Lions hear ref lect on Germany’s postwar issues
Rev. Walter Freed outlines Germany’s progress and challenges to the Frederick Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He cites prosperity under US and Marshall Plan aid, youth education worries, limited democracy, East West reunification, and Communist influence, urging leaders to emphasize spirituality alongside material progress.
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Europe
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Francis. Scott Key Hotel
Walter Ier Freed
D.D
Luther Place Memorial
Freed
Thei. S
Western Germany
United States
U. S
Hitler
Dr. Freed
Adenauer
East
East Germany
West Germany
State Department
George Tudor
Washington
Ralph Merchant
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Russell Seabright
Lion Derr
Bean W. Anderson
Doubs
Lion Specht
Raymond Markley
Myersville
Fred H. Eienbrandt
Baltimore
Jon Culler
Arnold M. Hii
Iendallstown
Lion Charles Stull Jr
Glade Valley
Clarence Thomas
Adamstown
J. Karl Meyer
Stray Dog Law Declared Clear by Frederick Mayor
Mayor Ramsburg declared Frederick’s stray dog ordinance "quite clear" and vowed the nuisance must be stopped. The meeting also approved a two hour parking limit on North Market Street and granted parade permission for the Tall Cedars of Lebanon in April.
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Charles V. Main
Harry Phelps
Robert Hardman
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North Market Street
Fifth
Seventh Streets
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Frederick
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Brookland-Cayce Bearcats win major prize at Cherry Blossom Festival
The Brookland-Cayce High School Bearcats from West Columbia Cayce South Carolina won first prize for marching and third for music at the Cherry Blossom Festival band concert. They earned a gold replica of the Washington Monument as grand prize. Latta High School Red Raider band placed second for marching. The Seneca High School band finished third. Cherry Blossom Festival parade follows Saturday evening.
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Washington Monument
South Carolina
Red Raider
Latta High School
Latta
S.C
Seneca
North Carolina
Cherryville
N.C
South Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Barbiturate Impairs Judgment in Swimmers Study
Harvard researchers report that secubarbital causes severe judgment distortion in solo swimming trials and moderate impairment in group events. The study with 15 college men suggests widespread drug effects may contribute to accidents in roads, industry, and homes.
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Chicago
Harvard
Journal of the Americas Medical Association
Gene NM. Smith
Henry K. Beecher, LLC
Pertenece Ee in Anesthesia Study at Harvard and MGH
A concise note involving Pertenece Ee and the anesthesia program at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. It mentions participation in a study and issues around appreciation or understanding of anesthesia. Further context unclear due to fragmented text.
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Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Water Report Presented On Thurmont Water System
Thurmont officials heard a two hour survey of water and sewage issues by Whitman Reynardt and Associates. The study includes leakage tests, pressure tests, maps of trunk lines, and cost estimates. A May 16 meeting with the geology department will discuss survey conclusions and improvement costs in Baltimore.
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Thurmont
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Donald Lewis
Lewis
Department of Geology, Mines and Resources
Baltimore
Charles A. Reid
City urges crackdown on loose dogs and owner responsibility
The mayor calls for stricter enforcement to keep dogs under control. Police and city warden urged to pick up loose animals, and the Women’s Society asked for suggestions to improve conditions. The prime duty remains with owners, with public cooperation hoped for. The meeting opened with an invocation by Rev H Harris of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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Erate
Phelps
Womane Society
Harris
Seventh Day Dventist Church
City of London gifts Prince Andrew silver salver
The City of London announced it presented Prince Andrew with a christening gift a silver salver engraved with the city coat of arms. Andrew born February 19 in London will be christened at Buckingham Palace on Friday.
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Prince London
French Farmers Oppose Price Fixing Demonstrations Spread
In Sens and across France about 200 000 farmers protested price ceilings seen as harming profits. Police reported 12 officers and three demonstrators injured after stone throwing and tear gas. Demonstrations occurred in Quimper and Amiens with largely peaceful turnouts.
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Sens
France
So Way
Quimper
Brittany
Amiens
Cardinal Tien Joins Fu Jen University Presidency
Thom as Cardinal Tien, the first Chinese prince of the Roman Catholic church, is named president of Fu Jen University. The school, once located in Peiping, will be re activated on Formosa Headed by the church leader, the move marks a historic revival for the institution.
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