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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1948

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4

Doctor Says Modern Medicine Owes Much To Metchnikoff

A summary of Elie Metchnikoff's pioneering research on immunity and white blood cells, his time at the Pasteur Institute, and his influence on vaccines and modern medicine. The column notes his self experimentations, and how his work underpins current defenses against disease.

Metchnnrofe Elie Metchiixof Metchnikov Metchnikof Russia Pasteur Institute Paris Fasteur Metchrkoff Metchnikoff

State of Jitters Again: Radio Lowers National Morale

A radio commentator on a Sunday night is said to noticeably dampen national morale. The piece notes widespread jitters about Soviet conquest and atheism, with citizens doubting U S war prowess. In Denver rumors claim tires will freeze April 1 and dealers are emptied. auto owners fear shortages.

Russia United States Denver

Costly Growth Air transport gains outpaced by costs

A revised 1947 summary shows passenger miles above 6 billion for 16 major U S airlines, up 1.8 percent from 1946. Air mail and freight rose, but operating costs outpaced revenues, yielding a nine‑month loss of about 10 million. International routes grew in mail and freight, while domestic trunk lines slid slightly in mail.

Air Express

Fifty Years Ago Local Baseball And Notices

Local items note second street team beating third street 16 to 8 on the Develop ment grounds with Percy Myer and Frank Carty pitching for the winners and L and R Toms catching for the losers. A petition with 400 signatures urged Frederick Middletown Electric Railroad to extend to Middletown's business center. The Scrubs baseball team defeated the Maryland School for the Deaf 14 to 12 at the latter's grounds, Benson excelling for the home side. Property sales include J Hollin Kefauver selling a seal brown Percheron to Glade Valley Stock for 3200 dollars. Walter Anders reports a dwelling two miles north of the chimney.

Battery Percy Myer Frank Carty R. Toms Robert Delaplaine Robert Kolb Smith Frederick Maryland School Benson Scrubs Hershberger Fisher Wood Marker Bennett J. Hollin Kefauver Middletown Bravo In Glade Valley Stock Company Walkville Walter Anders Thermont Chimmey

Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News

The note recalls Vles Brazil guest at Kiwanis Club meeting and his singing. The initial performance of Spanish Moon, ninth annual musical comedy by local talent under Francis Scott Key post, American Legion, at the Opera House drew an enthusiastic crowd with leads Francis Staley, George Smith, D Ralph Zimmerman, E Austin James and Sewart H Brown. Several hundred Maryland Republican women will attend the spring rally of the Federation of Republican Women of Maryland on April 16 at the Francis Scott Key hotel.

Vles Brazil Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Post, American Legion Opera House Francis Staley George Smith D. Ralph Zimmerman E. Austin James Sewart H. Brown Maryland Federation of Republican Women of Maryland Francis Scott Key Hotel

Two hush hush maneuvers shape 1948 election plan

Washington Daybook outlines dual strategies to derail Truman Wallace and push for Eisenhower. It details how Democratic power brokers aim to coax Truman to withdraw and unite behind Eisenhower while pressuring Wallace to exit if Ike is the nominee, noting forecasted votes and party maneuvering. It also covers the Hadlick report accusing oil firms and state laws of causing shortages to profit, prompting Krug’s push for higher production quotas.

Tess Coffin Washington Eisenhower Harry Truman Henry Wallace Truman Dwight Dbd Eisenhower Wallace Ike Lous Bean Hadlick U. S Bureau of Mines U.S Cap” Krug Rug Senate Oil Committee Hadlic&wspaper

Death by own action noted in Gaithersburg train fatality

Dr Frank J Broschart Montgomery County deputy medical examiner said he will issue a certificate of death by own action for George A Ninas of Gaithersburg who was struck by a railroad train in front of the Gaither store depot. Investigation shows the retired government employee stepped in front of the train causing the fatality.

Frank J. Broschart Montgomery County George A. Ninas Gaithersburg Gaither

Anniversaries and Births Highlight Historical Figures

Know America Today lists anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures such as Putnam the wheelwright. Fisher Ames, a Massachusetts congressman. Eadweard Muybridge, pioneer in motion photography. Steinmetz, electrical genius. Maria Cummins, author of The Lamplighter. and others. It also recaps today in history events from 1855 to 1947, plus a brief horoscope noting finance and caution, with birthdays including Frank O. King and Paul Robeson among others.

Hofus Putnam Wheelwright Ohio Sellor U.S Sutton Mass Fisher Ames Massachusetts Dedham Maria C. Cummins Salem Boston Eadweard Muybridge California Theodote Louise Smith Clark Univers Worcester Hallowell Maine Charles P. Steinmetz Germany New York Lee Appomattox Court House Federal Children’s Bureau Wilson Norway Denmark Coventry England Bataan U.S. Army Petrillo David Frank O. King Gasoline Alley Cashton Wis Henry Gerrish Smith Shipbuilders Council of America Warrensville Everett N. Case Colgate University Hamilton N. J North Plainfield Paul Robeson Princeton Archibald L. M. Wiggins the Treasury Durham N. C James William Fulbright Arkansas Sumner Efrem Zimbalist Russia Col Archibald B. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Washington, D.C

Court News Equity and Name Change Petitions

Equity petitions include Pauline J. Roderick seeking a name change and a bill for absolute divorce from Kermit H. Godwin. Various marriage licenses and divorces are listed with names and addresses across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Rotary directors announced after two weeks of elimination eight names to organize and elect officers in June. A note recalls pre World War II railway mileage rankings with Canada prominent.

