Scientist Talks On By-Products Of Research At Camp Detrick
Dr LeRoy D Fothergill spoke at the Frederick Rotary about by products of Camp Detrick research. He cited advances in anthrax and foot and mouth disease vaccines, water and air diagnostics, weed killers, and ethylene oxide sterilization, highlighting safety gains and training opportunities for young scientists.
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Camp Detrick
LeRoy D Fothergill
Chemical Corps
Department of Defense
Frederick
Fothergill
Orient
Africa
Philippines
China
MRA
Far East
Detrick
England
Dr. Fothergill
Department of Agriculture
Plum Island
Chemical. Corps
United States
Canada
Mexico
Frederick Club endorses $175,000 Armory plan
The Frederick Rotary Club endorsed Army plans for a new reserve armory here at a meeting led by President Paul W. McAuliffe. Philip Wertheimer asked for support, and the board's recommendation was to back the project. Guests included Capt. Joseph Schuimmer Col Cecil D. Miller and Dr John Schwab.
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Fothergill
Nevada
Harvard Medical School
Department of Epidemiology
Naval Medical School
Bethesda
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Fother
Detrick
Biological Laboratories
Charles S V. Sanner
Armory
Philip Wertheimer
Army
Paul W. McAuliffe
Joseph Schuimmer
Cecil D. Miller
John Schwab
Heleniate
Reid Sill
Dooplerstown
Robert Rider
Hagerstown
Key Works Two Cars As Police Solve Theft Case
In Pikesville Maryland police closed a theft case after identifying two green sedans as the same make. Charles Gil He parked one behind a supermarket. Patrick Sullivan parked a similar car by error and later swapped back. An ignition test confirmed the mix up.
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Gil
Manares
Patrick H. Sullivan
Gill
Sullivan
Apolice
One-Armed Polish Immigrant Becomes Busy Painter
Fran John C Suta Iycki of Orlando, 67, a one-armed Polish noble descendant, has worked as a paper hanger and painter since 1905. He advertised in New York to find work, then secured a remodeling contract and proved capable. At 87, he refuses Social Security, saying he will only quit when utterly unable to work.
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Orlando
John C Suta- Iycki
Hanier
United States
New York
Vic
Qecret Saryal
White House Proposal Is Adopted by Senate Vote
Washington February 17 The Senate adopted an amendment to Bricker’s treaty proposal. The measure passed 44 to 43 along party lines, shifting to allow court review of treaties signed since the Constitution’s adoption and future treaties. Senate GOP leader Knowland said the “perfecting” change satisfied the White House. Bricker supported the change though Eisenhower criticized his plan as potentially upsetting the balance of power. The action replaces the most contentious Bricker clause with wording permitting judicial review of treaties.
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Bricker
White House
GOP
Sen Bricker
Ohio
Sen
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
A. Bricker
Atomic cannon tests under arctic conditions at Fort Churchill
United States atomic cannon tests are being conducted at Fort Churchill Canada under arctic conditions. The tests do not use atomic warheads, but the presence of an atom cannon became known after a leak by military attaches and advisers. New executive moves see Thomas J Deegan resigning from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to become vice president and director of Alleghany Corp, chaired by Robert R Young.
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Chesapeake & Oho Railway Co
Charman Rebert R. Young
Sice
Alleghans Corp
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