End Of A Scourge Ends Polio Fear With Vaccine Hope
Dr Jonas E Salk forecasts the end of one of mankind s greatest scourges within five years through a killed virus polio vaccine. Presented to ARNMd he says proper preparation and immunization could yield long lasting immunity. The work, backed by studies in animals and humans, challenges the belief that only natural infection or a live attenuated virus provides lasting protection. The finding could extend to vaccines for tuberculosis pneumonia influenza rheumatic heart disease and other infections as well. Also notes Captain Arnold P Blethen s arrival in Europe with U S forces in Austria and a note on historic use of block printed cards in Europe prior to books.
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Jonas E. Salk
Association For Research In Nervous and Mental Disease
Salk
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A chicken thief tried again to raid a East Third street chicken house. the owner James W. Robinson fired five shots, the thief fell, fled, and the chickens were found near the fence. Merchants sign a notice vowing to prosecute shoplifters with detectives hired. The rural carrier William Miller’s residence on the Baltimore pike burned. he escaped via a second floor window with papers. Middletown suffers severe water shortage after reservoir cleanup. water only six inches deep and three inches frozen. Emerson Society debated compulsory education. judges split 2 to 1 against.
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East Third Street
James W. Robinson
Robinson
William Miller
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
Miller
Middletown
Emerson Literary Society
Frederick
Charles Steck, Jr
Rhodes
W. Wilcoxon
R. Loy
Mainland District Supervisor named for Federal Farm Census
PROF AMON BURGEE, FORVVER County Commissioner, named Mainland District Supervisor for the Federal Farm Census starting January 15 as announced by Congressman Lewis Frederick City’s newest acquisition Gambrill Park at High Knob, covering 40 acres, is seen as a county beauty spot once work continues with FERA funds. A pre Christmas setting brings snow, light rain, freezing temps, and ice in Frederick County. Rev Carl C Rasmussen of Luther Place Memorial Church Washington will speak at the Young Men's Bible Society annual service in Frederick January 15.
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Amon Burgee
Lewis
Carl C. Rasmussen
Luther Place Memorial Church
Washington
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wine Biting Declared New York Connoisseur Tip
Hal Boyle reports on wine biting as a playful new dining ritual. Baron Leo Van Munching touts slurping and biting as a way to taste wine fully, noting it shuns snobbery and rewards practice. He lists basic wines and advises against saving leftovers, warning wine can bite back.
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Johannes Fredericus Leonardus von Munchinger
Leo van Munching
van Munching
America
Van
Boyle
Burgundy
Bordeaux
Rhone
Champagne
Mendes France Faces Confidence Vote After Assembly Rebuke
Paris Premier Mendes France asked for a confidence vote after the National Assembly rejected his Indochina budget, 308 to 297. The session stretched all night as deputies eyed delays to planned talks on German rearmament, with the government weakened and the fate of the Paris pacts uncertain into Christmas Eve.
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Paris
Pierre Arendes
France
National Assembly
Indochina
Mendes France
Hal Inhng
Oan
Andwerresn
Vendes- Frante
Depres
Ansinus
Bible Thoughts and Weeping Over Jerusalem
A contemplative note on Luke's gospel scene where Jesus nears Jerusalem and weeps for the city, paired with Walter Scott's reflection that tears soften the heart and allow heaven to sprout within.
Miss Michael and Me Wedding and Holiday Socials
Invitations were issued for Linda Kathrene Michael to wed Samuel Duvall Dutrow on Saturday January 1 at 2 30 PM in the Evangelical Lutheran church with a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Separate social events include a tea dance for Peggy Crowther at the Key Hotel and a Christmas party by Local 453 Muse Tailoring Company with over 100 members and guests at Evergreen Point restaurant and an organ program at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers club Elks club recall.
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Michael
Me. Dutrow
Grover Lee Michael
Pittsburgh
Linda Kathrene
Samuel Duvall Dutrow
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Walter G Crowther
Grove Boulevard
Margaret
Peggy) Crowther
Crowther
Hollins Cachete
Roanage
Muse Tailoring Company
Evergreen Point
Sara Barron
Christine Huffman
Baltimore
John Strange
Frederick
Donald Korrell
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Elks Club
Muriel Champlin
Betty Foster
Wallace Grebe
Paul Buhrman
Welcome Wagon Garden
Reid
Garden Club
Robert Reid
Dickerson
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Margaret Cecelia
Henry Hooper Fisher
John Fisher
Hamilton Avenue
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cotillion Club
Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scntt Key
Hayes Russell
William H Thomas, Sr
Messrs
Alden E.fisher
Carlton Molesworth
John T. Quinn
Melville C. Stockwell
Wil U.S. Consult Allies On Using A Weapons If War Comes
A Washington debate unfolds over whether the United States should seek immediate approval from Britain and France to use atomic weapons in a NATO defense scenario. The issue hinges on cabinet authorization versus military autonomy, with President Eisenhower noting the need for direct approval under current law. Paris talks among NATO leaders intensify the pressure to resolve who can order atomic retaliation during a crisis.