Equity Pauline J. Roderick Kermit H. Goduin Jesse E. Godwin Lloyd Homer Miller, Jr Worth Market Street Hazel G. House East Second Street Samuel E. Miller Velma KL Staub Hanover George M. Beltzhoever, Jr Charles Town W. Va Carrie Lee Swimley Brucedown John F. Joiner Baltimore Lian L Lancaster Second Avenue Brunswick William G . Brooke Amanda E. Fieck Harrisburg Wiliam E Fauble Martha J. Mitchell Allan F. di A. Pa Delores E Bloomsburg Rotary Frederick Ignatius Bjorlee Warner L Brittain Lewis R. Derizbaugh William E. Hardy Edward C. Hartmann Wayne C. Neely J. Richard Ramsburg Roger H Willard

Veterans Guide on education and subsistence for ex service members

Major Thomas M. Nial reports on almost 190000 disabled veterans receiving free education under Public Law 15 and explains complex subsistence and overpayment rules. The VA clarifies that most full time PL 16 students will see a May 1 increase, though some with disabilities and no dependents may not. It covers overpayments, waivers, and possible refunds by the GAO, plus养老金 for orphans and on the job training tool provisions.

Thomas M. Nial Washington P. L P. L. 16 P.L. 16 Ro J. C Lynchburg Carbondale

Price Urges City Traffic Fixes at Lions Luncheon

Osborne L Price of Magnetic Devices Inc presented traffic reform ideas at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Lions Club luncheon. He urged by-passes around Frederick, widening Bentz and Court streets, a hotel driveway, and off street parking with meters, noting meters serve only a fraction of demand. He warned against enlarging the city before solving current parking and loading issues, stressing prompt action. Attendees included Roger B. Wolfe as program chairman and Lions E. L. Mobley, Joseph S. Foltz, Henry Bart, and others. Cancer Drive proceeds totaled 89.20.

Frederick Osborne L Price Magnetic Devices, Inc Lions 'Club Francis Scott Key Price Lions Rederick Bentz and Court Marke Patrick Roger B. Wolfe Paul M. Carmack Massey H. Rowe Haverstown

Exhibit Of Dolls At Wesleyan Guild Meet

Mrs. M. E. Ferrell of Washington DC displayed her United Nations Dolls collection at Calvary Methodist Church under Wesleyan Service Guild sponsorship. The exhibit showcased dolls from seven nations with articles on costume, origin, and culture. Ferrell, active since 1939, owns 1936 dolls including presidents wives and a 48 state set, with detailed records and photos accompanying each piece.

M. E. Ferrell Washington, D. C United Nations Calvary Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild Ft Seven Nations Hilda Haller Mary Ying Westeyan Service Guild

L. F. Livingston to Speak at Mount Monday

L F Livingston a noted expert on chemical progress will lecture at Mount St Mares College Emmitsburg on Monday April 12 at 7 pm The talk titled Preview of Progress includes demonstrations of new chemical research some not yet public His career spans Du Pont leadership and university teaching with multiple professional leadership roles.

L. Livingston Mount St. Mares College Emmitsburg E. L du Pont T de Nemours & Company Walmington Delaware University of Washington du Pont Engineer Corps Mid-West Michitar State College American Society of Agricultural Engineers Americanssociation National Association of Manufacturers

Vocabulary Clarifications and Word of the Day Lesson

The excerpt outlines pronunciation and spelling notes for words like cancer and naked, offers synonyms for amiable, and presents a daily vocab goal. It defines servile as slave like and cites a quote from Greville about imitation signaling a small mind.

Greville

College Dreams vs Family Duty in Dear Dorothy Dix

A displaced 18 year old orphan asks if he should work to fund college or rely on his sister. Dorothy Dix answers that duty and support for younger sisters rests with him too, urging balance and not sacrifice of others for education. The exchange also covers social snobbery and engagement heartbreak with practical guidance.

Court House Park Court House Diss Dix Colege Edward H Dorothy Dis

Social Situation: Guest and a Young Child

A guest in a home with a small child should avoid teasing or boisterous play that excites the child. Instead choose quiet interaction to help keep the child calm and comfortable for the family.

Bridge Greats Play at McKenney Apartment

William E McKenney recalls a casual rubbo bridge session with national tournament director A M Sobel and Mrs McKenney, noting Sobel’s psychic one club opening, Lees bid two hearts, and a seven heart contract. The narrator describes a clutch heart and spade sequence that secured the win, with clever discards and precise card play.

William E. McKenney America’s Card Authority NEA Leagt A. M. Sobel McKenne Harry Lee League Midwest Confernce Sabel Lees East McKenney North

Appreciated Parcel and War Message From Germany

A letter received by Mr Charles R Strine in Woodshoro from Walstraud Kluge thanks Mrs Strine for a parcel. The German note dated February 5 describes a fiancés death as a prisoner in Russia and references a Shakespeare line about being or not being amid hardship and hunger. Clothes in the parcel were shared with the sender's mother in need.

Germany Charles R. Strine Woodshoro Walstraud Kluge Strine Fiancie Russia Siine Eversticir Kluge

Elk's Never Forgotto Dinner Sparks Laughter in Carlsbad

In Carlsbad on April 8, Jay R. Ogden, longtime exalted ruler of the Carlsbad Elks lodge, invited 14 retiring officers and trustees to dinner. They waited for him, telephoned him, and learned he had forgotten the dinner date, prompting a humorous recall in the local paper.

Elk's Carlsbad Sever Jay R. Ogden Carlsbad Ell Lodge T Jodge Elks Ogde

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