Physicians Criticise Own Ranks In Maryland Mental Health Meet
A nine member panel at the Maryland mental health institute in Frederick critiqued physicians and fund campaigns. Dr. Maurice H. Greenhill of Duke moderated discussions on patient relations, guilt, and treatment fitting patient needs. The panel urged common sense with diabetics and VD patients while warning against scare campaigns for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
State Department of Health
Paul ¥. Lemkau
Maryland
Washington
New York
Maurice H. Greenhill
Duke University
Wasserman
Greenhill
State Health Department
Dean Roberts
Bureau of Medical Services
Leon H. Hetherington
Division of
TB Services
W. Ross Cameron
Division of Cancer Control
Jerome Hartz
Baltimore
Theodore Lida
Jacob E. Finesinger
University of Maryland Medical School
P. F Prather
Washington County
William C. Hardy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Peaches May Yet Be Nipped
The Weather Bureau warns Maryland’s peach crop may be at risk from a frigid night. After a warm spell, buds appeared but a 25 degree low could damage them. Frost could strike eastern regions while western Maryland faces the cold tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Man jailed after stabbing woman six times in Frederick
A 42 year old Frederick man Frank Pearson was jailed on $1000 bond after stabbing Marjorie Ragland six times with a butcher knife at East street. Ragland, about 50, was hospitalized with multiple wounds including two to the arm two to the breast and a possible lung puncture. Pearson claimed self defense saying Ragland attacked him with an axe. Police investigated with Officers Trump Boost and Haugh at the scene and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marjorie Ragland
Frederick Memorist Hospital
Frank Pearson
East Street
Pearson
Norman Trump
United Rescue
Deck Officers Not To Strike
A potential walkout by 4000 deck officers threatening idle labor across the Atlantic and Gulf ports was averted with government mediation. The dispute centered on hiring and job security as AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots postponed action four times at the government’s urging while conciliation specialists worked to prevent a broader labor wave including impending railroad and telephone strikes. Francis A. O’Neill Jr. of the Railway Mediation Board led early efforts to curb rail employee strikes before next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
AFL
Atlantic and
Gulf Ports
Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
Railway Mediation Board
Middle Course of Censorship Sought by AEC
Washington April 21 The Atomic Energy Commission seeks a middle course in censorship to protect defense secrets and preserve freedom of speech. Commissioner Henry D Smyth warned the issue places the AEC in a dilemma. He said a clear solution would require knowing when another war might occur and suggested secrecy or openness accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PEA
Atomic Energy Commission
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Henry D. Smyth
AEC
Further Cuts Approved by House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means committee approved an additional 250 million dollar slash in excise taxes removing some imposts and halving others. A deed was recorded for the sale of 249 Washington Street from Mary 8. Carter to Mabel E. Roberts for about 7500 dollars per revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington Street
Mary 8. Carter
Mabel E. Roberts
McCarthy Calls for Wider Inquiry Into Lattimore Ties
Senator McCarthy urged Senate investigators to go beyond Budenz testimony tying Owen Lattimore to a Communist cell. He pressed to subpoena Browder Field and Stachel to verify Budenz and push deeper into Communist links within the State Department and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Budenz
Lattimore
Washington
Senate
Louie Budeng
Owen Lattimore
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Jack Stachel
Field
Russia
Sudenz
Lattamore
Army
Budena
State Department
Browder
Communist Party
United States
New York
Mr. Lattimore
Budents
Jie Budenz
Stachel
Baden
Gelling
Mrs Patton elected DAR president general in 39th Continental Congress
Mrs James B Patton of Columbus was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, defeating Mrs Edwin Leen Lammers of Dallas 1494 to 762. She will serve three years, succeeding Mrs Roscoe OByrne. Other officers elected on the Patton ticket included Mrs John Morrison Kerr treasurer general and Mrs Hugh L Russell historian general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James B. Patton
Columbus
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edwin Leen Lammers
Dallas
Texas
Patton
Roscoe O'Byrne
Brookville
Ind
John Morrison Kerr
Hugh L. Russell
Ashland
Everett L. Repass
Salem
Belgium hobbles on Leopold return over exile rule
In Brussels on April 21 three major Belgian parties struggled to agree on bringing King Leopold back from exile. Observers warned the dispute could deadlock the royal question, with Leopold facing choice to reside in Belgium or yield power while his 98 year old son Prince Baudouin acts as regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Prince Bauidouin
U S Goes On Daylight Time On April 30
U S timepieces will shift ahead one hour on April 30 marking daylight saving time. Rural areas may resist, dairy farms worry about milk output, while urban centers embrace the extra evening daylight and radio networks align schedules accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
