New drugs transform Maryland mental illness treatment
Annapolis February 10. Dr. Chitos T Perkins head of Maryland mental hygiene told the Senate Finance Committee that chlorpromazine and reserpine have accelerated progress beyond prior efforts, reducing back wards and transforming patient care. He urged continued funding for psychotherapy and anti patient clinics, noting costs may fall long term through higher discharge rates and community use of the drugs.
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Accident on U S 60 injures motorists and damages vehicles
John Simon Knill of 234 East Second Street Frederick swiped Flair's machine as he turned south. Flair's car hit Robertson's sedan, causing damage ranging from 350 to 408 for the Flair vehicle and 408 to Robertson's. Flair was charged with reckless driving and set for a hearing February 7. Earlier, a light pickup pulling a house trailer on U S 60 two and a half miles west of Frederick overturned after the driver Donald F Miner 22 of Waynesboro Pa lost control. he and his wife were not injured.
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Waynesboro
Miner
Crime Prevention Week Observed in Frederick City
Vern Forney of the Exchange Club announces a general chairman and committees to run the ninth Crime Prevention Week observance February 12-12 in Frederick. Robert Schutz leads the effort urging citizens to support this year’s campaign to combat soaring crime with the slogan Alert the people to the danger.
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Frederick
Robert Schutz
FBI
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Schutz
Schulte
America
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William J. Thomas
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Charles Strosnider
Howard Ambrose
Clarence Fogle
Public Forum
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Mysterious killing of Cub Scout starts probe
Wheeling West Virginia scene of a grim Cub Scout death as 9 year old David Powell, stepson of Otto Diesk, is found slain on Wheeling Island. Coroner says fractured skull caused death. initial examination reports knife marks but not fatal. An open pearl handled knife found. police question an 18 year old after-release suspect with prior record.
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Wheeling Island
John Dugan
David
Otto Diesk
William Finnegan
Bos
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Three Autos Damaged In Accident On Friday
Three automobiles were damaged Friday afternoon in a collision on US 340 on the outskirts of Frederick, causing damage estimated at 1008 dollars. State Trooper J. E. Cartee said Henry Flair, Mt Airy, traveling north on US 346, failed to negotiate a curve and side.
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Russia Warns Britain Of Bomb Retaliation
London report cites Soviet air marshal warning that an atomic blow on Russia would invite retaliation. Air Marshal Saripke criticizes Sir Jean Stesser for an “atomic hysteria” talk and asserts Soviet leaders have never threatened the West.
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Britain
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Saripke
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Stesser
Dussfeldorf
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Communist Civilians Endanger Berlin Peace
The Western Allies urged the Soviet Union to curb armed Communist civilian groups in East Berlin. They cited provocative displays and a Jan. 15 march by thousands armed with machine pistols and weapons, warning that ongoing paramilitary activity could heighten Berlin area tensions and threaten peace.
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Conference on Closing and Relocating West Seventh Street
U S Attorney George Cochran Deab said he expects to confer with former Judge Joseph Sherbow and AAG Joseph D Buscher next Tuesday regarding an agreement on closing and relocating West Seventh Street Freder ick City and County would fund about 81 000 plus SRC contribution in a federal dispute over 208 480 damages awarded 115 465 by a jury for the pike relocation Met Museum plans to sell many paintings and other works at public sale to acquire finer or better objects of similar type New York Feb 10
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Joseph Sherbow
Joseph D. Buscher
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Rosemont
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Does God Play Favorites In Prayer According To William Gilroy
In a reflective essay William E. Gilroy asks if God favors some prayers over others, sharing a wartime tale of a pilot spared and a dentist who served under peril. He argues prayer is a relationship revealing God's will to those who earnestly seek it, not mere persuasion.
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Canada
Flowor Combat
Army Dental Service
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Local Notables Share Family News From Frederick Area
Transferred patient Mrs Richard Rei ck moves to son Car mel Kelly’s home on Tuesday. Mr Clarence-Lante removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to his home. John Weigle of Weigle and Testerman treated at Warnerboro Hospital and now home. Mrs Charles Clarke Si returns home after operation at Stone Hospital. Thoamlas Phage merchant returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Herbert Dahlquist of Anoka Minn welcome a son Calvin Douglas born January 31. Mrs Dahlquist is daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin S Lobr. Mr and Mrs Glenn Gibbs Jr of Kensington welcome daughter Margaret Mary born February 2 at George Washington Hospital. Mrs Gibbs is daughter of Mr and Mrs JE Prendergast of Graceham. Mr and Mrs Robert P Schildt move into new home on Greenhouse Lane. Mr and Mrs James Black and family to move to the Arnold for new loan maturity date.
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Warnerboro Pa
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Anoka Minn
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Kensington
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Tani to Be Japan's Ambassador to the United States
Tokyo reports former diplomat Masayuki Tani will leave for Washington as postwar ambassador. He recalls good contacts with American soldiers, hopes to foster ties with the younger generation, and notes Japan must align with the Western world in the cold war. His arrest after the war did not lead to a conviction.
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May Home Store Corn And Wheat Under Loan
The Agriculture Department extended price support loans for 195 crop corn and wheat, allowing farmers to keep grain on their farms for another year. Title remains with farmers to avoid immediate liquidation. government storage space is crowded. A storage fee will be announced later for grain kept on farms, but not if redeemed.
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Westinghouse Strike Ends as Mediation Withdrawn
Federal mediators concede no progress after four months of talks on the Westinghouse strike. The IAM and United Electrical Workers accuse management of stalling while workers at 30 plants walk out and wage demands and time study issues remain unresolved. Renegotiation plans and a 60 day target for new offers were outlined before further mediation could occur.
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