Is Exercise Dangerous and Who Benefits?
The article surveys changing medical opinions on exercise across decades, noting early 20th century fitness zeal, later cautions for those over 40, and a possible renewed favoring of regular activity. It cites Dr. Ernst Simonson of Michigan, who reports lower death rates among active heart patients and suggests cautious, gradual increases in activity while warning against sudden intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast
Eachise
Theadore
Roosevelt
New York
Ernst Simonson
University of Michigan Medical School
Simonson
Spring travel stirs Americans to explore country and beyond
The piece notes how travel excites Americans to vacation abroad and explore the United States. It cites a Department of Commerce estimate charging about 1.291 billion dollars in foreign travel last year, with most spending at home or in nearby regions. It highlights Canada, Europe, and the West Indies as major destinations and frames travel as both leisure and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Europe
Mediterranean
Nyavas
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
South America
America
Pilgrimage Friday Garden Tour in Baltimore
Maryland Garden Clubs and the Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities sponsor a pilgrimage Friday opening 20 homes and gardens as the 11th annual event. The tour runs through May 16 highlighting historical houses and local greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland House
Fru-terated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
The
Society For the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities
Betrothal Announced For Marjorie Beach and Daniel Waa
Mrs. Robert S. Beach of Saginaw announces the engagement of daughter Marjorie to Daniel EnGae Waa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wreht of Monocacy Farms near Urbana. The couple, both with notable family lineages and education, plan a New York wedding June 14. Deeds were recorded for several city and county properties in transfers totaling about $12,000 to $14,000. Articles filed to incorporate Summit Hall Turf Farm of Gaithersburg with 5000 shares par $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Beach
Saginaw
Mich
Marjorie
Daniel EnGae Waa
Daniel E. Wreht
Monocacy Farms
Urbana
Miss Beach
Mr. Beach
Sheldon Seymour
Roby
Emmet Lb. Beach
Northampton School For Girls
Smith College
Wight
C. H. Conley
Guilford
Ira E. Wight
St Lews
Mr. Wight
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale University
Frank W. Cole
Rachel A. Buckey
Hattie Meek
Buckey
Charles G. Buckey
North Market Street
Murray L. Baumgardner
Herman 8. Beck
Burns Avenue
Abraham H. Derr
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Bertha V. Bernhard
Bruce FE. Burke
Archibald McLachlen
Woodville
Charles H. Poole
Roger DeLauter
U. S. 40
Ijamsville Road
New Market District
State Tax Commission
Summit Hall Turf Farm
Gaithersburg
John D. Bowman
Thomas C Keller
Rockville
William H. Wilmot
Galthersburg
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items note an awarded contract for a 2101 foot watermain from Montevue Hospital to a reservoir via Tecener. A band of Gypsies camps in Cronise woods Harmony Grove with wagons. Harley brothers from Yellow Springs head to Kingston to join a concert tour of New England. Clarence Devilbiss to perform with Sun Brothers Minstrels on ladder and slack wire. Frederick Choral Society annual count to be Massed in College Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band OF Gypsies
Cronise
Woods
Harmony Grove
Roger
John
William
Albert Harley
Yellow Springs
Kingston
New England
Clarence Devilbiss
DeVilbiss
Sun Brothers
Frederick Choral Society
College Hall
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago reports from Frederick note no contest likely at the Republican city convention with party leaders planning meetings to select delegates. Helen Kefauver, daughter of Daniel and Mrs Kefauver, a Frederick High senior, was injured by a falling locker. Four city playgrounds slated to open June 18 for summer use. Walter G Poole sustained a fractured collarbone after being thrown by a colt near Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Primart
Hoseims
Comenton
Helen Kefauver
Daniel C. Kefauver
East Fourth Street
Frederick High School
Frederick
Catawmnicetan
Walter G. Poole
Jefferson
Geneva Conference Could Signal New Era In Cold War Peace
The article argues the Geneva talks may mark the start of a negotiated peace, with the Soviet Union pressured by fear of regime instability to concede. It notes key dynamics from June 1951 and the Berlin talks, stressing informal high-level negotiations, and the chance for one major issue to define success despite past stalemates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Geneva
Sears
Asia
Europe
Jacob Malik
United Nations
Moscow
Berlin
Harlier
Soviet Russia
Korea
Indo-China
Kremlin
Maccow
Germany
Korencky
Improved Lawn Grasses in Prospect for Turf Quality
