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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1951

Page

3

German relief speaker urges easing wartime burdens

Mr Goethe warned that postwar Germany faces a large deficit from wartime costs and that continued heavy charges could destabilize the new democracy. He cited AFL pressure for a free Germany and a rebuild plan funded by relief to bolster morale and reconstruction, including housing and city recovery. He proposed inviting President Truman to host Theodor Henss as a symbolic step toward reconciliation.

Bonn AFL Germany Goethe Washington Southern California Relief Committee For Congress For United States Goetre Truman Theodor Henss America Thas Natin Wwight Eisenhower

Civil Defense Plan Urged by Goetze at Lions Club

Siegfried Goetze, German born planning expert and Frederick County landowner, addressed the Lions Club at a Thursday luncheon. He urged early planning for rubble removal and civil defense, discussed Western Germany recovery costs, and praised American troops while proposing housing reforms and revised occupation costs to hasten West German sovereignty.

Germany Lions Club Siegfried Goetze Frederick County Monrovirz Goetze Charlottenburg North Hollywood Cali Hollywood Los Angeles Goethe Europe Frederick Lions Rubble Remmal United States German Republic Frankfnt Grane Carson Arizzon West Berlin Gottre Friends and Alles Goetre

Mrs Sobeloff To Speak Here Monday Evening

Mrs Simeon Sobeloff of Baltimore will be principal speaker at a Council of Jewish Women meeting in the Pine Room of the Hotel Frederick on Monday at 6 PM. The program covers national and international Council activities, overseas services, scholarships, welfare work, and support of the School of Education at the University.

Councils Paria School of Education Lernel NCW Baltimore National Council P Parkway Frederick B . Eckenrode Chamber of Commerce John M. Raddy Frederick Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key Hotel Fredertal

Highway Safety is Everybodys Business in Tay an ae BS

Local report lists community efforts on road safety in Tay an ae BS with notes on residents including Dorothy Dern in Baltimore spending weekend with parents Viv and Mrs Lloyd Dern. The piece mentions church committees, hospital stays, and several community events and personal updates.

Finmaitsburg Dorothy Dern Baltimore Viv Lloyd Dern Dern Lutheran Hospital James Hays Jalan Gettysburg College

Women’s club meeting in Sykesville features guest speaker

The Womens club will meet Thursday Feb 8 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Elie and Margolin. Guest speaker will be Dy Rob Streameye, professor of government and politics at the University of Maryland. Hosts include Mrs W Carlton Allison and Mrs Julan T Owen.

Sykesville Elie & Margolin Dy Rob Streameye University O of Maryland W Carlton Allison Julan T Owen

St Pauls Methodist Young Adults Meet Sunday

Marion F Prough and William Shipley organize a Young Adults gathering at St Pauls Methodist church for Sunday 6 pm with fellowship and refreshments. Dr A Berne Briggs leads ongoing discussion and future sessions. Leroy Glasses welcome their newborn son Jan 14 at Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Frank Hobbs admitted University Hospital Baltimore. Christine Bennett, student at State Teachers College West Chester, returns from a weeklong vacation at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Richard R Bennett Jr.

Marion F. Prough Willam Shipley St Paul's Methodist Church A. Berne Briggs Wall

Rise In Price Of Coal Authorized By U. S.

The Office of Price Stabilization allowed coal price rises to offset miners wage increases that took effect today. The regulation could permit about 25 cents per ton for soft coal and 90 cents per ton for anthracite, though officials expect actual raises to be smaller due to competition with oil and gas. Hawaii first written laws were published on December 8, 1827.

Washington Office of OPS

Doctor Explains Fibroids Women Often Face

A medical overview notes fibroids are noncancerous uterine tumors common in women by age 35. Size and growth vary. many cause pressure or heavy bleeding, while others remain symptomless. Treatment hinges on symptoms and growth, with surgery as a possible but not always satisfactory option.

Decision on Hysterectomy Noted for Fibroid Patients

The article discusses weighing factors before removing the womb in fibroid cases. It notes the procedure is serious and may be postponed, as fibroids often hinder conception. It questions whether past generations’ invalidity from fibroids might have been avoidable with earlier treatment.

Damascus PTA Night Features Founders Day Program

The Damascus chapter of the PTA will present at Damascus High School next Monday at 8 pm a Founders Day based program. The event includes an opening speech by Mary Ann Day with Mary Ann Ward singing a solo, a poem titled Home and School by eight girls including Betty Sibley and Ann, among others.

Damascus F TA PTA Damascus High School Mary Ann Day Mary Ann Ward Betty Sibley Ann

Deep At the Roots play adapts Founders Day pageant

The program features Lee Gledhill and others with Nancy Hulton Ruth Garbers Shirley Beall Peggy Dodson Doroth Marshal and Sarah Welsh giving a short synopsis of Deep At the Roots, an adaptation with Gay Harding narrating as Mary Jane Day. Betty Farr Nancy McDaniel Betty Sibley and Mary Jo Boyer join as readers Mary Ann Day presides as club president and PTA past president guests Ray Lumpp and Vince Boryla, early NBA players who were roommates on the 1948 U S Olympic basketball team.

Lee Gledhill Lets Ickenfelder Nancy Hulton Barbara Seaton Shirley Beall Peggy Dodson Ruth Garbers Dorothy Marshal Sarah Welsh Gay Harding Mary Jane Day Betty Farr Nancy McDaniel Betty Sibley Mary Jo Boyer Mary Gladhill Ruthie Garbers Allan Walter

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