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Wil U.S
David Lawrence
Washington
Pearl Harbor
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Council
America
England
London
Generale Uh
Europe
Eisenhower
NATO
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Sir Adrian's Sons Return Home to Ancestral Estate
In Newton Stewart Scotland the two GI sons of Sir Adrian Ivor Dunbar Roland 29 and Donald 18 on leave from the GS Army in Frankfurt met their father at Renfrew to visit the family mansion and estate Roland aims to inspect the 4 100m mansion to figure how it can be lived in Donald says they plan to spend most of their leave surveying the property and its figurines for future use.
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Newton Stewart
Scotland
Sir Adrian Ivor Dunbar
Maryland
Roland
Donald
Renfrew
Frankfurt
Germany
Addresses Joint Meet of Optimist and Civic Clubs
At the semiannual joint meet in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel C Lease Bussard Optimist International Club Service Committee chairman spoke about his national tour of Optimist clubs. He stressed the role of service clubs in communities and the need for members to know where they have been and where they are going.
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Francis Scott Key
C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International Club Service Committee
Bussard
Service Club
Service Club Ofteday
Mothers Circle entertains DeMolay boys at Christmas party
Frederick charter DeMolay brothers, thirty five members, enjoyed a Christmas party Tuesday at the Vaciliou home on Wilson Place. A business meeting preceded the social time, with Mrs Emory Shipley reelected president and officers elected for the coming year. Guests and helpers from local clubs assisted, with gifts exchanged after the meeting.
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DeMolay Mothers Circle
Frederick Charter
Order of DeMolay
Gus Vaciliou
Wilson Place
Mothers Circle
Emory Shipley
Maurice Sharrer
Shipley
Atea
Taft Brandenburg
Kirk Cramer
Firs
Charles Schroder
G. Wilson Mercer
Herbert Strawsburg
West Patrick Street
Niki
Krusings
Herman di Brandi
Port Allegro
Brazil
Gus Vacilion
Franklin Tyervar
Horace Thomas
Ralph
Oland Meitzler
William Moore
Wilson Mercer
Trene Geisbert
Carlos Gosnell
David Yinger
Braddock Heights
Lavier Delauter
Walker Smith
Doubs
Donald Brown
Point of Rocks
Lucian Falconer
New Market
Strength For Today By Early Douglass Golden Age Question
A Chicago Tribune column questions if society is entering a Golden Age, noting rising costs for men’s colleges and preparatory schools, longer beds for taller students, and a shift in body and mind as society evolves, with speculation on biblical prophecies and atomic age fears.
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Douglass
Europe
God
Nistoys
Todas
Dong
MungsConstight
Chicago Tribune
Ynd
Grange Carroll Manor to Host Winter Meeting and Party
Carroll Manor Grange will hold its regular meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m at the Grange hall in Adamstown. The annual Christmas party will be held at that time with Lecturer Mrs Howard Fry in charge. All members are asked to bring a 25 cent gift, and refreshments will be served.
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Grange News
Carroll Manor Grange
Grange Hall
Adamstown
Vrs Howard Fry
Switch Of Career Diplomats Doesn't Mean Policy Change
The shift at the State Department moves Henry A. Byroade from assistant secretary to ambassador to Egypt and George V. Allen from ambassador to India to assistant secretary. Officials stress U S Middle East policy remains steady, aiming for patience and quiet negotiations with both Israel and Arab states to seek long term peace. Allen, a veteran with prior posts including Iran Yugoslavia and India, will head the Near Eastern South Asian and African affairs division.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
NEAI
Edielon State Department
Henry A. Byroade
Egypt
George V. Allen
India
Byroade
Middle East
United States
Free World
Tovacll
U. S
American Zionist Committee For Public Affairs
U.S
Israel
American Zionist Committee
Jordan
America
Britain
France
Ambassanor Allen
WasuInRion
Iran
Yugoslavia
Holy Land
Obfuscate Highlighted In Lesson On Misused Words
English Lesson by W L Gordon discusses misused terms such as holocaust obfuscate and insipient with pronunciation notes and examples. It urges precise usage avoiding figurative fire disasters and notes the phrase Use a word three times and it is yours for acquisition.
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Y W. L. Gordon
Delhi
India
Water use growth outpacing US population rise fourfold to sixfold
Water use in the United States is estimated to have increased four to six times since the turn of the century, with the rate of growth accelerating far faster than population growth.
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United States
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