H B Musser Pennsylvania turf specialist notes seed of dew and improved lawn strains will not quickly replace Kentucky bluegrass creeping red and Chewings fescue and bentgrasses. He outlines turfworthy traits including persistence disease tolerance seed production self reproduction leaf density color texture and wear resistance with Merion bluegrass also performing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Musser
Pennsylvania
Kentucky Bluegrass and Fescue Varieties for Adaptation and Use
The text compares Merion and Delta bluegrasses for disease tolerance, density, and turf quality in Kentucky bluegrass regions. It notes Illahee and Trinity fescues outperform Chewings and creeping red, while Alta and Kentucky 31 fescues offer toughness and wear resistance. New Bermuda strains U-3 Gene Tift Tu fine and Tiffann show promise. Zoysia reduces crabgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Trinity
Alta
Doctor Says Never Abuse Your Precious Eyes
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers readers in a weekly Q and A column about eye care and health. He cautions bright light can damage eyes, notes snow blindness as a temporary example, and explains limited cures for polyps and radiation burns. He confirms identical twins arise from one egg and one sperm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Mrts
Qumy
Deaths in Westminster area showings names and kin
Multiple obituary notices cite Harriet W. Ament 44 of Braddock Heights died after months of illness. Howard W. Freeze died at Thurmont aged 47, with twin brother John among survivors. John Ralph Lambert, 60, Thurmont livestock dealer, died of heart condition. Margaret Cordelia Garver, 76, Westminster widow of George W. Garver, died at home after weeks of illness. survivors include three daughters and numerous grandchildren. Burial and service details listed for each, with funeral homes in Thurmont, Westminster, and New Windsor handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet W. Ament
Braddock Heights
David G. White
Elizapeth Martin White
Ament
David W. Ament
Bruce G. White
Frederick
Jean W. Bast
D.st
W. Mervall Weaver
Boonsboro
W. F. Bast
Howard W. Freeze
Williem Hang
Joanne Diehl Freeze
Thurmont
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Nellie A. Bollinger Freeze
John Ralph Lambert
Tourmont
Marshall and
Laura‘ M. Smith Lambert
New Windsor
Westminster Cemetery
Kan G. Naughe
Masons
M. L. Creager and Son
Margaret Cordelia Garver
George W. Garver
George Street
Westminster
Jacob and
Jane Young Farrer
Herman Blackston
Clyde Heagle
Reisterstown
Edgar Taylor
Patapsco
Harry
Farver
Frank B. Farver
Los Angeles
Calif
William E. Farver
Mary
Garver
Linwood Brethren Church
Taylorsville
DOD
Hartzler and Son Funeral
Motorists Forfeit Collateral Today In Ellicott City Court
An Ellicott City motorist received a 55 day suspended sentence after a March 10 hearing before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield for a fire related charge. Paul L. Morsberger was acquitted on failing to obey a written promise to appear. Other motorists forfeited collateral for offenses on U.S. 40 and nearby routes, including failures to stop and improper passing, with fines ranging from four to ten dollars. A city collision on West Second Street caused about $190 in damage. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Albert Hedden
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Paul L. Morsberger
Robert J. Gedert
Clyde
Edward D. Grrison
Walkersville
Braddock Mountain
U.S. 40
Jessie Wo Mann
Baltimore
Earl K. Younkins
RFD
Middletown
U. S&s. 340
Maryland
Armaldo
Amtower
U.S
Allan S. Duff, Jr
Steiner
Troopers Hedden
R. C. Dishonz
J. P. Alday
West Second Street
Eleanor CG. Sappington
West College Terrace
Kong West
Janet
Gladhill
Second Street
Frank K. Dorsey
Obituary notices and funeral services in Emmitsburg area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Lambie Ohler 74 at Alison Funeral Home with Rev. Philip Bower officiating and interment in Elias Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers named. Large attendance marked by Daisy A Milier and Mrs. Weller deaths. burials at Pipe Creek and St. Paul’s Harney. Other services included Mrs Charles F Hoffman and Charles Henry Harmon with interments in local cemeteries. several pastors officiated and funeral directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary {Lambie} Ohler
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Alison Funeral Home
Philip Bower
Elias Lutheran Cemetery
Samuel Hays
George Eyster
Charles Fuss
John Fuss
J. W. Houser
Charles Sharrer
Daisy A Milier
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler
Taneytown
Charles F. Hoffman
Chester Moose
Harney
Charles W
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Mark
Frank
Ray
Merle
Dale
Gene Moose
C. F. Fuss and Son
Charles Henry Harmon
Urbana
East Church Street
Herbert L. Doggett
Trinity Methodist Church
Wiliam C. Harpold
Urbana Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Questions and Answers from a Reader’s Almanac
The reader asks about spring’s start the vernal equinox around March 20 and states Finland is over 97 percent Lutheran. It notes the Mexican Popocatepetl volcano remains active and Barnum’s Tom Thumb life facts. It covers questions on the fastest passenger ship, the Fifth Amendment, and planetary granite layers with concise answers.
