs Bars Nelson Lyttle with judges named as Decker Smith Urner.
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Richard Summers
Elm Street Street
Ruby Arneson
Frederick High School
George Bennett
School For the Deal
James Decker
Helen Smith
Joseph Urner
Hood College
Strength For Today Robert L Longlass
Salvation discussion outlines spiritual growth and the Christian path to fulfill the soul. It emphasizes full spiritual development, the purpose of salvation, and the Church's insistence on its importance for believers. A brief note cites U S forces in Austria and biographical snippets about service members.
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Robert L. Longlass
God
Church
Chicago Tribune
York Now Terminus on Highway Post Office Route
York becomes the northern terminal of the highway post office, which has operated through the city from Washington to Lancaster. Postmaster James A. Grove said the change does not alter hours for north or south bound runs through York.
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York
Washington
Lancaster
James A. Grove
Visitor from Maryland among Johnston crew at Wilhemshaven base
Joseph C. Horton husband of Constance Horton and son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Horton of Hamsville Md visited the former German Naval Base in the British Occupation Zone with USS Johnston crew. Irvin Ramsburg calls volunteers to Staley Memorial Park Sunday to rake stones and prepare for reseeding the field.
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Austria
Joseph W. Horton
Hamsville
Constance Horton
Wilmarth Street
Attleboro
Mass
Johnston
Little League
Irvin Ramsburg
Staley Memorial Park
Fifth In Series Detailing Frederick Water Report
The Frederick water system report by Dr Abel Wolman discusses meter costs and options. He estimates complete metering would cost at least 300000 and may not lower consumer bills if current rates stay. He favors metering new domestic services and measuring some commercial uses while emphasizing leakage detection and surveys as cost-saving measures.
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Frederick
Abel Wolman
Baltimore
Wolman
British Waterworks Association
Mr. Risbridger
Birmingham
Baltimore Shipyards Seek More Work, Labor Leaders Say
Washington April 2 Shipyard workers report Baltimore employment down about two thirds. After a meeting with Maryland senators Butler and Beall CIO official Andrew Pettis said the talks were encouraging. Butler said White House interest in shipbuilding programs exists and the president is committed to marine commerce and will act. He warned failure could liquidate Maryland.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Butler
R-Md
Andrew Pettis
CIO Shipyard Workers Union
White House
Beall
Rmd
Parity Cut Means Drop In Price Of Milk
Washington area households keep same quart price as District milkshed producers gain lower support based prices. Virginia nearby prices set class 1 milk with Alexandria hearing April 16. manufacturing milk pays about 20 cents per 100 pounds less, two months effect. Class 2 milk cut by about 60 cents per hundred pounds. blend price reflects mixed classes. Byrd to seek retirement from University of Maryland board July 1. governor nomination candidate remains president emeritus at full pay. Damuth serves aboard USS Saipan, son of Reaba Damuth Emmitsburg and Barbara Turner Taneytown.
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Washington
Washington Area
Virginia
Virginia Milk Commission
State Commission
Alexandria
Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Shipyards face idleness as postwar repairs shrink orders
The News reports Frederick readers that regional union director Jack J. Gerson says Sparrows Point, Key Highway, and Maryland Drydock yards employ only about a third of normal postwar levels due to lack of repairs and orders. He warns of a disastrous dissipation of shipbuilder skills from idleness and migration, noting men from yards attend the meeting with national union leaders.
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Frederick
Jack J. Gerson
The
Union
Baltimore
Sparrows Point
Key Highway
Maryland
Two Accident Cases To Be Heard April 9
A Frederick resident faces hit run and reckless driving charges after two separate accidents on April Fool's Day. Sergt Denver Sackeit and Marion Smith, 69, allegedly struck two parked cars on East All Saints and North Market streets, causing damages of 25 and 50 dollars respectively. Police linked the incidents by license tag and served a warrant for failure to stop at headquarters.
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Frederick
People’s Night Court
Sergt
Denver
S*ackeit
Marion M. Smith
Route 1
East All Saints
Austin Oden
East South Street
Sergt. Shook
North Market Street
Smith
Oden
Countian
Unopposed Mayoral Run In Union Bridge Election
Edward L. Williar faces no opposition for mayor in Union Bridge’s annual town election. Balloting occurs at the town office Monday from 3 to 6 PM. On the council ballot are Samuel Bowman Lewis E Crimpacker Herbert E Becker Howard Fox Wilson Harris William Logue Roy Mort M H Rakestraw Richard L Stultz Sterling Watson.
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Edward L. Williar
Union Bridge
Samuel Bowman
Lewis E. Crimpacker
Herbert E. &Cker
Howard Fox
Wilson Harris
William Logue
Roy Mort
M. H. Rakestraw
Richard L. Stultz
Sterling Watson
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Wash
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Mes
Glenn Fryer
Salmlasvale
Elmer Chandlee
Donald Lee Spalding
Charles.Spalding
Thurmont
John Zufal
Hiltner-Roelke Studio Eagles Auxiliary
Ladies
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Order of Eagles
Elma Lee Georg
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Health Department
Frederick County Society For
Eulah Finneyfrock
Louise Starner
Emma Angleberger
Grace Roelke
Biggs Avenue
Catoctin Estates, Inc
Earl F. Hargett, Builder
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Joseph C. Horton
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Lau Walg
Francis Scott Key
Id B. Cahn
N. Charles St
Baltimore, Md
American Institute of Decorators Art & Antique Dealers League of
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Kinsey’s
E. Patrick
Pearre
Rhonda
Pennsylvania Ave
U.S. Route 11
Marylanu
Philco
Motorola T.V
Sunbeam
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll Sr
Williamson’s Drug Store
George J. Damuth
Seaman
USN
Reaba Damuth
Emmitsburg
Barbara Turner
Taneytown
Saipan
ING Aid Center
W. Patrick St
Essone
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Routzahn & Sons
Market ST
Liberty Finance Corporation OF
Leslie J. Lovaas
North Market St
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