Doctor Says: Rehabilitation and aid for the disabled
A report outlines about 23 million Americans handicapped by accidents illness or war with 1966 figures showing over 10 million serious injuries and 370000 permanently disabled. Veterans Administration and federal state programs expand to fit disabled persons into jobs while 1944 rehabilitation aided nearly 44000 workers with higher post program wages. Dr Jordan answers questions on hair loss due to scalp disease. Expulsion of the CIO Textile Workers Union ejects the American Federation of Hosiery Workers after failure to pay per capita tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Stary
Veterans’ Administration
UNION
Atlantic City
N. J
CIO Textile Workers Union
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers
CIO
Rieve
Unity of Defense Needs Fails to Unite Washington
The article laments failed unity after armed forces unification as Congress debates air defense dominance. It notes Truman and Forrestal's stance, Symington’s 70-group air force vs Forrestal’s 55, Army fears, and Bradley’s call for universal training or a larger force while Congress moves to restore order amid mixed service opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Burt
Elusi
Washington
Truman
Forrestal
Simington
Rele
Mself
Symington
Bradley
Army
Mercer
Government debates wheat exports and stockpiling clash
Officials forecast the winter wheat crop to near historic levels and push for higher export goals while considering reversing a mandate to maintain a large domestic reserve. Critics warn that rushing exports could leave the nation vulnerable if future crops fail and jeopardize crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Equity Court News Report of Partial Divorce and Property Transfers
Norma Constance Schamel files for a partial divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fee against John Walter Schamel. Court record lists marriage license applicants John E L McWor Sr and Marie E Duvall. Deeds show Harry A Miller to Joseph Etter and Nannie M Hawk to Charles H Giles, plus several transfers between Lawrence Nelson, West Clagz, and BR densities, with county figures and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Grove
Perry Grove
Norma Constance Schamel
John Walter Schamel
John EL McWor
Marie E. Duvall
Russell EL
Hyadstown
Dore
Weather recap and pastels in bridal gowns note
The report lists precipitation for 44 hours ending at 8 30 a m on April 6 totaling 3 69 inches with April normal and 1948 excess at 0 69 inches. Yesterday high 66, low last night 27, moonrise and set times given. Also a note on pastel bridal gown colors used through the 18th century.
Local items from the News April 23 1898
Fifty years ago notes report sidewalk construction by Willard Keller on East Patrick Street near Rose N organ Bross and the Citizens National Bank area. Attache James McIntire of Pawnee Bill's Wild West injured by a horse in the stock yard near the Pennsylvania Railroad. Edward Myers returns from Washington placing Cuba war images in F B Sappington’s window. Four horses hit by an electric car on East Patrick Street near the square. A Buckerstown wagon team pulled from East Patrick Street after a delivery wagon overturned with minor injuries. Edward Sleeger reports a rattlesnake near Feacaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Keller
Rosenoar Bros
East Patrick Street
Citizens National Bank
Etchison
South Market Street
James McIntire
Pawnee Bill
Wild West
Pennsyvania
G Edward Myers
O' Washington
Sappington
Cuba
Emory Remsberg
Buckerstown
Sta
Local History Highlights From the 1928 Meeting
Twenty Years Ago Of The News reports Fraxre L Cady elected as successor to J Stoner while Edwin Creeger and Ernest Hammaker win commission seats. Dr E L Myers builds a new two story frame home on West College Terrace and plans a Spanish style dwelling. Lewis A Rice elected president and citizenship medals arranged for high school graduates at the Ser geant Lawrence Everhart chapter Sons of the American Revolution annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraxre L Cady
Fiam J. Stoner
Edwin C. Creeger
Ernest Hammaker
E L. Myers
West Colege
Henry Skadowite
Myers
Lewis A. Rice
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Anxious Democrats Weigh Ike for 1948 Nomination
Washington Daybook reports Democratic leaders visit Fort Myer to meet Dwight D. Eisenhower. He stays noncommittal on accepting the nomination while voicing pacifist views and concern over military leadership in government. Draft moves, capitalizing on favorite sons and last minute switches, unfold as straddling tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Tris Coffin
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fort Myer
Ike
Manchester
New Hampshire
United States
Hhe
Palestine
Partition
Ske
United Nations
Democratic Party
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Nebraska
White House
Americans For Democratic Action
Five to ten Americans Could Visit Moscow for Talks
Washington explores a nonofficial approach to easing U S Soviet tensions. A presidential commission of educators diplomats and church leaders would travel to Moscow to discuss questions and offer recommendations to form a basis for formal agreements. The idea recalls 1917 Roots mission to Russia as a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
Politburo
Marshal Stalin
Truman
Marshall
Moscow
Department of Stz
Russia
United States
Wison
Edbu Root
Citizens
Congress
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
English Mementoes On Display At Library
The C Burr Artz Library hosts an exhibit of English mementoes including stone bookends from Parliament damaged in enemy air raids May 10, 1941 and the royal wedding program of Princess Elizabeth and Lord Mountbatten. Rare English books and a Westminster Abbey scene photograph are shown. display runs until May 3 with gifts from Lord and Lady Inman shared by Miss Julia E Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Elizabeth
Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
England
Tate
Tub
W. Hollar
Samuel Johnson
Wales
Julia E Etchison
Lord
Lady Inman
Neighborly Borrowing Etiquette and Truthful Returns
A social note advises taking neighbors at their word when borrowing and stresses scrupulous rearming of borrowed items. It warns against returning items and instead suggests honoring the original promise to repay or compensate. The guidance emphasizes trust and careful handling of belongings.
