Big Four Berlin talks face location clash
Allied officials voice confidence the Big Four foreign ministers meeting will open January 25 despite a Russia stance on location. Western diplomats push for Berlin as the site. Moscow and East Berlin proposals spark debate on alternate venues and voting parity among the allies.
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Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Bonn
East Berlin
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Allied Control Authority
U. S
Ear damage reduced by combining TB drugs in California study
In San Francisco on January 14, four California researchers report that co administering streptomycin and dihydstreptomycin to TB patients greatly lowers inner ear damage. Of 42 patients treated four months or more, only one slight ear issue occurred, versus higher dizziness and hearing loss when the drugs were given separately. Researchers include Walter E Heck and H Crowin Hinshaw of Stanford and Harald L Graves Mildred E Thoren of Weimar Joint Sanitarium.
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San Francisco
California
Walter E Heck
H. Crowin Hinshaw
Stanford University Medical School
Harald L. Graves
Mildred E. Thoren
Weimar
Calif
Stanford Medical Bulletin
Hunter nominated for regional P T A vice presidency
Joseph A Tune president of the Alar3land Congress of Parents and Teachers was nominated by the national nominating committee to represent Region Two at the National Congress convention in Atlantic City around May 24 26 The region includes Maryland the District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania
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Hunter
Baltimore
Joseph A Tune
Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National
Chicago
National Congress
Atlantic City
Marland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Four Homicide Cases to Be Considered at February Grand Jury
Four Frederick County homicide cases are set for presentation before the February term of the grand jury. Sterling Rice, a Black man from New Market, is in protective custody at Perry Point while awaiting jaw and chin surgery after an alleged death by suicide attempt following a fatal shooting on Fingerboard road. Thelma Herbert, also Black, was released on $5,000 bond on a manslaughter charge for stabbing her brother at a West Patrick street home in a dispute. Cleveland Grove, of West All Saints street, is out on $5,000 bond after a murder charge was reduced to second-degree in the death of Thomas Teague, a Black transient. Henry Sexton, from near Dickerson, remains jailed with an unappealed murder charge after a Virginia arrest tied to the Buckeystown garage killing of Barrington Herbert.
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Charles A. Price
Frederick Cauntrans
Sterling Rice
New Market
Government Hospital
Perry Point
Petry Point
Rice
Price
Thelma
Herbert
Frederick
Step
West Patrick Street
Cleveland T. Grove
West All Saints Street
Thomas Teague
Henry G. Sexton
Dickerson
Virginia
Barrington L. Herbert
Buckeystown
Analytical Lab On Wheels Demonstrated At Camp Detrick
An eight ton self contained Fisher Mobilab on wheels was shown to Army personnel at Camp Detrick. The mobile lab carries 18000 dollars worth of apparatus and can handle routine analytical work in the field with built in water gas and electrical systems. It is designed for all weather use and adaptable to many technical fields including stream pollution water supply milk inspection and petroleum and natural gas work. The Army will study its use for disaster area service and Frederick will host the first tour stop before the Mobilab reaches the southern industry.
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Camp Detrick
Fisher Mobilab
Qa.m
Fisher Scientific Company
Frederick
South
Whitmore Speaks on Modern Funeral Service At Civitan
Elwood T. Whitmore described today’s funeral service as a modern profession, noting its place among business and professional ranks. The Civitan Club dinner at Francis Sentt Key Totel featured president Elmer W. Singer leading the meeting with 87 percent attendance amid a snow storm. guest Richard Curtis attended, and Rov Strine won a $4 attendance prize.
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Civitan Club
Elwood T. Whitmore
Francis Sentt Key Totel
Elmer W. Singer
Richard Curtis
Whitenore
Rov Strine
Countywide effort to curb home accident deaths
Frederick county joins statewide Home Accident Prevention Campaign led by the State Health Department. A county study will interview families after accidents to identify causes and design an educational program to reduce home fatalities, focusing on preventable injuries and nonfatal incidents.
