Fortunate view on mail service suspension
The writer laments two day mail service loss due to insufficient funds but highlights the risk of federal control of utilities. They argue we can endure mail delays more easily than outages in electric, telephone, or water service and urge gratitude.
Cancer Cure Hint Found At Ardmore Foundation
Roble Foundation researchers at Ardmore Oklahoma reportedly slowed a highly malignant Walker 256 cancer in rats by starving cancer cells of nutrients. The method identifies substances that feed tumors and removes them from food. The finding could shape future cancer campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Roble Foundation
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Births and public notices fill Frederick News page
The Frederick News reports birth announcements from local families including Baker, Weber, Slack, Hall, Cramer, Stonebraker, Doughtrey, Sharedio, Murphey, and Smith with details on first and second children and names of parents and addresses. The issue also covers Belize British Honduras council swearing in, press rights debate, and a historical note on 1907 events and local projects such as railroad work and road crossties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baker
Glena Mast
Daris Shepley
Cisses Wise
Walter Weber
Saei Brunswick
John Jay
Ande Serean Seaees
Thurman Slack
Fort Detrick
Republicagon
Paul Arthur
Oe Speal
nees _veeg
ceaz'Slack
Joyce Thomas Esparehes
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fred
Rex Hall
Erick, Mc
Ciatiér
Rosemont Avenue
Gregg Lamarr
Hall
Dorothy House
Francis Walter
Airy
Mary Elizabeth
Kenneth Cramer
North Market Street
Kenneth Lambert Jr
Cramer
Nancy Lou Lakes
Francis Stonebraker
Sykesville
Susan Lynn
Stonebraker
Margaret Rider
Edgar P. Doughtery
Wilfred
Pierce
John Sharediocthy
David Arthur
Robert Murphey
Susan Elizabeth
Howard Smith
East Third Street
Howard Jesse
Smith
Nancy Elizabeth Brown
Controversy Over Press Travel and Armistice Aid in 1937 Columns
The Columns HW warns that Panmunjom armistice violations persist and Red China holds hostages while U S editors face pressure over travel bans. A 1937 column notes American newsmen as foreign policy instruments and headlines travel restrictions amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Red
United States
W. N
W. Jolliffe
China
Weinherzer
Japanese Prints Exhibit At C Burr Artz Library
An April display at the C Burr Artz Library features Japanese prints on loan from Miss Rita F Gies. The collection showcases hundreds of years of art that remains captivating to modern viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
C. Burr Artz
Rita F_ Gies
Pras
Homer By Suiss Beatrice Fehr Home Demonstration Advice
A homemakers guide to spring cleaning and furniture the living room. It explains grouping for activity zones balance and wall alignment to create inviting functional spaces with lamps tables and seating arranged for reading games sewing and conversations. The article also notes an art exhibit and a public carnival committee setup.
Funeral notices for Rippees Stockman Munshour and Haines
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Jennie Elizabeth Rippees widow of William H. Rippeon at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Dale E. Burring officiating. Interment was in Linganore cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son directed. Also noted were services for Mrs. Ethel Stockman and Charles Earl Munshour with graveside rites by LOC.C.F Lodge and United Brethren cemetery burial. Airy Florence Haines funeral at Prospect Methodist Church with interment in church cemetery. M. L. Creager and Funeral services and C. M. Waltz directed. An Older Youth Banquet featured Walter E. Schmidt of Sachlersville speaking April 17 at Ballenger Community Hall Feagaville on his IFYE experiences in Austria.
