Discovery the Increment of Progress at Rotary Club
Dr John C Krantz Jr of the University of Maryland spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on progress in medical science from ether to nitrous oxide and twilight sleep. He traced decades of discovery, noted slow funding for experimentation, and cited Ehrlich and Prontosil among key milestones.
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George Clautice
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George C. Rhoderick
Middletown
Winfield Thompson
Richard Nies
Freder City Hospital
John A. Shires
Willis R Jones seeks reargument in State office building case
Willis R Jones filed a motion in the Court of Appeals for reargument of the State office building bond case. The appellate court earlier ruled the $1,000,000 bond sale constitutional and not transferable to voters. Bonds are set for sale October 6, while the fall term begins October 4. Jones argues taxes to cover initial interest are not sufficient and that excess collections cannot cover defaults, urging revision of the court’s ruling. The State Board of Funeral Directors joins agencies opposing moving headquarters to Annapolis, citing hardship for Baltimore directors and staff.
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Japanese Nationals Withdrawn From China
Evacuation of Japanese non-combatants from a large area of China accelerates amid the undeclared war in North China. Japanese reports say withdrawals widen and pull residents from interior China. Women and children crowd trains to Canton for ships to Japan as over 3000 await at Tuinglao to sail home.
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Love Honor And Obey
Olive Roberts Barton discusses two types of obedience for children conditional and unconditional. Parents should know when to insist on unquestioning obedience and when to allow brief discussion, guiding judgment while avoiding undue coercion or endless nagging. The piece also notes early American exploration, mentioning the first expedition to the Arctic left Philadelphia in 1733.
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