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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1951
Page
14
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association highlights the 1951 Christmas Seal sale running Nov 19 to Dec 25. Seals fund TB prevention and control nationwide, with education stressing that TB is curable when found early. The effort supports local associations in case funding, rehabilitation, and medical research.
In Paris on December 18 the Soviet bloc failed to push a Polish resolution for a 12 nation disarmament commission with no specific tasks. The U N Assembly voting 39 to 9 against the move, Burma aligned with the bloc while 13 nations abstained. A final vote was delayed until tomorrow.
The tally shows 25 in favor 19 opposed and 13 abstaining. The United States Britain and France opposed adjournment while Burma Ethiopia Syria Lebanon Iraq and the Russian bloc favored the move China Canada and Thailand abstained. All votes were by a show of hands.
Alvey J. Forrest aged 24 of Myersville and Mary Ann Bell age 20 of Hagerstown obtain licenses. Transfers include G Wilson Mercer et al to Paul E Mann and wife for $10 in the county. William Robert Griffith and wife to Edwin A Brookey Jr and wife for $10 in the city. Melvin E Huffman to William H Goodsell and wife for $10 in the county. Grayson Edward Rippeon and wife to Helen Stewart an unmarried person for $10 in the county. Helen Stewart to Grayson Edward Rippeon and wife for $10 in the county. Murphy A Beall et al to H Kieffer DeLauter for $10 in the city. H Kieffer DeLauter to Murphy A Beall et al for $10 in the city.
About $300,000 worth of new automobiles, 150 Plymouths, were sold off a log deck of a river barge near Golconda and sank in 35 feet of water in the Ohio River during a high windstorm. The barge swamped and riggings broke as it listed, washing the cars away from Evansville to Memphis.
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