Conquest of Cancer Silence Advances Seen
Dr. Cornelius P. Rhodes of the Sinan Uptiarad Cancer Institute of New York says cancer control appears near. Advances in xrays, viruses, and transplant research, plus a hoped for easy detection test, point to a methodical attack within a decade. Only 25 percent of cancers are treatable by surgery or irradiation, but a non harming medicine is hoped to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius P. Rhodes
Sinan Uptiarad Cancer Institute of
New York
Rhodes
First Maryland Senate Ballot Reported In 1904
Fifty years ago notes recount the Maryland Senate first ballot for U S senator to replace McCamas, with McComas leading the Senate vote and Reyner leading the House. The issue also mentions the Frederick Farmers Institute session and a Leap Year fair planned by Miss Ruteme’s class. A separate item reports Miss Malissa Meredith of Kemptown burned by boiling water after a fall in Hagerstown stalls.
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Uxjudge
John A. Lynchius
United States
Maryland
Lews E. McCamas
General Assembly
McComas
Senate
Isidor Reyner
House
Farmers Institute For
Frederick
Ruteme
Malissa Meredith
Kemptown
Hagerstown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News dated January nineteen nineteen thirty one recounts Civil Works Administration payroll affects in Marion county with about six hundred workers, death of local musician directed Walkersville band, Routzann injured riding a horse near Burkittsville, and five Frederick County directors elected to the Marland-VirginiaMilk Producers Association board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Washington
Marion G Warner
Walkersville
Createrstown
Wille
Burknttguile
Clark
Routzann
Frederick County
Marland-Virsima Milk Producers Association
Albert N. McCardell
Homer Remsberg
Eric C Biser
Alvie
M. Etzler
Wiliam J. Wiliam
Local Hairdressers Association Elects Frederick President
Owen Ecker was elected president of the Frederick Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association at the annual meeting held last Monday night at the Southern Restaurant. Succeeding Ann Jannes, officers elected included Mar darel Strawsburger as vice president and Miss Times as corresponding secretary. Thomas Kituakou became treasurer. The state association officers included Ainahow as vice president and Inez McCogh re elected president of the state group. Deeds filed record two county property sales worth about 6500 and 7000 dollars. Howard Vo Tull sold property at East Main street in Emmitsburg, and Simon L Smith sold property in Creagerstown district to Lane Skinner and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Ecker
The
Frederick Tall Dressers and Cosmetologists Association
Southern Restaurant
Howard Vo Tull
Warren Dervicks
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Simon L Smith
Lane Skinner Sn
Creagerstown
Margaret Bowers
Audrey Mercer
Mildred Everharl
Airs
Elizabeth Shipiery
Bessie
Poole
Bowers
Annie Atkinson
Shipley
Washington , Street
Bmolue Biramerman
Mattie Harris
Fannie King
Pythian Sisters
Hung
Jefferson Street
Marygaret Bowers
Maryland
Carne James
Hallie Poole
Ferne Etzler
Susie Ramsburg
Florida
Rhode Island Senator Green Still Plays Singles at 56
HAL BOYLE profiles Senator Green of Rhode Island, the oldest US lawmaker, a New Deal Democrat and bachelor who hikes a busy schedule between tennis, swimming, travel, and collecting Chinese paintings and Rhode Island history. He walks to his office, dines solo, and keeps a sharp committee focus while touting liberal values. He recalls meeting Hayes and jokes about his bachelor image and personal life.
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Green
Senate
Congress
Sen
Lyndon, Johnson
Texas
Tle
Sen. Green
Rhodesland
Jordan
Rutherford B . Hayes
Hayes
Len Green
Brown University
Sill
Sith
GM Announces Billion Dollar Expansion Program
General Motors unveiled a billion dollar expansion plan aimed at increasing capacity for its automotive divisions. Harlow Curtice, GM president, told 500 attendees the funds would largely be spent this year with the rest by fall 1955, citing high consumer spending, steady employment, and strong sales momentum as drivers. He projected 1954 production around seven million cars and trucks worldwide, and noted a 1953 output near seven million in the domestic and export mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Harlow Ho Curtice
Gmoo
Useget Gt
Curuce
Pade TV
Canada
Livonia
Mich
Eaa
Curtice
GMP
Two More In Morals Cases Are Sentenced
Baltimore youths face new sentences in morals cases as two defendants William Krug and Charles Cowper receive at least 60 days on 18 month terms with probation for remaining time. Eleven of twelve defendants found guilty. Franklin D Alesandro acquitted. last four youths under 16 declared delinquent. indictments include perversion and statutory rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tudge W Conwell Smith
William Krug
Charles Cowper
Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Young D’alesandro
Roosevelt At Odds In California Separation Suit
James Roosevelt, 46, and his former wife Romelle Schneider Roosevelt, 38, are separated after five months apart and he seeks a separate maintenance decree. Married in Beverly Hills in 1941, they met in 1938 in Rochester while she cared for him during an abdominal operation. They have three children. G O P Board To Meet The Federation of Republican Women of Maryland will hold a noon meeting January 29 at Hurzler Brothers private dining room in Baltimore with plans for the year to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Santa Monica
Calif
James Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
Rochester
Minn
G.O.P
Cirectors
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Emmett R. Bowlus
Hurzier Brothers
Baltimore
Luuncheon
Federation
Lufburrow Warns Against Quick Tempered Talk
A reader letter from N A Lufburrow criticizes fast talking and loud disputing. The writer urges restraint and thoughtful discussion instead of immediate, heated responses. The piece reflects concern about noisy, ongoing debates and calls for calmer dialogue.