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Frederick County
State Health Department
Forbes
Burgess
Par- Vorartanty WA
Nate Balerey
Ate
Ine Heallth Department
Department of Motor Vehicles and Industrial Accident Commission
County Health Department
Acci
Home Accident Prevention Unit
State Department of Health
J Charles Judge
Burgess Sand
W. O. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Michigan
Maryland State Board of Health
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Maryland
One Driver Acquitted And One Is Convicted
Two motor vehicle cases heard by Magistrate H Heese Shoemaker Jr. yielded one acquittal and one conviction. Austin Keyser of 248 East Third Street was cleared of reckless driving after testifying his car skid on Route 40 east of Frederick. Nathaniel Govan of near Washington was fined 10 dollars and costs for improper parking on Route 40 near the Williamsville intersection after his car, blown tire, blocked a lane and was struck. George P. George of Hagerstown reported both lanes blocked. Govan said he was off the highway repairing a tire. In the other case, Keyser admitted skidding on a rough spot on the road after Route 40 accident. Sgt. Charles D. Mades filed the charge.
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Peoples Court
H. Heese Shoemaker, Jr
Austin Lewis Keyser
East Third Street
Route 40
Frederick
Nathaniel Govan
Washington
Rowe 40
Liamsville
Carlton Lewis
Govan
George P. George
Hagerstown
George
Keyser
Charles D. Mades
Inter Dorm Playday At Hood College Saturday
Inter-dorm playday at Hood College features round robin swimming and basketball between Meyran Coblentz and Shriner Halls with dorm teams joined by smaller houses. Novelty swimming events judged by spectator turnout. hooky prize to losing dorm. Event chaired by Virginia Parker with officials Nancy Davis Allison Osborne and Muriel Chait.
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Hood College
Gambrill Gymnasium
The
Athletic Association
Meyran
Coblentz
Shriner Halls
Virginia Parker
Bath
Nancy Davis
Binghamton
N. Y
Allison Osborne
Chardon
Ohio
Muriel Chait
Great Neck
N. C
CIO To Appeal Ruling Denying Jobless Pay
HAGERSTOWN Jan 14 The CIO Textile Workers Union said it will appeal a ruling denying unemployment benefits to strikers at the Federal Sak Mill Williamsport. About 100 workers claim idleness is not due to strike action while mill owner David Goetz announced a closure last month. 400 workers affected as some filed claims after the mill closed. The local office ruled out the claims yesterday and the strike began December 28 over a Christmas bonus and union recognition.
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Hagerstown
CIO Textule Workers Union
Department of Employment Security
Sak
Pat Ellington
David Goetz
Air Force Aids Avalanche Victims Across Nations
VIENNA Jan 14 US and Swiss air forces joined American and French troops in rescuing and aiding avalanche survivors in Austria. Mortality rose to 113 from the disaster with 145 dead across Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland. In one area 115 American soldiers cleared snow to reach homes with children known to be inside. A separate report details LeRoy Cecil of Point of Rocks hurt when a fall struck his head while feeding livestock at the Hipkins farm. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and listed in good condition.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S S
Wds
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Trento
Swiss Red Cross
West Germany
U. S. Army
Rufus B. Hipkins
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Cecil
Hipkins
Fallling
Cecil
Hyattstown Fire Department
Army urged to overhaul supply and training systems
A four member business executive and one general advisory committee urged a thorough overhaul of the Army's supply and training systems to meet cold war hazards or a possible new world conflict. The group urged creation of a continental army command and a supply command, and recommended strengthening the Army secretary's office to preserve autonomy from the Defense Department.
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Washington
Hiroshima
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Secretary of Defense
Mharlay Pbowwitson
Eissenhower
Navy
Air Force
Continental Army
Army Secretary
Eforts
Truck Weighing Station Is Built
The Maryland State Roads Commission will open a near automatic truck weighing station on US 40 near the Susquehanna River Bridge Havre de Grace next Tuesday Governor McKeldin plans to attend to weigh the first truck The northeast corner site is the second of five planned stations with electric scales printing a record of each truck weight to check axle load compliance
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Susquehanna River Bridge
Havre de Grate
McKeldin
The
Roads Commission
U. S. Sul
Upper Alarhore
Queenstown
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Salisbury
Pine Orchard
Bditiere
Domestic Cigarette Consumption Falls For 1953
New York January 14 Domestic consumption of cigarettes declined two percent in 1953, the first drop in more than two decades, according to a Printers’ Ink estimate by tobacco industry consultant Harry M. Wootten. Total domestic use reached 386 billion cigarettes, down from a 394 billion peak in 1952, with Camel leading sales and other top brands including Luckies, Chesterfields, Pall Mall, and Philip Morris. Cloves were used as breath perfume in Chinese court circles as of 220 AD.
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New York
Harry M Wootten
Tobacco Industes Consultamt
R. J. Reynolds
Camels
American ‘Tobacco
Lucks Strikes
Leggett & Myers
American Tobacco
Pall Malls
Philp Moyris
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