07 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1955
Page
1
New York message outlines heart attack care and recovery. It explains bed rest, gentle movement, oxygen therapy, and drugs like heparin and dicumarol to prevent clots. Emphasizes rest balanced with activity and emotional calm, plus future unknowns about long term anticoagulation.
Frederick Exchange Club heard Francis Romero, South American Representative of Black and Decker, discuss Latin America social and economic problems. He cited Latin American coffee imports of about two billion dollars annually and projected population growth possibly matching the United States in a decade. Romero noted low per capita income but potential living standard gains with growing economies and slide images of Latin nations. Claude V. Smith thanked the speaker.
In Laurel fans praised the concert TV airing of Tosca starring Marian Price, hailed as a landmark performance by critics nationwide. NBC officials stressed her selection was based on merit, not race. Price, a former Broadway and European stage artist, has appeared with major orchestras and is married to William Warfield.
TV and radio writer Wayne Oliver notes Leontyne Price, historic first Black lead in Tosca on NBC, has an upcoming concert date March 11 in Laurel Mississippi with the Junior Chamber of Commerce hosting her.
Lufburrow urges safety in daily life to prevent accidents and promote happiness. At the Home for the Aged annual meeting, officers elected: President Mrs Robert E Delaplaine, first VP Edgar H McBride, second VP Mrs Holmes D Baker, treasurer Mrs Kent C Nicodemus, recording secretary Miss Mary Grace Helfenstein, corresponding secretary Mrs Tyson Lee, matron Mrs Maude Kefauver. Ayrshires top producers: Howard Clark's Edgewood Farms Ayrshire herd at Glenelg.
Kansas City mail order offer from Old American Ins. Co. invites ages 60 to 80 to apply for extra $1,000 life coverage for final expenses and emergencies. No obligation and no calls. request free information by mailing a postcard or letter to 3 W. 9th Dept. L219B Kansas City Mo.
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