Four Cancer Experts Honored in New York Meeting
Four cancer experts from one English university and three American universities were praised at a New York medical research gathering. Rear Admiral R L Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission introduced the scientists who outlined four attack methods spanning pathology and biology. He urged optimism that future chemical compounds will advance cancer control, amid the ongoing global fight against a disease feared for its low survival in late stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nesmarial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
R. L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
The
Canceration
Admiral Strauss
Fnut
Grenfell Ingathering backs purchase of clothing for Grenfell
About 125 women attended the nineteenth annual Grenfell Association Ingathering and tea at the Evan gelical and Reformed church social rooms to benefit the Clothing and Supply committee. Tables overflowed with garments blankets dolls and scrapbooks donated by the local board Junior Red Cross school students and Hone for the Aged residents. Miss Motter presided and Audrey Bostwick spoke about Newfoundland mission work with slides. Committees covered cutting sewing purchasing program publicity and toy garments arrangements as tea was served by Frederick High School students. This morning members prepared the sewing rooms for shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell Association
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Red Cross
Mies
Rot Ro
Frederick
Audrey Bostwick
Vepghl
Vay Eetral
St. Anthons
Ewfoundland
L. D. Miller
All Saints Episcopal Church
Miss Bostwick
Newfoundland
Motter
Braddock Heights
Robert McCutcheon
G. William Stuitz
Home For the
Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Virginia Miller
Otho J. Keller
William Kemp
C. Walter Kleist
Sam W. Maples
Parsons Newman
Lilian Schley
Edward O
Grenfell Board
Radar Fence Aims to Deter H Bomb Use Across Arctic
President Eisenhower outlined counterbalancing factors to deter a Russian nuclear strike including a wide Arctic radar fence announced by Defense Secretary Wilson and Canada’s Brooke Claxton. The system would provide six hours warning by linking Alaska and Thule Air Base, part of the Pine Tree chain begun in 1951, with work under way though no completion date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
First
Cospenach
Russia
Lst
U. S
Arctic
Wilson
Brooke Claxton
United States
Northern Defense
Alaska
Thule Air Base
Air Force
Navy
Bronze Star Medal for Loval Veteran
A wartime Bronze Star Medal is announced for Elmer G. Cheeks of Company J Infantry, credited with service in Korea. The citation highlights his acts of courage, quick response, and dependable conduct while serving as a driver, always ready to aid under night or day conditions.
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Fred- E
Valbary
West
Wein
Eglins
Elmer G. Cheeks, Inc
Infantry
Diweg Tunsell
S Seruier
Korea
Dar
Cheeks
Uc Haiesdt
Luke Ae
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A large frame stable owned by Burke and Acharias on Brewery alley between Patrick and All Saints streets burned early today. Twelve horses, two mules, a steer, a cow and a calf died in the blaze along with seven tons of hay, corn and three sets of harness. Citizens from North Market Street urged the aldermen to replace cobblestones with crushed stone on Market Street segment torn up by the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway. Charles Rowe lost the ends of his thumb and two fingers in a nitroglycerine cap explosion on Carroll Street. Fr G B Tarrington will head the Catholic church at Buckeystown and Fr P B McGuire moves to Rockville. In a letter, a reader urged city purchase of a street sweeper and sprinkler engines to keep the streets healthier.
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Burke
Acharias
Brewery Alley
Patrick
All Saints
Market Street
Tire
North Market Street
Board of
Alderman
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Charles Rowe
Carroll Street
G. B. Tarrington
Buckelstow
P. B. McGuire
Rockville
Juninv Fite Engine Company
Twenty Years Ago In The News Columns April 21 1934
Summary of items from The News dated April 21 1934 including a freezing weather report with damage limited to exposed places and escaped fruit and flowers. Additional transient housing quarters were opened at 41 South Market Street by the Transient Bureau. Eugene Hallway was elected vice president of the Elder Boys Council of Maryland Delaware and DC. A 16th century English pair will be reproduced at the May Day celebration at Head College on May 12.