President Has Right To Order Armed Forces Into Action
David Lawrence argues the President may order military action without prior congressional approval in certain cases. He cites Pearl Harbor 1941, World War II, and Korea, noting Congress ratification was sought after initial moves. The piece discusses constitutional power, UN Security Council actions, and cautions Truman and Eisenhower on seeking timely congressional ratification. It highlights treaty roles and the need for executive action balanced by congressional consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Dulles
United States
Congress
Counirion Sais
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Wilson
Naval Ministry
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Truman
Korea
Security Council
United Nations
Foren
Pacific
Republic of Korea
Aasurasha
New Zealand
Philippines
China
Great Britain
Red China
Wong Kon
Senate
Eisenhower
Charges Big Tax Evasion Trial Opens in Cleveland
The government charges Akron industrialist Poncet Davis and Robbins Tire and Rubber Co hid sales to six large customers and diverted receipts, avoiding income tax from 1945 to 1948. Alleged sums include 251,917 to Bently Operating Co and 281,186 to Savenick’s of Los Angeles. Maximum penalty 20 years. Also notes a Pythian Sisters officers meeting and a tax lien notice against Cavell’s Trading Center for 265.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Poncet Davis
Akron
Alabama
U.S
Frank E. Steel
Davis
Robbins Tire ‘and Rubber Co
Bently Operating Co
Oklahoma City
Birmington Ordnance District
U. S . Army
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Cumberland, Md
Savenick's
Los Angeles
Westminister Tire Corp
New York
Wilbank Tire and Recap Co
Birmingham
Lves
CAA to decide Godfrey buzzing inquiry at New Jersey tower
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will soon announce its decision on charges that television star Arthur Godfrey intentionally buzzed the Teterboro airport control tower in New Jersey. Godfrey met with the CAA yesterday and disputed the incident, attributing the plane deviation to a strong cross wind. A second item notes Leon J. Skinner of Brunswick filed a bankruptcy petition in Baltimore US District Court with assets of 2949 and liabilities of 6670.15, adjudged bankrupt and referred to a Baltimore referee.
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TOG
New York
Citl Aeronautics Administration
Arthur Godfrey
Teterboro, N. J
Godfrey
CAA
Leon J. Skinner
East Potomac Istreet
Brunswick
United States District Court
Baltimore
Skinner
J. Martin McDonough
Officers Installed By Joh's Daughters Observes Bethel Queen
Bethel No. 28 Job's Daughters installed Ann Daugherty as Honored Queen in the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School room amid Look of Gold rites. Ceremony featured Bediel officers, guardians, and a gift to Bethel from Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Refreshments followed. prior December 30 ceremony granted honorary memberships to six members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel An
John Napehters
Evangelical United Brethren
Anni Daushery
Edward Jo Dausherty
Motter Avenue
Edward Daugherty
Bethel
Dorothy Lesealleer
Austin Renn
Seneiitte Ge Nudice Tee
Jaren Liefs
Coutoal Shiss
Betty Lou Gaver
Dais
Hy Dinate Bellae
Girtiune Leuler
Bethel No
Marshall
Barbara Schwartz
Margaret Crowther
Constance Wolfe
Janet Felton
Patricia Schmidt
Grace Butcher
Sara Ann Wachter
Dorothy Ramsburg
Jo Ann Derr
Carol Krantz
Susan Keefer
Patricia Hahn
Jeanette Rudy
Carol Dorsey
Alicia Roberts
Maier Welmssman
Mary Ann Horse
Gerry May
Deanna Harmon
Sandra Steele
Mildred Zimmerman
Doris Warrenfeltz
Bettie Warrenfeltz
Carol Sanders
Janice Waltz
Jo Ann Schroeder
Roxie String
Doris Baumgardner
Meyer
Michael Moberly
Messenger
Patsy Crutchles
Joan Summers
Sth
Janet Foland
Judy Ports
Connie Myers
Patmia Butcher
Patricia Lescalleet
Stalling Marshall
Ann Daugherty
Dorothy Handley
Carel Kettells
Diane Shafer
Diane Kettells
Mary Dubel
Guardian
Dorothy Lescalleet
Assoc
Masons
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Eastern Star
DeMolay
Melvin Lescafleet
Frederick Forest No. 132
