Diet surveys reveal substandard nutrition in 1930s families
A Department of Agriculture survey of 6 000 households shows 14 percent with poor diets amid higher wages and living standards. The findings discussed at a National Nutrition Conference call for new ways to persuade Americans to improve dietary habits as food expenditure averages 28 50 weekly for households of two or more.
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Natron
ISIS
Department of Agriculture
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Random rifle shots menaced Frederick homes with shattered windows and a porch hole. An ordinance for a planning commission to guide a master plan was adopted by the Board of Aldermen. A House bill on budget efficiency and a property review case were discussed. site for Frederick High School not yet fixed as property damages were noted.
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the News
Frederick
Paul C. Willard
Rosemont
Robert L. Smith
West Second Street
Board of Aldermen
Congress
Budget Bureau
Budget ‘Bureau
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Board of Property Review
Andioftand
Ransom R. Lewis
Uests
Walkersville
Thurmont
Thurmont Town
Maryland
W.jed
Bartgis Storm
Robert Hgh Bennan
Mms Omien Si Smith
Dickerson Methodist Women Elect Officers at Fort Detrick
At Fort Detrick the Dickerson W S C S met April 2 with 14 members present at Mrs. Register's home. Mrs. Edwin Matthews led the program and officers were elected: president Mrs. Edwin Matthews. vice president Mrs. W K Matthews. secretary Mrs. Donald Roberson. treasurer Mrs. Martin Wiseman. promotion secretary Mrs. Ellis Roberson. missionary education secretary Mrs. Ethel Baker. social relations secretary Mrs. Will Roberson. spiritual life secretary Mrs. Elwood Claggett. supply work secretary Mrs. Herman Frye. literature and publications secretary Mrs. Nellie Martin.
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Donald Roberson
Dickerson
Dickerson Methodist Church
Register
Fort Detrick
Edwin Matthews
W. K. Matthews
Martin Wiseman
Ellis Roberson
Ethel Baker
Will Roberson
Elwood Claggett
Herman Frye
Nellie Martin
The News front page fragment April 8 1857
Fragmentary page from The News of Frederick Maryland dated April 8 1857 shows a Monday issue with partial masthead text and garbled lines, offering limited readable items and no clear articles or notices.
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Frederick
Three Nominees Nominated for Frederick School Board Vacancy
Three nominees are selected by the Second Nominating Convention for the Frederick School Board vacancy to be submitted to the Republican Central Committee for governor appointment. Nominees include Dr. Fothergill, William Wallace, and Warren G. Dorsey, with Grayson Stevens elected president of the convention and 63 delegates in attendance at North Frederick elementary school.
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LeRoy D
Fothergill
William Wallace
Warren G. Dorsey
Republican State Cenetral Committee
Joseph F. Rhoderick
North Frederick
Grayson Stevens
C. Grasson Stevens
Lawrence Welsch
James A.J i Semsenbaugh
Sir Hall
Marjorie UL. R. Schoolman
Middletown
Parent-Teacher Association
Council of Jewish Women
Nelson A. Strathern
Brunswick Elementary Parent‘Teacher Association
Nelson Sohn
Braddock Heights
Welsch
George Brown
Knoxville
Newton Baker Hospital
Morris Rhian
Republican Central Committee
Fothersgill
Wallace
Dorsey
Emmett R. Bowlus
iGov
Theodore R. McKeldin
Melvin Partridge W. Burtis Mercer
Paul Shatto
Leon S. Idoine
Bowlus
Merb! F. Wachter
Hilda
M. J. Sr.)Croghan
John C. Derr
Grayson Doub
William Zentz
E. Hart Etchison
Public DeMolay Installation Tuesday At 7 30
The Order of DeMolay will hold a semi annual public installation of officers Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Past Master Councilor James Fox and Meredith Alexander will be installed as Master Councilor and Councilor with many other officers listed and retiring treasurer Eugene Kemp PMC.
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Order of DeMolay
Carroll Zimmerman
Jin
Masonic Temple
Bill Moores
James Fox
William Schrodel
William Moore
South Market
Edwin Fox
Nalard
Robert Mason
Eiker
Marshall
Charles Geisbert
Teachers of America
Brooke Green
Lutheran Church
Wayne Clingan
Wil
Liam Lerner
Mark Whitmore
John Benchoff
Frederick Highland
Richard Remsberg
Charles Schrodel
PMC
James
Mem J Lightner
Ber
United States Army
Wayne Mullican
Grayson Mercer
Betty Lou Davis
Purtell predicts Poland will move to democracy
Senator William A. Purtell told a Communion breakfast crowd in April that Poles will abandon communism after a socialist stage and eventually adopt democracy. He cited his 1955 visit to Poland and the Soviet Union and cited Russian influence as the source of the imposed ideology.
