Lift Ban On Washing Cars In Frederick
The Frederick mayor and aldermen lifted the ban on commercial car washing after a favorable report from Water Superintendent William J. Datis. The vote was not unanimous with Alderman Charles P Staley dissenting. The ban may be fully lifted if water levels stay steady in coming weeks. A house-to-house survey will begin in January to check for water leaks as part of ongoing water system improvements.
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Frederick
William J. Datis
Charles P Staley
E. Paul Magaha
Wiliam B. Burall
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
John
Derr
Bord
City Employees Schedule Holiday Party and Observed Days
The annual Christmas party for city employees is set for December 23. A holiday is declared for employees on December 31 and Friday the 24th as well.
Rockefeller Named As Special Adviser
President Eisenhower named Nelson A Rockefeller as a special adviser to win allies in the cold war. The White House released letters confirming his appointment and resignation as under secretary of health, education and welfare. Rockefeller will coordinate agency efforts with the President’s program for peace and attend Cabinet and security meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Dee
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Rockefeller
C D. Jackson
U. S
United Nations
James Hagerty
Jackson
Oveta Culp Hobby
Cabinet
National Securty Council
Council On Foreign Economic Policy
Operations Coords
Nonvirulent Form Of Polio Virus May Exist In Nature
Dr Albert Sabin reported evidence suggesting a nonvirulent polio virus may exist in nature. He cited 1953 Cincinnati stool samples yielding five strains that, in monkeys, behaved like nearby virulent strains and hinted at natural immunity without paralysis. He discussed potential vaccines using nonvirulent lab strains for stronger, long lasting protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Washington
Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
University of Cincinnati
National Instate of Health
Cincinnati
Salk
Jonas E Salk
Arench
Pittsburgh
Salh
Court overrules mail bans on three nudist magazines
United States Court of Appeals today overruled 21 Post Office Department orders denying use of the mails to three nudist magazines Sunshine & Health Solaire Universelle de Nudisme Sun and Natural Herald The cases involve Postmaster General Summer’s orders banning payments and money orders for the publications and related postal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Post Office Department
Sunshine & Health
Solaire Universelle de Nudisme
Sun and
Naural Herald
SUE Bone Sc
Summerheld
Cancer cause linked to virus in human race condsioma acumilauum
A human cancer called condsioma acumilauum is identified as viral in origin. Evidence suggests a virus involvement in initiating or promoting tumor development, highlighting viral oncogenesis in this cancer type.
American Tourists Plan Mexico Junket
New York December 16. A large organized trip to Mexico will begin January 7. A caravan of 590 auto drawn trailers and 1 000 American tourists will cross at Nogales Arizona for a six week junket. The tour, led by Byams, follows a prior high class low cost Mexico tour from last year and targets well heeled travelers with late model cars.
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New York
Mexico
John Pershing
Pancho Villa
Nogales
Ariz
Wally Bram
the News
Frederick
Los Angeles
Byam
United States
Canada
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Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Better Homes & Gardens
the New Yorker
Cline
South Market St
Majosty
George T Washington
Henry W Edgerton
Postmaster General
Summerfield
USSES
Williamson
THE
Royal Store
Jane
Etl
Daty
Remington
Sunbeam
Schick
Parker
Sheaffer
Fron
Bulova
BAY Weekly
Lady's
Elgin
Laby
Hamilton
Ag An Wewelers
N. Market Street
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