Emouloye Speaks To Kiwanis On Atomic Isotopes
John C. Dempsey of East view Frederick spoke before the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday on "Radioisotopes Aches or Riches." He described atomic by products and their uses in health, economy and welfare, noting many Frederick residents work at AEC Germantown. He demonstrated how isotopes aid medicine, oil, and industry, with claims that hot atoms make cold cash while atomic energy remains costlier than coal. The event included slides, a talk on radiation, and reminders of future club activities and a round table next Tuesday.
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John C. Dempsey
Eastview
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott-Key
Dempsey
Division of Isotopes
Atomic Energ Commission
AEC
Germantown
Herman A. Hauver
Jack Dempsey
Nelson Langan
Pennsylvania
University of Oklahoma
Harold E. Schaden
Salvation Army
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Edward C. Hansrote
Waynesboro
George B
Delaplaine Jr Glenn Mann on Sth and A Doty Rosberg on 19th
The text notes Delaplaine Jr and Glenn Mann on Sth and A Doty Rosberg on the 19th were marked. Singing was led by Ethan Bex with Sperry Storm at the piano.
Washington crosses Delaware into Pennsylvania in 1776
A summary of events from American history notes Washington's army crossing the Delaware into Pennsylvania under British pursuit by Cornwallis. It also mentions 1920 Enrico Caruso canceling a Donizetti performance due to coughing blood and 1930 the Bank of the United States and 60 branches closing.
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George Washington
Cornwallis
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Enrico Caruso
Donizetti
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
N.Y
Caruso
Bank of the United States
New York City
Germany
Italy
U.S
States go to war and trials of politics unfold
The text notes a state of war with unspecified nations, the 1962 trial of the Communist Party in Washington D C for not registering as a Soviet agent, and a series of anniversaries and birthdates including John M Cabot and Gene Markey. It also covers a Virginia legality dispute over a Loudoun County school bond referendum, medical exams after a Brunswick incident, a public health check, and news that Dr Joseph Sternberger was named manager of research and development for Martin Co Baltimore Division.
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Communist Party
Soviet Union
Federal District Court
Washington, D.C
Liza John Durkee
Windham
Conn
Connecticut Sons of Liberty
Durkee
Bunker Hill
Monmouth
Connecticut
Wyoming Valley
Susquehanna Company
Loudoun County
H. Wendell Kline
Board of Assessors
Commonwealth
Baltimore
Joseph Sternberger
Hysteria blamed for sixth grade fainting at New Market Elementary
Local doctors and health officials described a mass illness in the sixth grade at New Market Elementary as mass hysteria. By Monday afternoon at least 10 students fainted and many reported nausea stomach aches and headaches. no fevers were noted. Two doctors examined the students and found no physical cause.
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New Market
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N. Howard
Know
America
Ft. Durtsee
Wilkes - Barre
Norwich
Tenay
John M. Cabot
Cambridge Mass
Herbert William Christenberry
New Orleans
Gene Markey
Jackson
Mich
Rayner V. Snead
Harrison
Virginia
Kline
Brunswick
Martin Co
Sternberg
Army Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Martin
Maryland
Everett
Cable-Nelson
Cormieres
M. P. Moller Music Store
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
West Patrick St
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Mary Lorraine Shuff
East Second Street
Limoges
Copeland China Service
Hamilton
Kirk
Leonard Shuff
Margaret E. Carmack
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Emmert R. Bowlus
W. Church
St., Frederick
A. M. Alexander
Botany
Kingsridge
Whalers
Braxton
Essley
Gleneagles
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