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New York
William A. Purtell
Connecticut Republican
Poland
Purtell
Soviet Union
Side Glances and Surviving Relatives Noted in Obituaries
Multiple funeral notices recall Olin L. Molesworth as director. Surviving relatives include Elsie Pope of Baltimore and Layton siblings in Florida and Baltimore. Services and burials span Bethesda Methodist Church Browningsville to Rocky Ridge and Adams towns with interments in church cemeteries and Mount Olivet.
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Elsie Pope
Baltimore
Charles Layton
Flor
John Layton
Walter Layton
Damascus Funeral Home
Funerals Held for Thurmont Woman Bertha Spalding
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Spalding widow of Charles W Spalding who died Thursday at her Thurmont home were led by Rev Samuel L Spear and attended by relatives and local exiles. A silent protest march of Catholic men from London marked the day.
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David F. Wetzel
Rocky Ridge
Pate
Tabor Lutheran Church
Dixon Waste
Roy Valenitine
Maurice Valentine
Frank Valentine
Wilbur Valentine
iMerkle Shriner
Charles Knipple
M. L. Creager and Son
Addie D. Burns
Woodfield
Damascus Funeral
B. Ralph Mark
James. Rudell
Alvin Burgee
Donald Lindsey
Kenneth
Maurice Burns
Wesley Grove Cemetery
Olin L ‘Molesworth
Margaret B. Waesche
Thurmont
Samuel Moyer
Ivan G. Naugle
Elmer R. Andrews
Edward Shaffer
William Shaffer
Lindsey Shaffer Rockne Murphy
Murray C. 'Iler
Uriah Burgee
United [Brethren Cemetery
M. Fe
London
iForty Thhousand
Bertha Spalding
Chris Charles W. Spalding
Ians
Repre- Thurmont
Samuel L.spean
Damascus Woman Susie E Burdette Dies at 70
Mrs Susie E Burdette widow of Emory W Burdette died Friday night at her Damascus home after illness of several weeks. A Howard County native, she was 70, member of Howard Chapel Methodist Church and W S C 8 of the church, and of the Long Corner Council 64 Daughters of America. Surviving are ten children including Roger F Burdette and Emory E Burdette Jr, twenty seven grandchildren, and a long list of relatives.
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Harry Cockrell
Margaret Cockrell
Buckestown
Mildred L. Eyler
East Sixth Street
Airs
Cockrell
Frederick County
Lewis
Susan Fulmer Stockman
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Buckeystown
Eyler
East Parkes Street
Afount River Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Anna Lucretia Hastings
New Windsor
Glen Henshaw
Baltimore
Ceylon
Da‘dia
Richard C
Minnie Truax Hastings
Henshaw
Max Harrison
India
John H. Hoch
Mary E. Hoch
Jom H. Hoch
Uniontown
Melvin L. Fritz
Mabel Newcomer
Washington
Taneytown
Susie E. Burdette
Emory W. Burdette
Damascus
Howard County
Charles F
Sarah E. Warfield Layton
Howard Chapel
Long Corner
Roger F. Burdette
College Park
G. Robert Burdette
Riverdale
Silas Beall
Lewisdale
William Browning
Wheaton
Emory E. Burdette Jr
Charles Reed
Poplar Springs
Paul Kelly
Tra L. Burdette
Mt. Airy
John N. Burdette
Timonium
Eldon Dayhoff
Crum Reported Improving After Stroke. Maryland Officials Attend Institute
Mr. Harry N. Crum of 8 East Seventh Street is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected after a paralysis stroke on Thursday. Mrs. William C. Roderick and Mrs. Richard Dutrow returned from Baltimore where they attended the Probation Officers Institute at Hotel Staff ord. Roderick served as Frederick County Probation Officer and Dutrow represented the Frederick Children's Aid Society, of which Roderick is executive secretary. The institute, held Thursday and Friday, was sponsored by the National Probation and Parole Association and the Maryland State Department of Public Welfare.
