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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1951
Page
4
Baltimore January 30 A Maryland Tuberculosis Association bulletin urges prompt medical care for measles noting its potential for serious complications, especially in children under two. It explains transmission by droplets, Koplik spots, and the role of globulin serum in reducing grave outcomes.
Meeting in a brief session Monday night the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County approved four candidates for the minority member position on the Board of Election Supervisors. The nominees are Delbert S. Null Route Two, Dock Heights, Charles G. Geisbert Frederick Route Two, Grover C Stewart Brunswick, and Lumen F Norris Emmitsburg.
Dr Truxal and Mrs Truxal host a breakfast in bed auction at Hood College raising 689 dollars for the World Student Service Fund. Nine Hood sophomores bid for breakfast with a menu of chef attire and campus papers noting the high bid. Nine girls toured four and five person breakfast sets, aiding impoverished students and universities abroad. The event also lists several bidder names and addresses. The drive totals 1574 dollars with 525 from the auction.
Washington report notes the House Appropriations Committee rejected the single package budget plan. The vote returned funding to separate bills and stripped the chair of total subcommittee control. Cannon accused leaders of collusion with Republicans to defeat the plan.
Capital Times telegraph editor Herbert Jacobs supplies reader questions with a column on starting cars in cold weather. A recent feature promised “ten Ways to start your car” and concluded there is no excuse for failure when the Jacobs method is followed, as the system is said to be foolproof in cold weather. Jacobs was late to work in subzero conditions. Scientists note melting and solidification points of metal differ, though commonly believed identical.
The article discusses draft classifications and Navy active duty rules for those who enlisted or were offered active duty before Sept 1. It notes changes in enlisted reservist quotas for April and May, with higher rates added, and mentions a student postponement policy for those pursuing full-time college study. It advises readers to check with their naval district commander and to expect the Selective Service questionnaire to update status and potential deferment requests.
A jumble of reader letters from across the United States discuss National service policy. Florida readers query cheaper loan rates tied to existing contracts while Kentucky prisoners seek release notes. The mix mentions court decisions on drafts, constitutionally bound contracts, and a policy stance that refuses reconsideration of service rules.
The Monday 239 uses radar to guard rarer birds. A revolving radar beany alerts guards if anyone approaches enclosures beyond the usual visitor limit.
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