Medical Koons Advancing Vaccine Hope and Pain Drug
Reports from several drug firms inch toward a vaccine for the common cold which could end centuries of misery. Secretary Arthur Fleming of HEW hints at NIH developed drug NIH 7519 a narcotic alternative possibly eliminating addiction while offering strong pain relief. Initial tests on 200 patients show a clean bill of health for the new compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S Flem Ming
LS. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Institute of Health
Food price trends and retail expansion in US grocers
Spending on food in the United States reached about 75 billion dollars last year, up from 71 billion in 1957. Growth is driven by population, sustained prices, and rising nonfood share in sales as health aids, magazines, and dry goods gain space. Food chains plan 680 million this year for supermarket expansion, with 700 million spent last year. Government investigations into food manufacturers and price pressures loom as weather and crop yields influence future supplies and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Celumes News
February 2 1903 notes from Frederick area include a St Pauls Lutheran church Young Adults Class banquet with slides shown by Dr Ernest Deitharn and guests. The event featured travel through Europe and the class collected program booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkerstille
E. K. Helwig
Rover's
Thurmont
Mr. Helwig
Margaret Savier
Ernest Deitharn
Eee
Deitharn
Europe
Barerdoas
Andora
Holland
Germany
Moasse
Switzerland
Ialy
Greece
Turkey
Lebanon
Damascus
Celumes
Road Conditions and a Fashion Show Highlight Local News
Road condition report from Washington AP notes clear routes from West DC to Pa Turnpike and Ohio Turnpike with few icy spots in mountains. several interstates and highways reported clear. Separate item describes a fashion show at Mrs Arthur Esworthy’s New Market home with Miss Ardene Esworths as hostess and several prize winners and attendees.
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Washington
AAA
Clear
Ohio
U.S. 40
Mountains
US. 1
Richmond
Shirley
Charlotesville
Delaware Memorial Bridge
New Jersey Turnpike
New England
Harrisburg
Arthur
Esworthy
New Market
Ardene Esworths
Dorothy Repp
Johnsville
Florine Deenne
Lee
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Feb 20 19. OLRT convened this morning with Judge Glenn Hu Worthington and Associate Judge John Otterson on the bench. The week’s past notes reference Prof T B Smivumons and assistant Mr GL Peaks finding the brown walled NOON pest imported from France. A handsome doll given to the Red Men's Trading Post by a Washington lad was handled by Miss Helen Matadaite and Mendeho Ho Marz who acted in the game as the doll, which was UN at. Lawson Broad of Dune Din New Zealand arrived in Miscus for instruction at Ox-Fibre Tosh works to learn for his father’s shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLRT
Glenn Hu’ Worthine
John “Otter
T B. Smvuamons
GL. M. Peaks
France
Washington
Helen Matadaite
es-Shemif
Mendeho Ho Marz
Lawson Broad
Dunedin
New Zealand
Miscus
Charlie Pig in Picture Prompts Ice Cream Contemplation
In Seneca Md restaurant operator Joseph Savage is shown with Charlie Pig, who sits inside and chews an ice cream cone. The scene prompts questions about what would happen if he stays seated and continues eating.
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Charlie Pig
Ace Cine
Joseph Savage
Seneca, Md
Charlie
Dulles Asked for Fresh Ideas Before Europe Visit
Senator Mansfield urges Secretary of State Dulles to craft new approaches to Soviet relations before his European mission. Fulbright’s elevation to foreign relations chair and talks with Macmillan, de Gaulle, and Adenauer loom as Dulles plans to press for Western unity on Berlin and Moscow proposals. Mansfield says Fulbright will push for flexibility to invigorate U.S. policy.
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Washington
API
John Foster Dulles
Senate Democrats
Mike Mansfield
D-Monti
Democratic Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Noice
State Department
Dulles
Fulbright
Europe
London
Paris
Bonn
Dalles
Berlin
Germany
Pme
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gawle
France
Konrad Arenauer
West Germany
Moscow
Sowerman
Une Bit
Sen
Seortary Balle
Miss Carty Retires as Dean of Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore Miss Virginia Carty steps down as Dean of the Peabody Conservatory after 35 years of service. She will remain as an adviser while continuing involvement with Peabody and several music education groups.