United States
Wide Area Engulfed By April's Cool Air
The Associated Press reports cool April weather across the Central and North Atlantic states with chilly conditions reaching the South. Temperatures fell below freezing in Chattanooga and Rome to 31 above, while Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and portions of the Carolinas saw cold readings. The Midwest recorded its coldest, with 18 at Calumet. Sub-freezing zones extended into Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana. Snow flurries dotted the East Great Lakes as light rain moved through the Middle and North Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central
North Atlantic
South
Dakotas
South Atlantic
New England
Mercury
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rome
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolina
Midwest
Calumet
Midh
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
East Great Lakes
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
A cool start to the period with freezing or below temperatures in Western Maryland and frost in eastern sections. Saturday milder with Sunday showers likely, especially in Western Maryland. Eastern Maryland and Delaware have a slight shower chance. Cooler Monday then warmer Tuesday and Wednesday with more showers midweek. Overall average near or slightly below seasonal normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Pipe Delays Hit Local Airport Project Amid Strike
A strike halts a $28,962 subsurface drainage pipe installation for Frederick airport delayed four months after the Board of Aldermen hired Bles Construction Co. Monro Street repairs and road work continue nearby as officials cite runway safety and rutting risks, with access and park improvements underway ahead of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Board City
Civil Aeronautics Adimia- Isteuon
Mons
Monroe Street
Huwkes Ford Road
Russia atomic blast solved says congressman
Rep Elston of Ohio claims the United States has solved the Russia explosion case and identifies it as caused by an atomic bomb with known ingredients. He refused to reveal sources or discuss further details. The remark follows intense speculation over a true Russian bomb versus accidental mishap at an atomic plant. President Truman previously referenced the event last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
United States
Russia
Plas
Truman
Consulate Of Czechs Is Ordered Shut
The United States ordered Czechoslovakia to close its Prague consulate and recall the embassy press attache after retaliatory closures of USIS libraries in Czechoslovakia and Bratislava. The note rejected Czech spying claims and warned of consequences for broader relations while noting consulates in New York Cleveland Philadelphia and Pittsburgh remain.
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Washington
United States
Tovlay
Cerechoslovakia
Dawards
Joseph C. Kolnrek
Prague
Bh Sis
Cavelrosiow
Amuot
Uoos
Chicaro
Genewal
Czechoslovakia
New York City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Europe
Truman asks Congress to extend rent controls
President Truman sent a special message asking Congress to extend rent controls for one year beyond June 30. He argued removal would hurt millions of tenants in a tight housing market and that continuing controls would keep rents fair to both landlords and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Truman Weot Phote
Taft Signals Cut in Marshall Plan Spending
Washington reports Senator Taft of Ohio backs a cut in Marshall Plan aid from 2.1 billion to 2.4 billion dollars. He favors trimming the European economic recovery program as urged by Senator Flick/Loomer Brown. Bridges says no official GOP stand will bind senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Torfay
Att
Flickenlooper Browa
Bridges
GOP
Awarded Contract To Build New Incinerator
The Frederick Construction Company won the contract to replace the Camp Detrick incinerator destroyed by fire on March 28. The two story concrete block fireproof building will be on government land near the Monocacy River at Worman's Mill, with work expected to start in a few weeks. The bid was 11710 dollars, with L R Waesche at 11900 and Lyons Company over 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Construction Company
Camp Detrick
Monocacy River
Worman's Mill
Iow
Frederick Construction Co
L. R. Waesche
Thurmont
Russia Plans Invasion of Western Europe
Rome reports that Italian news agency Ari cites confidential US resistance sources predicting a Soviet invasion of Western Europe. The dispatch notes Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia would align with Moscow once the invasion begins, with Yugoslavia’s Communist regime previously listed on Moscow’s blacklist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ari
Russia
Quontinst
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Gasoline Tank Truck Crash Injures Driver On Route 40
A head-on collision between a gasoline tanker and a tractor trailer on Route 40 near Siderlig Hill left 2a year old Battimoreruck driver Wis exeverely burned with injuries to his back legs and abdomen. George Reynolds was airlifted to Berkley Springs Hospital in fair condition. Preston Crouse 51 of Hancock, uninjured, drove the gasoline tanker. The crash halted traffic as drivers attempted to pull aside with little room.