Puzzle-like clue list with mixed A to Z hints
A crossword style prompt lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and fragments. It includes references to Greek letters, places, and various partial entries, suggesting a word puzzle or cryptic crossword grid. The text mixes mis-spellings and partial phrases indicating a themed or malformed puzzle page.
Market St Storeroom To Become Modernized Frederick Landmark
The 140 year old Market St storeroom at 17 North Market street operated by Associated Jewish Charities enters a renovation turning Henrys into a modern department store. April start with June completion, steel girders, larger ground and second floors add 450 and 1800 square feet respectively, stainless steel front and Carrara glass, new floors lighting and showcases. The block also saw the Young Men's Shop update recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick's
Associated Jewish Charities
North Market Street
Henry's
Market Street
Anniversaries and births mark a history of notable figures
Know America Tenay lists anniversaries of literary and political figures born or died in various years from Shakespeare to Page. It includes dates for James Buchanan, Stephen Douglas, George Willis Cooke, Edward Markham, and Thomas Nelson Page, plus Today in History events and a birthday list. The piece ends with horoscopes and a general forecast of travel and life rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenay
William Shakespeare
James Buchanan
Lincoln
Mercersburg
Lancaster
Stephen A. Douglas
A. S
Wilds
Brandon
George Willis Cooke
mid-West
New England
Comstock
Mich
Edward Markham
Man
Oregon City
Oregon
Thomas Nelson Page
Richmond
New Books of Artz Library Review Highlights Several Works
A catalog of new titles at Artz Library features Green World of the Naturalists by Victor Wolfgang von Hagen and Across the Years by Ernie Gwynn Bowie. Other entries include The March of Mu by Harold Lamb, Microbes That Cripple by Arthur Turner, The Hooded Hawk by Dominic Bevan W Lewis, and Slate Injures Four in Elland with Alfred Willsom among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wolfgang von Hagen
South America
Shook
Humboldt
Win
Beebe
John Shellman
Scove
Harold Lamb
Ivan
Ize
River Rc
Arthur Turner
Uno
Dominic Bevan W. Lewis
James Boswell
Boswell
Samuel Johnson
Why I’m not popular and how to win friends
Dorothy Dix advises a young woman that popularity hinges on tact not freckles or honesty. She warns that constant frankness alienates peers and urges pleasantness, compliments, and avoiding public critiques to win friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lama Gr
Janey
Dorothy Dix
Hill Top Opens Harpers Ferry Season
Hill Top House opened for the summer season in Harpers Ferry West Virginia noting the past weekend activity. The item references the Hill Top property and its seasonal opening in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Top
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Hill Top House
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Edwin P. Jordan, MD
NEA
Dr. Jordan
Court News Equity
Earl C. Er
Francis W. Eiker
Lawrence Nelson
West Clagz
T. West Crare
Lawrence Soun
Russell C. Fisher
BR. Densid Long
Wfe
the News
Washington Daybook
Brunsfear Fire Oo
Romanance
Ofeers
Wilbur Thome
Marie Biecretary
George Sier
Keaserer
H. E Cannan
Richard Magalis
C. FL
Robert Foster
ABMS
Paul Wig Jr
Robert Meanceell McMur
Asuncion
Paraguay
Conception
Colorado Party
By David Lawrence
President Truman
Tuman
Stalin
Clay
Berlin
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Department of State
Mr. Stalin
Woody Plans
Market St
Know
America
Boston Latin School
John Paul Jones
Whitehaven
New York City
Gen
W. Rion
Capital City
Great Western
Gridiron Club
Washington, D. C
Edison
American First Committee
New York
India
U.S
Danube
Iran
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Lucius D. Clay
U.S. Riitary
Germany
Maarietia
Shirley Temple
Santa Monica
Cal
Jancis H. Taylor
New York Metropolitan Museum
Philadelphia
Leon C. Head
Railway Express
Milner
Paul J. MicCormick
Los Angeles
Nathaniel R. Howard
The
Cleveland News
Columbus
Edwin C. Hill
Aurora
Ind
New Books of Artz Library
Eng
Alfred Willsom
Lana Turner
Dorothy Parker
Jonany
Mom
B.Y
Soxer
Bell Syndicate
Beaver Johnn
Bethlehem
Cologne
Persia
Caspar
Melchior
Balthazar
Georgetown
Washington, DC
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Stars and Stripes
CO. S. S. Ranger
Quiberos Bay
Brest
France
Panama Canal
Fathive
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