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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1949

Page

2

Dr Payne Awarded Golding Fellowship in New York

Jane Dr Mary Ann Payne of 525 Sixty-eighth Street, a research associate at New York Hospital in the Department of Medicine of Cornell University Medical College, receives the $5,000 Mai Arnold H Golding Fellowship for one year to study high blood pressure. The award, part of $33,500 in grants, is donated by Mr and Mrs Samuel Golding in memory of their son.

New York Jane Mary Ann Payne New York Hospital Cornell University Medical College Arnold H Golding New York Heart Assoc Payne Eph Cornell University Med Robert L Levy The Heart Association Paine Golding Samuel Golding Fifth Avenue

Senator Tydings warns Berlin sitaution may lead to armed conflict

Baltimore January 9 Senator Millard E. Tydings says the Berlin airlift is an expensive solution to supply the Communist blocked capital but withdrawal of American forces is impractical as it would alarm Western European powers. He favors the Marshall Plan as it uses less manpower and supports paying for the program with taxes while noting strong employment and high wages overall.

Baltimore Millard BE. Tydings Tydings Truman Congress

One Million Americans Disabled By Rheumatic Diseases

An estimate indicates about one million Americans are permanently disabled due to rheumatic diseases. The figure underscores the widespread impact of these conditions on daily life and the need for ongoing medical support.

Anniversaries and Birthdates From History Highlights

The page lists anniversaries and birthdates of notable figures such as Ethan Allan of Vermont born in Connecticut and died in 1789, Oakes Ames born in Eastern Massachusetts and a Union Pacific figure, and Louisa Lane Drew a London born actress. It notes Thomas Paine and major events like the founding of Standard Oil, the Harvey steel armor patent, and the Versailles Treaty’s impact. Additional births include Walter S. Gifford, Dumas Malone, Howard Chandler Christy, Ray Bolger, Robinson Jeffers, and Katherine Burr Blodgett.

Ethan Allan Vermont Green Mountain Boys Litchfield Conn Oakes Ames Mass Union Pacific R. A Easton Louisa Lane Drew Delphin London Theodore Lo Custer Aurora N. Y Jacob H Sehiff New York Eivic Germany Thomas Paine Philadelphia Standard Oil Company Incorporated Cleveland Joan D. Rockefeller Harvey Srixe Brooklyn Carnegie Institution Incorporated League of Nations United States U .S. Army of Occupation Rhine Congress Italy Cassino Tate General Motors Walter S. Gifford American Tel. & Tel Salem Dumas Malone Columbia University Coldwater Howard Chandler Christy Morgan Co Ohio Ray Bolger Boston Robinson Jeffers Carmel Catif Pittsburgh Katherine Burr Blodgett General Electric Schenectedy, N

Fake notes and misread clues hinge on wartime subsidies

Fragmented OCR hints at historical figures and dates with garbled biographical lines. It mentions Louis A Johnson born in Wert V and James G Blame of New York, plus a January Moscow report about ending wartime subsidies and a Pravda editorial labeling Truman’s economic message a smoke screen as arms spending rises.

Fleeting Glass Scheneced Louis A Johnson Wert Gimta Eax Reanekxe James G Blame New York Chien The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agences Moscow Boris Izakov Ian Pravada Truman Congress Tzakov

Senator Magnuson Denies Romance Claim

Senator Magnuson of Washington denies romance reports with actress Miss Milarde, calling them completely absurd and stating the marriage rumors are false. A reporter quotes Magnuson denying the claim and asserting no marriage occurred.

Warren Miss Milarde Magnuson D-Wash

Gift for Rupture Sufferers Promises Easy Support

An ad touts a discreet, strapless elastic belt that claims to hold rupture without visible hardware. It appeals to ruptured men and women with a 30 day trial and a $3.50 truss gift upon report, inviting requests from Kansas City Missouri address.

Kansas City

Baltimore Lawyer F J Carey Found Dead At Home

Francis J Carey a Maryland corporation and tax law expert is found dead from a heart condition at his Baltimore home. He long advised Potomac Edison and co authored a 1948 state government law book. Surviving relatives include two sons two sisters and four brothers. Final funeral arrangements pending.

Francis J. Carey Maryland Offie West Twenty-fifth Street Baltimore McKenny W. Egerton Carey Gilman Country School For Harvard College University of Maryland Law School Carey, Piper and Hall Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Tmmber New York Merchants Club Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Harvard, Club of Maryland Maryland Club Francis J. Carey, Jr University of Pennsylvania William Polk Carey Princeton University Mgrs. Carey Rosett New York Iity Abs Percy C. Madeira

Community Players Hold Tryouts for Arsenic and Old Lace

Community Players Inc will conduct two nights of tryouts at Winchester Hall auditorium Thursday and Friday at p.m for the current season production Arsenic and Old Lace. Casting seeks one male and three female roles. no director has been named yet.

Ers, Inc Winchester Hall Auditorium Amed

Fire at Gaithersburg destroys six room house

Firefighters from Gaithersburg extinguished a Sunday morning blaze in a two-story six room frame tenant on Douglas Diamond’s farm. Loss estimated at 250 dollars. A flareup from an ail heater caused the fire around 10 34 a m. Mrs William Mason, bedridden resident, was moved to a neighbor’s house before containment.

Gaithersburg Douglas Diamond Gaithersburg Fire Department Arail-Heater William Mason

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