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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
14
Dr Charles Maxson, head of Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, argues doctors face rising patient demands and a growing 40 hour week strain. He says access to physicians should be easier and cites personal views on on call duties and the need for reliable family doctors, noting the stress on physicians today.
Annapolis reports unemployment payments totaling 215,798 in the week ending April 10. Russell S. Davis chair of the Department of Employment Security notes thousands of workers were laid off at 16 firms, with 4,425 jobless in counties, 5,992 in Baltimore, and 9 out-of-state. Veterans readjustment allowances reached 109,072 to 2,726 county ex-servicemen and 2,775 in Baltimore, plus 1,267.7 paid to self employed veterans in 209 continued and 15 original claims. Continuous smoking aggravates some heart troubles.
The Ladies Guild of the Utica Evangelical and Reformed Church met at Stonekillf on the road to the city reservoir with Mrs. David Snook hosting. Ellse Snook led the opening remarks and singing before a meditation, prayer, and a showing of pictures by Mrs. Merhle Sallinger. The group held roll call and read minutes, heard reports on a basket sale and a sale at Mrs. Lambert’s, then enjoyed a shower and refreshments.
A community event featured decorative surrounds matching the evening’s significance. The upcoming meeting is slated for Thursday evening May 13 at the home of Mrs Roy Hessong in Lewistown.
The Public Service Commission postponed the Cumberland fare hearing from April 20 to May 5 at Cumberland City Solicitor Thomas B Finan's request to prepare the city's case against the proposed new bus rate schedule. The new schedule would have taken effect May 2 unless the PSC rules otherwise.
The document discusses a company weighing voluntary deferral of a proposed schedule pending the continuation of a public hearing. No final decision is stated, leaving the potential postponement contingent on future negotiations and agency input.
Since 1920 machinery reduced horse use, freeing about 54 million acres of land previously devoted to horse feed. This accounts for roughly 20 percent of US cropland now operated with motor equipment.
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