To Heal Or To Destroy: Atomic Aid in Cancer Treatment
Dr Bertram Low Beer shows first practical use of atomic by products in treating cancer. Skin cancers and warts respond poorly to this method, but basal cell carcinoma, hyperkeratosis and wart associated cancers show high cure rates. Atomic medicine promises broader benefits across leukemia bone and liver cancers Hodgkin disease and thyroid disease.
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Bertram Low-Beer
University of California Medical School
Victory Convention Brings Elks to Frederick Maryland
The B P O Elks Association of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia holds its twenty sixth annual Victory Convention in Frederick. Frederick Lodge No aids in planning a fine program of events as visiting Elks are welcomed and thanked for charitable efforts and memorial tributes to departed brothers. The article praises local citizens on the lodge rolls and expresses hope visitors will return.
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Frederick
B. P. O. Ellis Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Frederick Lodge
No. Gadl
Elks
Strength for Today by Earl L Douglass
A reflection on ministerial discouragement when church enthusiasm fades. The piece recalls efforts that began strong but died out, as new members drift away and the pastor faces waning zeal and the challenge of sustaining growth. It emphasizes the need for steadfast roots to prevent enthusiasm from withering.
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Brest
Protocol On Whales By Peter Edson
Washington notes aboard the pelagic whale protocol as it clears the Senate Relations Committee and is ratified. The piece explains the 1947 treaty aims to limit whale catches, details unit calculations for blue and other whales, and discusses U S whaling status and future prospects amid industry tensions and Britain and Norway influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Jaea
Washington
NEA
Congress
Senate Relations Committee
Senate
London
U. K
Australia
South Airibe Carora Dei Terer
Kaui
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Russia
Japan
Remington Kellogg
State Department
de. Ira N. Gabrielsor
Fish and Wildlife Service
Hilary J. Deason
U. S
British Food Ministry
Britain
The Urgency of Steady Church Life in a Shifting World
A Babson Newspaper Syndicated reflection urges persistent church attendance Bible reading and prayer. It argues that shallow spiritual resolve fades quickly once trials arise and cites Jesus’ parable of the seed that withers under tribulation.
Local Farm Destroyed by Lightning and Losses Reported
A barn on Daniel P. Snyder’s Frederick area farm was struck by lightning and burned to the ground along with 409 bushels of wheat hay crops farm implements and four horses. The Frederick Bicycle Club names committees for a lantern parade and watermelon event on Aug 27. The Union Manufacturing Company will close its mill for 30 days due to low business. A young youth is committed to the House of Correction for theft from A M Landauer store. Fire and weather disruptions noted at local factories and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pp. Snyder
Frederick Dunation
Chas. E. Snyder
Frederick Bicycle Club
Union Manufacturing Company
House of Correction
A. M. Landauer
North Market Street
Ime
Carroll Creek
Nominees at the Democratic convention in Winchester Hall
Twenty years ago Columns of The News notes the Democratic convention held in Winchester Hall with candidates including state figures and delegates. Weather records show temperatures from Id to 72 degrees with a 73 degree low last night. A threshing outfit owned by Geo Arnold near Bukitsville was wrecked when a tractor slipped and rolled into a telephone pole injuring no one, though operator Rodney Huffer escaped harm.
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Winchester Hall
State Senate
A. LeRoxy McCurdell
Sia Autores
Willem M. Story Lee Rauneberger
Wills
Russell E. Lister
Henry P Minpward
Newpf
Waltz
A. Gould Myers
A. Suns Thenas
Charles W. Su
Geo. Arnold
Bukitsville
Broad Run
Rodney Huffer
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlight Births and Events
A compilation of historic anniversaries and birthdays noting figures such as Frederick Saunders Park Benjamin and Bion J Arnold. Includes world events from Jay Treaty to the Atlantic Charter, plus birthdays of Dr Artie de Dempster and Bishop G Bromley Oxnam.