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Lancock
Wis
Siderlig Hill Mountain
Here
George Reynolds
Berkley Springgs
Wo Va
Preston Crouse
Hancock
Reynolds
Women of WMS to Meet in Frederick for 22nd Congress
About 200 women from Maryland Washington area and West Virginia Pennsylvania expected in Frederick on Saturday for the twenty second annual meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America. The Music and Missions Circle will host with Miss Mary Heltibridle of Hanover Pa and Miss Frances Dysinger of Philadelphia as speakers. Registration begins at 9 30 with sessions through 3 15 including devotions, discussions and special offerings. Local committees are listed with chairmen and workers.
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Maryland
Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Frederick
W Marvin
Congress
Women’s Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church In America
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Crave BY
Scheeleigh Woenen
Missionary Society
Valifnis
Mary Heltibridle
Hanover
Suver Run
Frances Dysinger
Philadelphia
Heltibridle
Japan
Dysinger
Dational Wats
Morris CG. Rumbrun
Teltferson
Edna Wassner
Balmore
Viet
Beth Katerline
Camp Detrick
Mes Wallan Barrett
Dawoud
Wy Va
Meeps
Pawer Leeerfold
W. Vyetl
Neesident
Nns Taned Wms
Viet Bystiger
Eribute
Earl P. Fertig
Treasrer
W. Ernest Fox
Baltimore
Middletown
Syrodigal Bank
Ho Dwight Waltaus
Ethel Bowers
Cajoesville
Meredith H Mackies
Robert James, Jr
Albert Nierman
Vivian Pool
Misa Beth Enterline
Virginija E Miller
Josep Forgacs
Martha Poole
Evelyn Davis
Jean Crickenberger
Jane Crickenberger
Dorothy Eisenhower
Joan Koutz
Jett Lorraine Flook
Herry James, Jr
Calvin Schildknecht
Hazel Mullendore
Bessie Wahn
Lawrence Willard
Delbert Poole
William Mosley Brown To Address Masons Here
William Mosley Brown a Past Grand Master of Masons in Virginia and noted Masonic historian will speak at Columbia Lodge No. 58 A F and A Masons annual Past Masters night at the Masonic Temple on Monday May 1 The din ner is to be held beforehand with Charles V Main as general chairman and a committee including James J Ewing Oran C Lease Irving L E Cecil Richard A Beachley Glenn E Orrison M Kemp Bentz G Roger Yinger and William C Nelson John W Morgan serves as Worshipful Master of the Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
William Mosley Brown
Masons
Virginia
Charles V. Main
James J. Ewing
Oran C. Lease
Irving LE. Cecil
Richard A. Beachley
Glenn E. Orrison
Kemp Bentz
G. Roger Yinger
William C. Nelson
John W. Morgan
Demand Broadens as Stocks Rally After Tepid Start
New York on April 21 saw demand for stocks broaden after a cautious opening. Low-priced shares led the advance while investment-rated issues also firmed. Gains spanned fractions to over a point as trading picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U S Note Rejected By Moscow Over Baltic Privateer Incident
Moscow rejected a US demand for compensation after a Baltic Sea April air clash. The Soviet note claimed the unarmed Navy Privateer fired first at Soviet fighters and photographed defense sites. It demanded no reprisals and dismissed UK compensation demands as baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Baltic
U.ssr
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
MOV
Sit
United States
Latvia
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Soviet Monitor
Fair Catch Rule Dropped In Football
The football rules committee dropped the fair catch rule at Pinehurst New York meeting, though not in the playing code. The change lets the punt returner choose to field the ball or let it go, with only protection until the ball is touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roesville
Tenn
Football Rules Committee
Pinehurst
N. Y
Stewar
Pioteéet
Hoffmeier to Attend Foreign Missions Conference Meeting
Dr. Hoffmeier, vice president of the Board of International Missions of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, will be a delegate to a Foreign Missions Conference of North America meeting in Philadelphia April 25-26. The conference, with 87 Protestant boards, will vote on joining the National Council of the Churches of Christ in America, a merger of major Protestant bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar &. Hoffmeier
North Market Street
Board of International Missions of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cleveland
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Philadelphia
Foreign Missions Conference
United States
Canada
Arch Street Presbyterian Church
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U. S.A
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
International Council of Religious Educatiog
State To Ask Bids On Local Road Link
The State Roads Commission will receive bids until noon May 9 for the improvement of a Carroll county road linking to a Frederick county route. Starting about 300 feet north of Keymar Appolds road, the project runs 424 and a fraction miles to the Frederick county line. The Six Bridge road section will be graded drained and surfaced with crusher run base and penetration macadam.
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State Roads Commission
Carroll County
Frederick
Keymar-Appolds
Frederick County
Six Bridge
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