Polio Clinic Set To Finish This Week In Frederick County
Final arrangements for a polio evaluation clinic in Frederick County are underway with the Ick County Health Department and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The December 13 and 16 clinic will analyze patients’ problems without treatment, guiding future rehabilitation plans. Specialists from Baltimore and Washington will assess younger and older patients, with a broader state program funded by March of Dimes aiming to cover Maryland into spring.
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Ick County County Health Department
Noth Foundation
March of Dimes
Alton Y
Maryland
Westminster
Chestertown
March of Dime
Milton, Wilder
Allen Voshell
Baltimore
Catherine Buchannan
D. C. General Hospital
Louis Rudin
William Neill
Kernan’s Hospital
National Foundation
Bennett
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Knicks Beat Hawks in St Louis 113 110
The New York Knicks earned their fourth straight ABA win beating St Louis 113 to 110 behind Ron Sobie who scored 32 points. Sobie led the offense as New York surged past the Hawks.
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Knicks
HAWKS
ST. Louis
New York Knickernockers
Calls For 100 Submarines With Atomic Power
U S Senator Jackson called for a fleet of 100 atomic powered submarines capable of launching missiles to deter the Soviet threat. He urged rapid buildup to potentially operate by 1960, arguing an underwater satellite would challenge enemies for years. He pressed parallel missile and submarine programs and wartime scale production. He warned that delaying could invite destruction.
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Washington
Dec
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Russia
Senate Armed Services Committee
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Bombers Might Merge with U.S. Units in Britain
The Sun day Express reports Britain's nuclear bomber squadrons are likely to be merged under a single command with United States Strategic Air Command units stationed in Britain. The plan would centralize control of long range bombers as tensions rise.
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Royal Air Force
Royal Navy
Harold Macmillan
NATO
the Express
Lauris Norstad
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
NBC
Hieh ’Macmillan
Britain
London
the Sunday Express
U. S. Strategic Air Command
COPECTOLIN Ad Claims Safe Non Habit Forming Use
An advertisement extols COPECTOLIN as safe without prescription for adults and children, claiming it is non habit forming and effective for diarrhea vomiting motion sickness and seasickness. It promotes 2 oz and pint bottle sizes and urges readiness before sarcotic or other needs.
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Bishop Mefford
Spike
Eyler’s Valley
Erwis Krainik
Frederick
Herman Rodgers
Rockville
Thurmont
C. Edward Reddick
Union Bridge
Catoctin Furnace
Arnold Draper
Myersville
Garfield
James A. Murphy
Deal
Raymond & Alliamson
Aberdeen
College Mountain
Reland M. Basler
Hampstead
Gambrit’'s Park
John Rockstroh
Five Forks
R. H. Rutt
D.C
Ellerton
Hosie B. Jones
Foxville Tower
Donald Wolfe
Tourmont
Foxfie Tower
Mounains
Glenn Butts
COAST
Ralph W. Boyer
North Court St
Wahl, Sappington & CO
East Fifth Street
Ient
Realty CO
W. Church St
W. Seventh St
Ted Peace
Frederick 7
Dr. Kitchen
Indy
Arcirect
Prte
Consultus Mot
Ing
Tenta Farm
Arch Pepe
Sears
Sera Kirchen
Fecizic Hs
Wiet
IM Realty Company
Frederick City
RK. B. van Order
Cecil
TAWES
J. Millard Tawes
Ailesany
Harford
Somerset
Caroline
Kent
Endersiliz
C. Ferdinard Sybert
Any. J. Albert Roney
Guy Johnson
Bers
House of Delegates
Roger Roselle McKay
Ablectrae Leen
Dorie B. Foster
Philadeinhiz
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Xivia E. Stewart
Alexander Hotel
MT . Hagerstown
McKay
Philadelphia
Newtoe
D. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
South Market St
Hendrickson
Dawnelle
Gobelin
Garay
Yardley
Warner Foundation
St. Mary’s
Crompton
Tex and Kenmore
Weatherbee
P. K
Richelieu
Angel Tread
Callaway
Queen Elizabeth
George Washington
Morgan-Jones
Paragon
Kate Greenaway
Little Star Girls
Her Majesty Girls
HelpRickson
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Optimist Club
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Francis Dickensheets
Sam Miller
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Burall
Pat St
Kehne Furniture Co
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Unity Magnavox
William S. Hood, Inc
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