Tall
Cedars of
Lebanon
Betty Lou
Dorothea Carbaugh
Mr. Hager
Bethel No. 1
Gertrude Hermiller
Allen Nicodemus
Philanthropic Lodge
Rotary guest speaks at Zonta dinner travel notes
Charles S. V. Sanner, Zonta program chairman, told of his and Mrs Sanner’s transatlantic trip to Europe for the Rotary International convention in France. They visited London before Paris, sharing hospitality and a coronation preview, then returned to the United States in seventeen hours via Dutch Airlines. Dr Noel H. Grass is slated as next week’s guest speaker at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. V. Sanner
Rotary Club
Zonta Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
Sanner
New York
Cunard
Europe
Rotary International
France
Lanners
London
Elizabeth II
Paris
Convention City
Lanner
States
Catherine Johnson
Bessie Stauffer
Rhoda Forte
Noel H. Grass
Key
Motorist Fined 175 After West Patrick Street Incident
A Baltimore motorist was found guilty of drunken and reckless driving in a Peoples Court. Bennie Githerman received a 140 dollar fine for drunken driving and 23 dollars for reckless driving after being found slumped in his car on West Patrick street. Witness Officer Sam Tregoning testified the vehicle struck a curb while the driver was unconscious. Defense cited a Silver Star for Normandy duty and medical issues including stomach surgery and nerve pills. State's Attorney Charles A. Price led the prosecution.
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Baltimore
Tis
West Patrick Street
Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Consideraton
Bennie Githerman
Samuel Barrick
Normandy
Githerman
Sam Tregoning
Tregoning
Leslie Fox
Willard Koogle
Charles A. Price
Meo and Wes Burke 25th Wedding Anniversary
Meo and Wes Burke celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at the Community Hall in Kemptown on December 27. A luncheon served at 1:30 p.m. honored relatives and friends. Charles Riggs offered prayer before the meal. Tables were decorated with poinsettias holly and candles. A 3 tier cake stood beneath a silver bell. After social hour guests departed and the couple received many useful prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Wes What Burke
Kemptown
Charles Riggs
Burke
Hollywood Welcome for Terry Moore and Zanuck Night
Terry Moore was honored in a Hollywood party staged by Ciro’s nightclub owner Herman Hover for an Oriental themed event tied to her Korea publicity tour. Darryl F. Zanuck of 20th Century Fox stole the show by stripping to the waist and performing a trapeze act that drew applause from about 400 guests. Moore then sang and kissed Zanuck before he performed another chin-up on the trapeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Terry Moore
Korea
Ciro
Cafe Society
Miss Moore
Suan Zanuck
Ciros
Herman Hover
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Mr Zanuck
Mary Ellen Filler Weds Herman Eyler at Woodsboro Lutheran
Mary Ellen Filler daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Filler Walkersville became the bride of Herman W Eyler son of Mr and Mrs Herman M Eyler Snion Bridge. The double ring ceremony was held in the Lutheran church Woodsboro at eight p m on January 16. The couple will reside in Westminster after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Filler
William H. Filler
Walkersville
Herman W. Eyler
Herman M. Eyler
Snion Bridge
Woodsboro
Raymond C. Myers
Patty Filler
John E Eyler
Westminster
Walkersville High School
Frederick High School
U .S. Army
Germany
Carroll Petroleum Corp
Hersh Avenue
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Baltimore Zone
the News
Local
N. A. Lufburrow
David Lawrence
Clieuit Court
L. A Chamberlin
Albert E Cavell
Cavell’s_ Trading Center
North Market
Frank Keefer
Charles McC. Mathias
Children's Aid Society
E. Mason Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Joh
Rea Serica
Lewistown
W.S.C
Alton Powell
Jewell Beeson
B. F. Hartley
Hartley
Beeson
Southeast Asia
Christian Church
Burma
Malaya
Albert Powell
Earl
Agnald
Qeaster
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
India
Nicholas Yinger
Wallace Grimes
Glenn E. Bieht
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