The Fluorine Way Prompts Public Health Debate
The U S Public Health Service advocates a national program to fight disease and decay. It highlights a fluoridation treatment proven to reduce dental decay by up to 40 percent in children. Maryland taxpayers face about 356 per person costs as part of the federal budget debate. Philip Ross Smythe of San Francisco is jailed in Carroll County after drunken reckless driving and property damage incidents in Westminster Ridgeville pursuit.
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Frederick
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Audit Bureau of Circulations
U. S
Fure A7
Terest
Trig
Tone
U.S. Public Health Service
Maryland
President Truman
Expenditure Council
Marrlane
Philip Ross Smythe
San Francisco
Calif
Carroll County
Ridgeville
Smythe
Westminster
Iate
C. Hammersmith
Poplar Springs
Jury Drawn for February Circuit Court in Frederick District
Fifty years ago local items list the February Circuit Court jury for Frederick district with members including W. H. Wars Justus Miller Charles L. Cronise J. E. Reelkey C. P. Smith Lewis Roester John N. Clary RL Lewis W. C. Refauver The Buck Incham Industrial School near Buckerstown founded by Messrs Baker and Thomas with Rev A H Zimmerman superintendent The misread items note an electric car crossing West Street a hog named Six won by James Crum and an offenders meeting of the United Fire menis Mads
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Frederick
W. H. Wars
Justus Miller
Charles L. Cronise
J. E. Reelkey
C. P. Smith
Lewis Roester
John N. Clary
RL Lewis
W. C. Refauver
Buckingham
Buckerstown
Messrs. Baker and Thomas
Baltimore
A. H. Zimmerman
Charles
Anders
West Street
Targo
James Crum
United Fire Menis Mads
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Jan 11 1929
Twenty years ago the News notes a break in at the American Oil Company plant on Church Street Extended. Thieves moved a 500-pound safe from a farm near George Lease’s property, seizing 80 to 90 dollars. A heavy rainfall and warming temperatures are described.
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the News
Ofl
Church Street
George
Washington Daybook on Beauty Versus Brains in Marriage
Dorothy Dix answers a 27 year old man in Washington Daybook advising that both beauty and brains matter, noting a pretty face can attract a husband but brains sustain a marriage. A worried wife asks how to urge her ailing husband to see a doctor, and a reader questions whether to protect her child from an overjealous fiancé.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Edward H
Economic report signals shift in U S government policy aims
The piece traces the postwar shift toward economics in Congress and the Administration. It notes the President’s dual economic report, blending political view with nonpartisan analysis, and reviews implications for profits, equity capital, and investment amid debates on taxation and welfare spending.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Trassur
Econ Amd
CIO
West To Feel Price Drop Most
Maryland Farm Bureau and Agricultural Society hear that price declines will hit eastern farmers less than western growers due to closer markets and transport costs. Dr. Roger B. Corbett notes farm prices fall first and farthest, with dialogue tied to national farm bureau events in Des Moines and state club leadership elections in Maryland with Carl Fought named state president and Eleanor Shipley named secretary.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural Society
Roger B. Corbett
State Extension Service
Corbett
Kline
Des Moines
American Farm Bureau Federation
Dehend Bureau
Carl Fought
Elkton
Cornel
S Af Easton
Eleanor Galt Shipley
Westminster
State Soil Conservation Comsultes
Tmt
Matysation Co. Ee
Ministers TQ Confer on Iowa Seminar Details
Ministers Robert Seherman and Ernest Glaser joined a conference in Iowa to discuss planning and theological matters. The gathering included brief remarks and aims to coordinate future ministerial work in the region.
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Robert Sehurman
Ob Glaser
Weather outlook for Marsland Delaware extended forecast
The period starts with cloudy and moderately cold conditions then turns partly cloudy and cooler as temperatures rise. Rain is expected around Saturday with average temperatures about 2 degrees above normal and precipitation near one quarter inch across the area.
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Marsland
Delaware
Frederick Art Club Opens Year With Maryland Art Study
The Frederick Art Club held its first meeting of the year on January 6 to begin a study of Maryland art through May 1. Chair Mrs. Charles L. Mullen led the evening at 152 West Patrick Street with Mrs. Hammond Clary hosting. Mrs. Frederick Siffrin presented a paper on an introduction to Maryland art, tracing English and German influences on regional art traditions and craft.
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Frederick Art Club
Maryland
Charles L. Mullen
Hammond Clary
West
Patrick Street
Frederick Siffrin
Pennsylvania
Howard Green
Baltimore
Heppehehne
Sheraton
Chispendale
Roger Willard
Clary Hattie Willet
David D. Kelb
William T. Delapila
Stocks Fluctuate Mildly as Market Stagnates
In New York trading, stock quotes showed little movement with gains and losses nearly even. Activity slowed further with many major exchanges not yet opening by midday, while a decree granted Ineeda L Ferrell an absolute divorce from William Elwood Ferrell and the right to resume her maiden name Ineeda L Rippeon.
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New York
Equity Court Crantings
Ineeda L Ferrell
West Third
William Elwood Ferrell
Cleveland
Ineeda L. Rippeon
Jerome Oui
Tthe Piamua
Gned
The Nation Today Budget Wrangles Begin With Truman Budget
James Marlow surveys reaction to President Truman's budget as Congress prepares to review a massive fiscal year plan. Departments prepared figures for next year while the Budget Bureau trims excess, and press and radio outlets race to digest and explain the document once delivered to Congress.
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James Marlow
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Truman
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Budget Bureau
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News- Capitol
Gaithersburg Socials and Guests Aperture
Mrs. Byron Stevens of Baltimore hosted a dinner attended by Mrs G T Wells and Mrs The Via of Martinsville, Va. at her home in Gaithersburg. Margaret Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Cook of Quince Orchard, returned to Winthrop College classes in North Carolina on Tuesday. Nearby residents and scholars from Bolivia visited, with George W Logie noted among guests.
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Nency Macomber
Alse
Gus
George W
Logie
W. C. French
Ater
Miami
Margaret Cook
Jonathan Cook
Quince Orchard
Wincote College
North Carolina
Byron Stevens
Baltimore
G. T. Wells
Ihe
Martinsiville
John Snouffer
Fred Prienkert
Washington
W. N. Hurley
Wilmington
Del
C. al Hinsley
Harry Caufman
Mt. Jackson
Creston
Alice Williams
Rockville
Leslie Dow
Lexinva
Frank Marshall
Walter Higgins
Long Island
Baltimore Road
Edwin C. Fry
Arthur Mix
Mr Vernon
Roy W. Barber
I Gartner
Ernest
Eleanor Gartner
Maryland
Ruby Smith
Snow Hill
Vaan Knox, Jr
Baltimore We Haven
Samuel Gardner
North Arlington
N. J
Otis P. Flower
Phyllis Flower
Jackson Heights
Harold Mitchell
Laystonsville
Cora S. Howard
Adam Bennetham
Yardley, Pa
Mental Hospitals Poor, But Rank Well With Other States
Maryland's mental hospitals require improvements yet compare fairly with peers in staffing and per capita spending Governor Lane said, citing recently acquired data. He noted nationwide shortages of psychiatrists and nurses and overcrowding, and promised forthcoming legislative recommendations after budget timing.
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Mary-land
Lane
Or Mear
Marland
Harvey Via
Alexandria, Va
Maryland
Howard
Norton
Baltimore Sunpapers
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Henry L Davis
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Renn Motor Co
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Camer
Washington Daybook
Marty Vaughan
Tess Coffin Washington
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Harry Vaughan
Wall Street
Harry
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George Luckey
California
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