Gardner announces birth and assorted Middletown notices
Dr and Mrs F Sidney Gardner Baltimore announce a son Robert Mercer born April 41 to Mrs Gardner formerly Crmelia Derithauch. Miss Elizabeth Gardner returned to Baltimore after visiting her grandfather here. Louise Huffer returns to State Teachers College Taw son after Easter at parents Al and Abs Huffer Middletown. James Gilbert and Raymond Davis celebrate wedding anniversaries. Paul Nash Lib erty town announce third child David Wayne born April 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces. Jennie Crum observes eighty third birthday. Lela Willard Brunswick learns of son Robert promoted to corporal in Alaska. Leslie H Long Jr released from Marine duty on his birthday and to reside in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Homemakers Chorus
Hood College
Homemakers
Pomona Grange
Liberty High School
Donald Sullivan
Edward Mantz
Sherman Clem
Ada Easterdas
Howard Main
Jenne Callaway
James Keyser
Harry Staley
Austin Ronn
Herman Schrayer
Robert Beckmyer
N. W. Nusbaum
Richard Dubel
Charles Pitman
Lucy Gladhll
John Lawson
Raymond Burdette
Lewis Martz
Earl Kelly
William Zimmerman
Clarence Lochner
Wiliam DeLeuter
Beatrice Fe
F. Sidney Gardner
Baltimore
Robert Mercer
Gardner
Crmelia Derithauch
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Elizabeth Gardner
Louise Huffer
State Teachers College
Tawson
Abs. Josephus T. Huffer
Middletown
Paul Nash
Libertytown
David Wayne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jennie Marts Crum
Lela Willard
Brunswick
Robert
Deer
Richardson
Alaska
Robert T. Breeden
U. S
Post Ord. Co
Seattle
Washington
Leslie H Long, Jr
Leslie H. Long
Marine Corps
Boonsboro
Illness and Recovery Briefs From Frederick Area
Among The Sick notices list Charles W. Ross III returning home from St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after a minor operation at Braddock Heights. Charlotte Tritappe ill at home Knoxville RFD 1. Doris West 15 months old daughter of Davie Lee West Middletown home from Frederick Memorial Hospital, doing well. Billie Kaste recovering after tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Nancy Ellen Morgan born at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Paul G. Morgan and Garnettie Stottlemoor Morgan. Robert J. Thomas emergency appendectomy at Lexington Virginia hospital. student at Washington and Lee University. Mrs Milton Shook admitted as surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ross
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Charlotte Tritappe
Knoxville
Doris West
Davie Lee West
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Billie Kaste
Kenneth Kaste
Walkersville
Paul G. Morgan
Magnolia Avenue
Nancy Ellen
Morgen
Garnettie Stottlemoor
Robert J. Thomas
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Lexington, Va
Washington and Lees University
Milton 5
Shook
Eastrhied Street
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farneston
God
Tran Ae
Geoffrey Chaucer
Guy
the News
Hahn and
ROWE
Montevue Hospital
Board of Charities and Corrortions
Spril
David Lawrence Dispatch
Jnrdan
Finland
Tom Thumb
Barnum
Thumb
United States
James Gilbert
South Church Street
Raymond Davis
Doubs
Fairfax
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