13 Apr 1954
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1954
Page
1
An unidentified New Yorker volunteers to have cigarette tar painted on his skin in Atlantic City to test if tobacco chemicals cause skin cancer. Other known cancer-causing substances are applied for comparison as researchers from New York University report on mouse versus human cancer risks.
Washington April 12 The administration faces sharp critique from Republicans and Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee over plans to cut surplus farm goods sent abroad under foreign aid. Rep Fulton argues for boosting farm surplus purchases to as much as one billion dollars next fiscal year. The panel debates a proposed 3.498 billion dollar foreign aid package for the year starting July 1, with 60 percent cuts eyed in farm surplus spending from 241 million this year to 55-60 million.
Frue influence is clearly bought. Adoniram Judson urged Burma king to allow him to preach in a city but the king refused citing scarred hands. The King's Daughters Bible class met at Mrs Claude Trout with thirteen members. devotions by Holden Felton and prayer by Mr Felton. Guest box by Mrs Holden Felton. A rummage sale was discussed.
A digest on draft classifications explains how liabilities extend to age 35 for those with prior deferments such as student or farmer status. It details I D I S and other classes, who qualifies, and how boards assign deferments affecting long term draft eligibility.
George F Mouse Grove longtime Democrat in Frederick announces his bid for the House of Delegates subject to the June primary. He graduated Frederick Boys High School in 1919 and studied at Johns Hopkins for two years. A plaster ornament craftsman and former Izaak Walton League No. 1 president he lives at 123 East Fourth Street with his wife Marguerite and two daughters.
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