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South Market Street
Eugene Hallwa
Thin Cry
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Washington
Heod College
Local Man Becomes Head Of Md LOOF
Maurice A Ramsburg was installed as Grand Master at the 335th annual session of the Grant Lodge of Maryland In dependent Order of Odd Fellows held in Baltimore on April 19 and 20. A reception with 400 attendees featured songs and a color presentation, as officers for the year were announced, and progress reports were given by lodge leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Rramsburg
Grant Lodge
Maryland
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hield
Baltimore
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Ratisbure
Arden
Alaryland
Odd Fellows Temple
America
David Snyder
L. Zimmerman
Pauline A. Koontz
V. Browne Kocken
Westernport
Paul Kooken
Philos Lodge No
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No
Frederick
Elwood Martak
B. Frank Benny
Easton
Burland
DeBolt
Cumberland
Auwinus Af wLadkiow
Gureunuit
Grayson D. Maxwell
Charles BR. Schone
Claude €. Lanman
David Snider
Paul D. Kline
LeRoy Hoppman
Grand Guardian
Melvin M. Harris
Grand Herald
Henry Halfpap
S. Elmer Brown
Eri
Earl B. Hoppman
Pauline R. Koontz
Samiuiriian Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Qdd Fellows Home
Congress Highlights Senate Inquiry and Housing Debate
The Senate investigations subcommittee pauses after prep work for a televised inquiry into the clash between Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and Army officials. The panel schedules no session on the eve of the hearings. Also, the Senate Banking Committee hears the National Association of Home Builders dispute government housing program costs and rent abuses. Deeds recorded showtransactions including Ralph D. Four selling to Ralph F. Wachter at 233 East Second Street for about 16 000 and Clarence D. Ausherman selling land to Edward J. Wetzel for around 9 500 with improvements and a former road name noted.
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Washington
Senate‘ Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Urtencibi
McCarthy
Defense
H. Strive Hensel
Hensel
Senate Banking Committee
National Assn. of Home Builders
Aciation
RG Hughes
Senate
Ralph DB
Ralph F. Wachter
East Second Street
Clarence D. Ausherman
Edward J. Wetzel
Nie
Bredtanh Weshington Road
Arethana Dis View
Frankenstein image of Senate power grows in McCarthy clash
In Washington several Senators see they have created a Frankenstein monster through the McCarthy dispute with the Army. The piece argues executive branches could use charges to curb a Senator, risking a move toward a Senate subservient to the executive, unless decided by rail-call vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
United States Senate
Army
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Office
Legal Counsel of
Charns
Senate
United States
Congress
Charles &. Wilson
Mundt
South Dakota
Whetrman
Executive Department
Pentagon
Hood Choir Encore at Town Hall With Hood and Franklin and Marshall Glee Club
Hood College Choir returned from a New York appearance and joined Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club for a Town Hall concert. Critics praised the vigorous, elegant singing and the mixed group received multiple encores.
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Blood College
New York
Town Hall
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club
Hood
New York Concert Hall
The
Times
Herald Tribune
Jay Harrison
Franklin and Marshall
Earle B. Blakeslee
Hugh Gault
Pranklin and
Marshall
Ross Parmenter
Andrew G. Truxal
Wayne C. Neely
Noriman Lockwood
America
Lockwoods
Merry Mount
Dr. Blakeslee
Amplified Physical Exams For Children
Freerick County Medical Society urged school authorities to require amplified physical exams for entering first and seventh grades. Examinations should be done by private physicians and include vision and hearing tests plus blood and urine lab work. About ten percent of children have eye or ear defects. Forms printing delays immediate implementation. Dr. Thomas Sappington spoke on pancreatic diseases and alcohol’s role in pancreatitis. legagnosic es i serum amylase discussed. Dr. B O Thomas presided. 25 members attended.