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Jennie Elizabeth Rippees
William H. Rippeon
New Market
Edward L. Baler
Church Street
Baltimore
East Church Street
Dale E. Burringstop
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roy E. Rippeon
Lester Z. Hippeon
Raymond L. Nusbaum
Edward Sloper
James Rippeon
Curtis Sloper
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ethel Stockman
Clifford W. Stockman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
O'Cock
East Patrick Street
Cai A] Trunk
Evangelical Luthieran Church
Pocahontas Lodge
White Dove
Pocahontas
Aileen Mackley
Paul Weddle
Prophetess
Dorothy O’brien
Grayson M. Abrecht
Clyde S. Abrecht Jr
Niles E. Abrecht
Walter Abrecht, Jr
Francis Abrecht
Austin Abrecht
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles Earl Munshour
Thurmont
Eugene McVickers
C.F_ Lodge
Walter Keeney
Earl Miller
Lodge
Luther Robinson
John Weddle
Nevin Jackson
Elmer Rogers
Franklin Firer
Clyde Young
United Brethren Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Prospect Methodist Church
Airy Florence Haines
Mt. Airy
Walter E. Schmidt
Sachlersville
International Farm Youth Exchangee
Frederick County
Austria
Schmidt
Ballenger
Feagaville
Art
Oscar Schmidt
Queen Annes County
Sadlersville
Maryland
Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture and
United States
Walkersville church group meets with new president
Among The Sick WALKERSVILLE CLASS of the Walkersville Methodist Church met April 2 at the home of Mrs. Nelson Stauffer with the new president Mrs. George Zimmerman presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Lenora King. Mrs. Grayson Smith led the program presenting Easter in the Garden of the Gods assisted by Mrs. Nelson Stauffer. The meeting announced new committees for the coming season. Refreshments were by the hostess. addresses given for the next meeting May 7 at the home of Mrs. Harvey Strine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Susannah Wesley
Walkersville Methodist Church
Nelson Stauffer
George Zimmerman
Lenora King
Grayson Smith
Garden of the Gods
Richard F. Simmons
Wil
Wilson Place
Hollywood
Alfred Wisner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Film Playersing
Sleepy Hollow
St. Valentine’s Day
Merr! Reddick
Walkers
Ville
Harvey Strine Jury
Langley School
Miss Stevenson
Beulah Smith
Tamblyn
Wilfred. Wisner
Woodberry St
Stevenson
Buckeystown
Peters Heads Fifth District Flower Show in Frederick
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Peters chairs the Fifth District Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland flower show to be hosted by Frederick on April 23 at Calvary Methodist Church parish hall. Exhibits will include arrangements and single specimens. Members and committees from multiple clubs across the region participate, with governors, judges, and hospitality roles noted.
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Peters
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Federated Garden Clubs
Mary- Iland
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall
Garden Club of
Charles S. V. Sanner
P. Earle Shriner
Edgar G. Barnes
Union Bridge
Robert E. Delaplaine
Roscoe Thompson
Mt_ Airy
Frank T. Ellet
Dion Briagée
Sics
Asa H. Watkins
Airy
James M. Wagaman
Aid
Hagerstown
Carlisle Smith
Robert H. Reynolds
Charles M. Danzer
Eric Lundgren
Richard Crowther
Lester Lowman
Mt Airy
Francis S. Gaither Jr
Carroll Garden Club
Cumberland Garden Club
the Garden Club of
Hancock Garden Club
Howard County Garden Club
Jt. Airy Garden Club
Rockville
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Frederick Town
Country Garden Club
Woman’s Club of
Woodland Garden Club
Cross Country Garden Club
Howard County
Halfway
Paul B. Rhoads
C. Herbert Kreh
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Jesse B. Anders
Robert H Pfeil
House
Edith Miller
Elizabeth B. Bower
Maryland
Law and policy clash as commie editor testifies in U S Senate speech
David Lawrence reports in Washington that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee grills Simon Gerson editor of The Daily Worker over American travel limits for journalists. Gerson admits being a Communist and notes Soviet travel restrictions while Peiping extends 30 day visits to a few U S reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
America
Senate Foreign Relations
Gerson
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peiping
Red China
Frederick Memorial On Accredited List