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Senate
David Lawrence Washington
House of Representatves
House
House of Representatives
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Senate Committee On
Congress
Executive Branch
Joint Committee of Internal Revenue Taxation
McClellan
Joint Committee
Thej
Frederick Choral Society
Boston
T Snre
Doortions
Obers
Juvenile Literary Society
Mauch
North Market Street School
G. Roderick
A. Kemp
F. McClow
W. Mehrling
L. Frazier
H. Kemp
Frolley
Jefferson
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
Virginia Consolidated Copper Company
Edgar E. Rippeon
Johnsville
Old Liberty
Harry N. Crum
East Seventh Street
William C. Roderick
Richard Dutrow
Baltimore
Probation Officers Institute
Roderick
Frederick County
Hotel Stafford
National Probation and Parole Association
Maryland State Departiment of Public Welfare
Local Patients Report Varied Recovery at Frederick Area Hospitals
Among The Sick sir Malcolm White farmer in the Dickerson area is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a surgical patient. He entered the hospital March 28. Mrs C Norman Harbaugh Route One Frederick is improving satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery. Mr Charles F McKenzie 805 Montclair Avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery today. Mrs Ossie Shankle Bucke rnown Braddock Heights was admitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Wednesday Her condition is satisfactory. Mrs Cora Barrick Woodsboro was readmitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Thursday. Her condition is satisfactory. William Edward Fowler is improving at his home along Waterville Road near Mt Airy after spending a month at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Norwood Mt Airy is improving at Washington Sanatorium and Hospital Takoma Park after an operation there.
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Malcolm White
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Norman Harbaugh
Frederick
Frederick’ S Memorial Hospital
Charles F. McKenzie
Montclair Avenue
Fredeerick Memorial Hospital
Ossie Shankle
Buckers‘nown
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Cora Barrick
Woodsboro
Vindobona Conalescent
Wiliam Edward Fowler
Water
Wile Road
Mt. Airy
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Norwood
Washington Sanatorium
Takoma ‘Park
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Citizens Council For Schools
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Frederick High School Home School Association
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The
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Morgan’ State College
Value Mules Lavyrue Uuseer
Lincoln School Pta
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County Council of Parent Teachers Associations
George Ambush
Frontiers of America
Wilma J. Boyland
Hopeland School ‘Parent-Teacher Association
Eo Bee Stadt
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Asmreau
Tetire
E. William Chemical
Hall
Elm Street
Harvard
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Calvary
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J. A. Tavenner
Dr. LeRoy D. Fothergill
Bill Moore
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Carroll Schildt
Pikes
Wille
Russell Schildt
Jan Franicisco
Calte Brothers
Frank Eby
Morris Eby
Elmer Andrews
Church of the Brethren
M. IL
Creager and Son
Moyer
United Brethren Cemetery
George Black
Charles Reid
Merril Pryor
Paul Yingling
Arthur Unger
Edgar Zander
Richard Lee Williams
Adamstown
East Church Street
Walter D. Mehrling
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Charles Preston Willard
St Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church
Doutts
Gordon C. Hite
Norman Best
L. Rawhn Specht
Carlos Specht
Edward C. Carey
Melvin H. Bowers
Austin P. Renn
Russell Sr. Castle
Mount Olivet
M.R. Etchison and Son
Pak Or
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Smith
Mrs. Smith
Sadie Stiffer
Sadie Stiler
Robert Stifler
Pine Ridge Rest ‘Home
Charles Town General Hospital
Dotors
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B. Frank and
Mary
North Market Street
BR. Moler
Camp Hill
Harpers Ferry
ICAR
Urbana
Tom Alstadt
E. William Hall
St. Mary's
Calvary Meth
Wilbur van Doren
Sharon Marian Wenantad Cantecott
Pomona
Calif
Gustaf Swanson
Bloomfield
New Jerey
Arizona
Garley Stifler
Philadelphia
Bessie Costello
Orlando
Florida
Jessie Hoffmaster
Rawson
Jeff. Co
John Bailiss
Pom
Woman's Club
Meg Lulu
Atpulie
Albert
P. Pole
Strube
Leo Strailman
Joe W
W. Milo Chick
Fred Pangle
Roy Page
Fairview Lutheran Cemetery
Boli i
Alex Brown & Sons, Mhembers
Nee Stock Exchange
Trey
Durban
Cairo
Africa
Eespa
Arthur Stull
Emiro Bar
Egypt
Carmack
Ween
FE & M
Fred. Co. National
Fredericktown
W. Md
Ox Fibre Brush
Potomac Edison
Potomac
Frederick Gasnal
Investors Loan Corp
Investors Loan
Fred Go
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Life Men
Marken & Bielfield
Aris
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