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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

7

Holiday toy safety tips from Maryland health officials

The State Health Department warns holiday shoppers that heavy or complex toys can injure children. Dr. DeWitte Boyd urges supervision, age appropriate chemistry sets, and labeled electric toys. He outlines hazards from hot toy ovens to aerosol snow sprays and provides a 24 hour poison control center network across Maryland with listed hospital contacts.

State Health Department DeWitte T. Boyd Dr. Boyd Boyd Underwriters Laboratories Baltimore City Maryland American Academy of Pediatrics University of Marylan Johns Hopkins Medical Schools

Negro group plans three million dollar apartment renovation

DETNOTT AP A Detroit inner city rent strike organization named United Tenants for Collective Action has purchased nine apartment buildings for 710,000 and plans a 3 million dollar rehabilitation using a Negro architect contractor and labor.

Detnott Detroit All Negro Group The United Tenants For Collective Action Albert Goodman Oan Alle Negro Group

New Dean Appointed for Utah College of Medicine

Dr. Franklin G. Phaugh Jr., 47, former dean of Boston University School of Medicine, selected to lead the University of Utah College of Medicine starting in July. He succeeds Dr. Kenneth B. Castleford, who will become vice president for medical affairs January 1.

Salt Lake City Franklin G. Phaugh Jr Boston University School of Medicine University of Utah College of Medicine Fhaugh Kenneth B. Castleford University

Atlanta man indicted for larceny of library books and art

An Atlanta man was indicted for larceny and receiving stolen goods after police found 180 books and 14 art prints at his home. Officers said five overdue library books were also recovered, tying him to the theft.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta

Myersville Firemen Host Annual Christmas Party

Myersville Volunteer Fire Co held its Christmas party at the Fire Hall with about 200 attendees. Retiring president Paul F. Bittle presided as Rev. William M. Brown gave the invocation. State and county officials attended and donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association were collected. Santa distributed gifts to children after Dr. Nevin Edward Smith spoke. Installation of new officers followed.

Myersville Lewis Graybill Galthersburg Melvin F.schwearing Independents William M. Moore Uniteds Paul M. Barker County Association Robert L. Smith The State Muscular Dystrophy Association Nevin Edward Smith Hagerstown United Church of Christ

President Barrier heads County Association officers

President Barrier announces new County Association officers led by Howard T. Miller as president and Virgil A. Hare as first vice president. Other officers include J. E. Falkenstein second vice president Charles S. Martin secretary Paul F. Bittle treasurer Kenneth R. Branden burg chief Rev. Mr. Brown chaplain and directors Robert Lee Grossnickle Lee Doub Elwood Green Dennis Flock Ralph W. Morgan Charles S. Martin Joseph W. Miller. The annual banquet is set for Walkersville on Feb 12.

Barrier The County Association Howard T. Miller Virgil A. Hare J. E. Falkenstein Charles S. Martin Paul F. Bittle Kenneth R. Brandenburg Mr. Brown Robert Lee Grossnickle Lee Doub Elwood Green Dennis Flock Ralph W. Morgan Joseph W. Miller Barker Walkersville

Lincoln's First Inaugural Era Slave Census Notion

A claim states four million enslaved people in the United States at Lincoln's first presidential oath. The sentence cites a historical figure tied to emancipation era debates, but offers no corroborating source or context.

United States Abraham Lincoln

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