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Frederick Saunders
New York
England
Dee
Washington
Postellives
San Francisco
San Diego
Monterey
Calif
Atlantic Coast
Congress
Oreron
U. S. Supreme Court
Stephen J. Field
California
David $. Terry
Justice Field
Terry
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
St. Paul
Sile
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Mid-Ocean
Churchill
eSale
Bayonne
Raime
Japan
Artie de Dempster
University of Chicago
Payslery
Toronto
Canada
G. Bromley Oxnam
Federal Council of
Chabor
Sonora
Cal
Alexander 2. Savles
War Dept
Informating
Milwaukee
Donn Ringling Nari
Poly
Barabou
Waso
Caroline Fyfe
Then Univer
Brookline
Joan Carral
Iourn
Wichita
Kans
Cirgus
Veterans seek business help at Commerce office
O'Hara of the Philadelphia regional Commerce Department says veterans come in late in the day seeking guidance on small business options. He notes the staff provides information on equipment, openings, and contacts, with about five veterans weekly. The program has helped one honoree evaluate bakery ventures and others explore hinge, glass, and disinfection or basket businesses.
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Washington
Mr. O'Hara
Philadelphia
Department of Commerce
Ter
Commerce Department
Commerce
Dear Miss Din: Daughter-in-law and grandchildren move in
Dorothy Dix advises a mother faced with her daughter and her family living in her large home. The letter details conflict over control and housework, with the mother feeling unvalued and unsure how to assert boundaries without harming family ties. The writer wonders how to secure a home for her daughter and grandchildren without offense.
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Miss Din
Emily Post
Coch Mer
Evie
What is Russia's game in Europe and Asia
Washington debates Russia strategy amid questions about why the Soviet Union attacks U.S. and British actions in Europe and the Far East. The piece explores whether Moscow aims to drive the U.S. from Europe and Asia by provoking isolationism, weakening budgets, and pressuring arms reductions. It notes liberal critics, diplomatic campaigns, and potential aims to dominate through bureaucratic and political pressure.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Austria
Mirhye Dame Roceia
China
Far East
Europe
Britain
Swithdrawal
Asia
Latin Ameri
Pan-America
Wanda Tey
ES Hemisphere
Latin America
Hitler
Munich
U.S
Soviet
America
Soviets
Sell the big house to ease family tensions and care
A reader argues that selling a large house will reduce friction when living with an allergic relative and a noisy grandchild. The note suggests shared finances strain nerves and a sale would let the daughter live alone without direct confrontation.
English Lesson on Pronunciation and Salutations
The excerpt discusses how to address Mr. Brown in different contexts. It notes that to communicate a fact use to speak to Mr Brown, while to converse use to speak with Mr Brown. It also highlights correct pronunciation of co as in book.
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Mr. Brown
Brown
Subtle Inference and Local Heart Incident
A note on vocabulary follows with mis-spellings and word notes. Mrs. Lester Zimmerman of Ballenger Creek road suffered a heart attack Tuesday morning and was taken to Emergency Hospital by the C. E. Cline and Son ambulance for transfer and treatment.
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Lester Zimmerman
Ballenger Creek Road
Ambul Lance
C. E. Cline and Son
Weather Bureau to Improve Hurricane Warning Service
Washington reports wartime cooperation with Mexico to expand hurricane warnings. Air reconnaissance and a teletype circuit link forecast centers in Miami Washington and Boston to coastal stations from Brownsville to Charleston, enabling rapid, simultaneous advisories on storm position intensity and movement.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Texas
Key West
Fla
Charleston
D. Cc
Miami
Boston
I. R. Tannehill
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Easters
Pacific Ocean
Peace Promoters Debate Warily Amid Global Tensions
A letter from N A Lufburrow laments the fractious state of international dialogue among Americans, Russians, and others. The writer hopes for common ground in peace efforts and praises leaders who can unite factions rather than divide them, warning of ruin for those who fail.
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NCE
Mk Peale
N. A. Lufburrow
Opera tion Crossroads and other WWII trivia
Q and A quiz on wartime topics. Blandy led Operation Crossroads. Daytona Beach water puzzled researchers with seasonal temperature shifts. Falkland Islands rely on sheep raising. The first American offensive in WWII occurred at Guadalcanal on August 7, 1942. British North Borneo became a crown colony.
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Admi
W. H. P. Blandy
Southland Beach
Daytona Beach
Fla
Falkland Islands
Guadalcanal
British North Borneo
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