Frederick Memorial Hospital is listed as accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Dr. Kenneth B. Babcock notes accreditation shows voluntary survey of facilities and patient care, with the commission providing only the annual list. The survey evaluates safe facilities, medical staff, records, ethics, and mortality and morbidity within reasonable limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United States
Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Joint Commission
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Canadian Medical Association
Joint Commission‘Accreditation
Kenneth B. Babcock
Commission
Babcock
Eyster to Speak at Hood College Vespers
Rev Dr Frederick D Eyster president of the Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed church will address Coffman Chapel Hood College at 630 pm He holds degrees from Franklin and Marshall College and Lancaster Theological Seminary He has served in Hollidaysburg Schuylkill Haven and York New Salem and is active in regional church and educational boards The Hood College choir will perform The Lord is My Shepherd and Laudate Pueri directed by Peter Flanders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Eyster
Franklin and Marshall College
the Theological Seminary
Lancaster
York New Salem
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hollidaysburg
Towsland
Reading, Pa
iChrist
Hagerstown
Potomac
Hood Choir
Peter Flanders
Jtant
Lord Is
My Shepherd
Franz Schubert
Mendelssohn
Infant Stacey Miles Stonesifer Dies in Baltimore
Infant Stacey Miles Stonesifer aged four months died Friday at University Hospital Baltimore. He was the son of S Miles and Doris Pheabus Stonesifer of York Road Baltimore. Surviving grandparents include Charles W Pheabus Union Bridge and Mr Mrs Charles W Pheabus, and Stanley Stonesifer Mayberry. Funeral arrangements by D G Hartler and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey Miles Stonesifer
S. Miles
Doris Pheabus Stonesifer
Yorkroad
Baltimore
University Hospital
Charles W. Pheabus
Unison Bridge
Afr
Stanley Stonesifer
Mayberry
Mfr
Harry Devilbiss
Union Bridge
D. GD. Hartler
Cash for News Tips at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes in April for tips on local news. Tips accepted weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, Sundays 4 p.m. to midnight. Prizes range from five dollars to one dollar for the next five stories. only the first tip on a story counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
News and Post
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Belize
British Honduras
Legislative Council
Colin Hardwick Thorney
United Part
Anvisions
Oolunies
Ira Moser
Myersville Monitor
Myers-l
Farmers Exchange
William Martin Storm
Roy Stockman
Lee Ordeman
Wm. Stoner
A. Ridgely
J. Elkins
H. Herwig
Jesse Ramsburg
George Huniches
M. Staub
Sotheron Howard, Jr
William Cashour
W. Comfort
Harry Stanton
Calvin Schaefer
R. Fisher
State Department
Omarerman
Anc Minuers Arusington
Gettysburg
Korea
William H. Hinks
Abram
Grove
East Fourth Street
James McSherry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Braddock Heights
Trinity M. E
Church, South
the News
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Eddy Roosevelt, JR
Kingman Brewster
Catoctin Furnace
Tlliam Musey
Highfield
Washington County Hospital
Old Western
United Nations
Far East
Formosa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Homer
Suiss
Beatrice Fehr
Leiene
Tharamen Ashab Tenne
Atu
UL Dull Weisin
Petra
Miss Giesken
Mough
Parnell
Con- Civil
Tokyo
Thejsvvu
Aul
Reading
Uuse Anyuriam
Sion
Hiroshima
Paul Jacoulet
Aisniay
Narasame
Wiliam Thomas
East Frederick
Edward Bell
Charles Lewis
Lewis Bell
Grayson Barthlow
Dorsey Burdette
W. E. Smith
Margaret Nberg
Marion Carmack Jr
Rosalie Vollmer
Paul E. Rippeon
Glenn R. Rippeon
J. R. Haley
William Zimmerman
Walter Summers
James Cromwell
Charles Toberg
Cordele
WMJM
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cordele Dispatch
the Telephone Company
Jana
Society News
Kenneth Ayers
Carlyn Reid
Opa Locka, Fla
Reid
Lord Taine Stull
Pleasant Hill
Yellow Springs
Lord Jesus
Maryland State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton Belvedere Hotel
Thomas Stevens George
Frederic A. Groves
Children of the American Revolution
Maryland State Society
D. A.R
Jesse Anders
Robert Pfeil
Edith Mik Jer
C. Herbert Krek
William Winchester
Carroll County
Wesley A. Pickens
M. Louise Matthews
IPA
Internal Revenue Service
Joseph F. Kelly
van Nuys
Calif
US Dist
Win G. Knoch
Kelly
Donald F. Goetz
Raymond W. Garrigan
Frederick DeMolay
Heart of Maryland
Husky Park
Lawrence
Pest
Frederick Memorial
Albert Snoots
Howard Hoffman
Fred Carlin
Susie Nicholson
Mamie Fry
Republic
Lawrence Fry
Mirs
George Miles
Dr. Eyster
Albi
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