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Baltimore
Virginia Carty
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Peter Mennin
Conservatory
Miss Carty
Peabody
Ise
Walter deLille
The
Frederick
Hood College
Hood
Harold Randolph
Otto Ortmann
Carty
Reginald Stewart
National Association of Schools of Music
Midle States Association
Maryland State Music Teachers Association
National Associaion of Schools of Music
Russ Carty
Music Educators National Conference
National Association For Music Therapy
National Education Association
Baltimore Music Club
Maryland Association For Higher Education
Meryland Federation of Music Clubs
Peabody Conservatory
Music Teachers National Association
Mennin
Obituary notices from Taneytown and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Maryland towns including Taneytown and Bartonsville. Miss Lala B Brewer dies at 72 at home in Taneytown with services set at C. O. Fuss and Lee funeral home. Margaret Elizabeth Booth dies in Leesburg at 84. William Alfred Davis, 50, dies at home in Bartonsville. survivors include wife Gladys Norris Davis, daughter Gladys Olive Garner and siblings. Burial and service details follow for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alfred Davis
Howband
Gladys Norris Davis
Bartonsville
John
Alice Sewell Davis
Civil Service
Fort Detrick
Jackson Chapel Methodist Church
Gladys Olive Garner
Frederick
William Jordan
Washington
D. C
Alice Brooks
Mt. Union
John Edmond Davis
Bart Nicholas Davis
Memorial Notices and Funeral Details in Montgomery County
Numerous obituary notices outline services for Mrs. Maud May Moxley Mrs. Mattie C. Wiles and Grace C. Goodell among others. Funeral directors Olin L. Molesworth Hicks and Witzke list locations in Damascus Baltimore and Frederick with interments at church and Mt. Oliver Rest Haven cemeteries.
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Alvie A. Mosley
Maud May Moxley
Alvie A. Moxley
Laabeusy le
Twlinher Ciel
Montgomery County
Purdum
Moxley
Harry M
Rosa Brown Hurley
Montgomery Methodist Church
Clagettsville
WSCS
Roscoe
Buxtop
Kemptown
Harry Edward Moxley
Claude C. Hurley
Damascus
Mark M. Moxley
Ellicott City
Catherine Brown
Detroit
Mich
Dorian F. Darne
Jane Farnsworth
Joseph A. Hurley
Guy L. Hurley
Leo R. Hurley
Montgomery
Church
Olin L. Molesworth
Hicks
West
All Saints Street
Von
Jackson Chapel
Bartonsville
A.iave Muwara Vu. Wues
A Thompson
Witzke
Fairview Cemetery
Frederick
Edmonson Ave
Baltimore
E. Hicks
Funeral notices from Taneytown area reflect multiple services
Funeral services were held for Newton J. Hahn at C. O. Fuss and Son in Taneytown with burial at Lutheran church cemetery. Also listed are services for Mrs. Katie Fern Reynolds, Charles Theodore Culler, Felicia Boreen Carroll, and others with various pastors and interment at Mount Olivet Hopehill St. Paul and St. Paul cemeteries. Pallbearers named include Walter Hahn James Hahn Lloyd Hahn and more.
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Harry Augustus Harman
Westmorland Street
Westminster
Springfield State Hospital
Carroll County
Theodore A
Martha
Repp Harman
Effie Kregle Harman
Walter W. Hartman
Cora Bachman
Florence Lindsay
New Windsor
Carrie
Haro
Hodgson
Taylorsville
Newton J. Hahn
C. O. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
Stanley B. Jennings
Lutheran Church
Walter Hahn
James Hahn
Lloyd Hahn
Eugene Eyler
Carl Angell
Elvin Bair
Katie Fern Reynolds
Baltimore
East Church Street
Fivelock
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
John W. Droneburg
Donald Null
Hubert Null
Charles Harris
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Gon
Charles Theodore Culler
Church Hill
Ballenger Creek
Easty
Church Street
Gordon C. Hite
St. Matthews Evangelical, Lutheran Church
der Bazan Wo Vous
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson
C. Alvin Fry
Atlee C. V. Compher
Murray D. Shook
J. Melvin Cook
Roscoe
H. Shook
Claiborne C. Noff
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Felicia
Boreen Carroll
Cornelia Carroll
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hopehill
W. A Williams
Hopehill Cemetery
C. E. Hicks I
Engagement of Ruth Aman da Johnson to Arville Hugh Rose
Mrs. Binge J. Simms of Johns ville announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth Aman da Johnson to Arville Hugh Rose son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rose of Damascus. Johnson attended Frederick High School and Rose is a Damascus High School 1958 graduate. The wedding is planned for spring. Bees delay Elkville church belfry as Gus Gray Myrton Piper and Melborn Porter remove three washtubs of honey after stings and three hours of work.