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Freerick County Medical Society
Board of Education
Medical Society
Hotel
Frederick
Thomas Sappington
Libertytown
George Washington University
Sappington
B. O. Thomas
Wedding of Doris Estell Pickett and Wilbert Utz
Doris Estell Pickett daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Pickett Long Corner married Wilbert K Utz son of Mr and Mrs Millard Utz Hampsted on Friday April 9 at Howard Chapel Methodist church Long Corner Rev Malcolm F Wright officiated with Rev Cyril Hoover assisting The bride wore a light blue suit with navy accessories and white rose corsage Attendants Miss Mary Frances Hardy and Kenneth Gosner WoodbineWedding trip to Niagara Falls and New York City couple to reside with the Oriole's parents in Long Corner Refreshments were served by hostesses at the church meeting notes and upcoming event details omitted
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Uiz
Mary Frances Hardy
Long Corner
Kenneth Gosner
Woodbine
Reasons for Layoffs Given by Roger Babson
Roger W Babson argues unemployment is misread. He cites population growth, more older workers, and more women employed as factors, plus automation and self service stores reducing clerical jobs. He predicts 1954 can be fair with wage and hour adjustments, but sees no permanent solution, and notes a cycle between labor and employers.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington, D.C
Republic
Npen
Truman
Wimthermore
Washington
Pub. Fin. Bu., Inc
Glee Club to Sing in Middletown Church
The Elmhurst College Glee Club directed by David Austin will perform sacred and secular works at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church in Middletown Sunday at eight. A noon Monday Hood College concert follows with Handel Lassus and Bach pieces plus a Shaw arrangement and Enders Negro sermon.
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Elmhearst College
David Austin
Chicago
Will
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Hood College
Glee Club
Bach
Orlandus Lassus
Jesus
Billings
Zingarelli
Handel
Robert Shaw
Enders
Daniel
Austin
Elmhurst
American Conservatory of Music
Elmhurst College
Liberal
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Motorist Fined and Jailed in Maryland Court
A Baltimore driver received 30 days in jail for defaulted fines totaling 3200 after being convicted of exceeding 70 mph reckless driving and suspended license. Other motorists faced fines and suspensions on speeding and intoxication charges in Peoples Court this morning. John R. Fitzpatrick, labor attorney, to speak on labor laws to the Associated Builders and Contractors of Maryland in Baltimore Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Sidney Burns Fryfogle
Fryfogle
Frofogle
Maryland
Libertytown
Robert Storer
W. W. Corbin
Roy M. Smith
Cincinnati
U. S. 40
Myersville
Frederick
Smith
Joseph F. Buddenhagen
Brunswick
Marshall Murray
North Market Street
Walter Eugene Graham
Pittsburgh
Sgt
Dietz
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Caraldane Riles
Akron
James I. Mitchell
Hyattsville
Francis Eugene Metz
RFD
Wilbur J. Peck
Arlington
Norman R. Adams
Salem
Henry E. Campini
Middletown
Conn
Sit
Harry R. Keefer
Mercersburg
Edmund J. Purdy, Jr
Montoursville
Alvie Edward Toms
Point of Rocks
West South Street
Sgt. Corbin
Donald Bowser
Richard Ruthvin
Alton Twenty
John R. Fitzpatrick
Associated Builders and Contractors of Maryland
Engineers Club
Frederick Teachers Assn Spring Dinner Thursday
Frederick County Teachers Association will host its annual spring dinner Thursday at 6 30 pm in the Francis Scott Key ballroom. Walkersville faculty handle arrangements with about 135 teachers and 32 guests expected, including board members and local officials. Bruce Ferrand, a New Zealand exchange teacher, will speak. Congressman DeWitt S Hyde visited Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Francis Scott Key
Walkersvile
E. Donald McLuckie
North Market Street
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
Melvin H. Derr
Derr
Jacob Ramsburg
Ramsburg
William White
Maryland
Widnall Beats Thomas in New Jersey GOP Primary
In Newark Republican William B Widnall defeated J Par nell Thomas 35009 to 5000 in a standout New Jersey primary race seen as voter support for President Eisenhower over McCarthy ism. Thomas longtime congressman jailed in 1949 faced waning pro McCarthy sentiment as Widnall touted Eisenhower leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
William B. Widnall
McCarthy
J. Parnell Thomas
Eisenhower
Widnall
Thomas
New Jersey
Congress
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
McGarthy
Alfred D. Sieminski
Frank C. Osmers Jr
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Wilton Avenue
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Helen Tregoning
Schairman
Cam
Mary = Spurrier
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Louise Lipps
Dorothy Palmer
Kathleen Favills
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DeWitt S. Hyde
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