Camp Detrick News Highlights at Public Affairs Office
Camp Detrick hosts lectures and awards for veterinary medicine and public health leaders including Dr Hinshaw who received Centennial Awards from Michigan State College for outstanding contributions. Deputy Chief Dr Frolich to speak on managing research orgs at Officers Open Mess dinner as part of a civilian speaker series. Women’s Club meets with bridge and canasta after luncheon. administrative training completes another cohort. New civilian and military arrivals welcomed. separations and bridge winners noted. Staff vacations and local society notes fill the rest of the column.
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William FR. Hiohan
Michigan State College
Hinshaw
Poultry Science Association
Poultry Science Burden
National Turkey Federation
Kline Boulevard
Per K Frolich
Chemical Corps
Camp Detrick
Frolich
John E. Thompson
Detrick
Military POW indoctrination warned in new Defense report
Washington report by James Marlow notes a Defense Department committee found American servicemen captured in Korea were not adequately prepared for Communist indoctrination. It details German, Japanese, Soviet, and Red Chinese treatment of prisoners and calls for pre captivity conditioning against interrogation and ideology.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Lin
Communist POWs In Korea Faced Methods Beyond Drugging
The defense committee says POWs in Korea were not drugged, noting denial of food or sleep was effective. Of 7,190 Americans captured, only 4,428 survived imprisonment, with just 192 survivors charged with offenses. The committee says most POWs exceeded the "name rank number" restriction, and Eisenhower pressed a formal code of conduct for future captivity. Lana Turner Injured In Bathtub Fall In Acapulco. Actress suffered a brain concussion. extent unknown, work on new film postponed for at least two weeks. Potomac Electric Power Plans Plant Site In Loudoun County. PEPCO to buy 500 acres near the Potomac River for a multi‑million watt plant to serve the D C area. Indoor Peach Queen Crowned In Hagerstown. Nancy Marstellar of Stewartstown, Pa., named National Peach Queen after a dry ceremony at the track clubhouse. Dandelion leaves edge cut into large teeth, named for the tool.
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Europe
Defense Committee
Korea
United States
Eisenhower
Lana Turner
Hollywood
Acapulco
Mex
Miss Turner
Cameron B. Hall
Washington
Potomac Electric Power Co
Loudon County
Triple Seven
Potomac River
Fairfax County
Hagerstown
Gov. McKelein
Nancy Marstellar
Stewartstown
D. Eldred Reehart
Ringgold
Rinehart
Marsland RacIng Commission
Esau and the Birthright: A Moral Reflection
The piece analyzes Esau selling his birthright for a meal, arguing Esau’s real sin was caring little for what he traded. It traces how sin's punishment is progressive from innocence to responsibility loss, ending with the warning that despising one’s soul leads to ultimate ruin.
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Esau
Jacob
Persson
Doctor Says Move Fracture With Care For Proper Healing
Advice for bystanders on handling suspected fractures emphasizes keeping the patient still until help arrives. For limb injuries a board or splint may be used. avoid moving head or spine injuries. X rays guide treatment. plaster casts aid stabilization while fractures knit. Healing rates vary by fracture type location age and blood supply.
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Edwin F. Jordan
NEA
Librarian Nancy Himes Resigns for Roanoke Library
Miss Nancy Ellen Himes resigns from C. Burr Artz Library after sixteen months to head the Reference Department at Roanoke Public Library. She leaves Frederick August 27 and starts September 1. Roanoke’s modern four story building opened in 1952 with 185000 volumes.
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Nancy Ellen Himes
C. Burr Artz Library
Siateen
Roanoke
Himes Wace Heen
Artz Library
Frederick
Woman of Hoanoke Sets Roots in West Third Street Home
A Hoanoke native Miss Himes lives at West Third street in the residence of Mrs. Arthur Levy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Co. O. Himes of Hoanoke city.
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Hes
West Third Street
Arthur Levy
Hoanoke
Miss Himes
Co. 0. Himes
That City
Women’s Clubs Plan Jug Bridge Picnic at Hood College
Plans are underway for the Jug Bridge Homemakers Club annual family picnic on the Hood College campus Wednesday at six. This marks the club’s twenty ninth anniversary with members, families and friends invited. Committee members include Mrs Carl Kinty Mrs Paul Main Mrs Harry Hamilton Jr and Mrs Charles Murphy. The event is set for 1923.00 ROBBERY BALTIMORE. Police investigated a theft of $25,000 in postage stamps jewelry and silver from the Catonsville home of Sidney Kahn. The 200,000 stamps were valued at $19,000 with about $800 in cash taken. Thieves entered by smashing a patio door while the family was away.
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Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Hood College
Carl Kinty
Paul Main
Harry Hamiton Jr
Charles Murphy
Baltimore
Ltimore County
Catonshde
Sidney Kahn
Stamp theft reported with mix of new and old stamps
Detective Cart and Gilbert Dowle reported stamps recovered or stolen showing a mix of new and old issues. Police notified stamp collecting firms nationwide of the stamps' serial numbers.
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Cart
Gilbert Dowles
Correction to Frederick accident report reverses driver roles
A correction states that the earlier story misidentified the parties in a Frederick collision. Initially Wade F. Hursey backed into James H. Rippeon’s car. later details show Rippeon, driving a truck, backed into Hursey instead.
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Wade F. ‘Hursey
Frederick
James H. Rippeon
Rippeon
Hursey
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