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Binge J. Simms
Johnsville
Ruth Amanda Johnson
Arville Hugh Rose
Jueal Lases
George Rose
Damascus
Miss Johnson
Frederickigh School
Rose
Damascus High School
Elkville Ill
Elkville Methodist Church
Gus Gray
Myrton Piper
Melborn Porter
Eighteen Birthday Honors and Local Obituaries Across Town
Sarah Jane Hamilton celebrated her eighteenth birthday at home with family in Providence. In Red Asher, Miss Jahire Crugamnitt hosted weekend guests from Providence and Sweden. Calvin Kina, son of early residents, died Saturday in Baltimore. Funeral arrangements were set for Thurmont Lutheran church officiant Rev. Charles Corbett. Burial in Blue Ridge Cemetery followed services at the local funeral home.
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Margaret E. Booth
Mys
Margaret Elizebeth
Bill) ‘Beoth
John J. Booth
Nora Campbell
Leesburg
Robert
Annie Green Carter
Anna May Brown
Alexandria
Kenneth H. Frye
Brunswick
Georgie Carter
Sarah Jane Hamiltes
Chester Hamilton
West Fifth Streets
Tom Rowtzahn
John T. Routzahn
Middletown
Balgwin Wallace College
Berea
Firma
Phi Epsibe Fraternity
Greek Council
Mebie Crammitt
South Street
Gea
Providence
R. I
Jahire
Clay Celvin Kina
Calvis Kisma
Oscar Thurmont
Johns Florkins Moxpita
Sallimore
Gme
Edtical Keema
Charles T. End Lacetta
Gaver Kinsa
Creagerstewm Lutheran! “Church
Gardner
William Awart
North Market Street
Charles Corbett
Thurmont
J. Presley
Ae Autcey
Donald Gardner
Roy H .Peters Eaton Fae” de Be Walter
Charles Edmonds
R. Frederick Gee
Ba & Dailey Jr
E. T. Whitmore
Rece
Blue Ridge Cementery
Tearmont
K. E
Local Resident Improves at Home. Trooper Efford Admitted
Mrs. Charles McCurdy of 116 Fast Third Street is slowly improving after illness. State Police Trooper Robert C. Efford was admitted to St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore for surgery and expects to be off duty about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCurdy
Fast Third Street
Robert C. Efford
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Injured Actress To Be Flown To Hellywood
Durango Mexico AP reported an injured actress will be flown to Hollywood for treatment after severe back injuries from a horse accident last week. Doctors and her husband say she cannot rest sleep or eat and her condition remains serious.
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Hellywood
Durango
Mexico
Roadside Control Faces Maryland Legislature Again
ANNAPOLIS AP The roadside control debate returns to Maryland’s Legislature as a bill would extend the existing billboard ban from 600 to 660 feet from expressways. The move could reopen years of controversy, with the Maryland Outdoor Advertising Assn. seeking permission to place signs off interstates in incorporated cities to align with federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
R. Robert Linowes
Montgomery County
Maryland Outdoor Advertising Assn
Linowes
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Lala B. Brewer
Laks B. Brewer
Taneyions
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Mies Brewer
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Frederik, Cousty
Taney
C. O. Fuss and Lee
Stanley B. Jexmings
Lutherga Church
E. Koonts Helwig
Creagerstown
M. L. Creager and Son
Mattie C. Wiles
Philips
Andrew McGrew
Woodington Road
Rededien Ee
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Hagerstown
Charlies F. Goodell
Ravenswood
W. Va
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Mary (Kenney) Conner
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mark E. Reed
Robert T
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Suter-Router
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Rest Haven Cemetery
Agnes Jahn
Gadie Harper Kinga
Sos
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H. W. Kings
Netley
Charles M. Kinna
Vancouver
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