Russians vs Americans in medicine debate and Mayo dies
In a panel on medical science the clergyman notes Russia and America differ in approach and output. Russians claim equal or greater progress but US measures show higher life expectancy and stronger medical ethics. Dr Nelson S Mayo, 91, former veterinary professor and Abbott Laboratories manager, died Saturday after serving at Connecticut Kansas and Virginia schools.
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Nelson S. Mayo
Chicago
Connecticut State College
Kansas State College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Abbott Laboratories
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A compilation from July 7 1508 notes the death of Mr Bernard Rosenour former head of B Rosenour and Sons in Baltimore aged 77 with ties to Frederick, a drowning of IRA W Patterson in the Potomac near Point of Rocks, and a monster parade and fireworks in the city. It also covers fireworks injuries to EDWARD THOMAS and Geneva Miller, remarks on bread and home baking in a Civnette Club meeting, and a long homily on liberty unity and God in the context of American history.
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the News
Bernard Rosenour
Ira W. Patterson
Congressional Library
Washington
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Arthur Shreeve
Loudoun County
Edward Thomas
John Thomas
West Patrick Street
Themne
Geneva Miller
J. Wm. Miller
West Seventh Street
Frank Tracey
Harry
Danner
Citizens National Bank
E. William Hail
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Valley Forge
America
Abraham Lincoln
Irvin Ramsburg
G. Leicester Thomas Jr
Mildred Eyler
Theodore Semler
Civitan Club
Husky Park
Robert Kline
iChaplain Mary Sullivan
Weddings Cutsail Brandenburg at Christ Reformed Church
A quiet wedding was held at Christ Reformed Church Middletown on June 26 for Connie M Brandenburg and Lawrence S Cutsail Jr both of near Frederick. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev George M Nhaesellet. The bride wore a blue street length dress with pink carnations in a corsage, maid of honor was Betty Brandenburg in yellow with yellow carnations. George E Cutsail best man, reception at Mary Street Middletown. A bridal shower hosted by Betty Brandenburg featured green and yellow decor and many gifts for the bride.
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Cutsail—Brandenburg
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Felock
Connie M. Brandenburg
Emory Brandenburg
Soun
Lawrence S. Cutsail Jr
Lawrence Catsail
Frederick
Eelec
Tor
George M. Nhaesellet
Betty Brandenburg
Toner
George E. Cussail
Fred
Erick
Miss Jean Ann Wallingford Weds Bennie Earl Duncan
Miss Jean Ann Wallingford daughter of Mr and Mrs Mac F Wallingford Woodsboro and Bennie Earl Duncan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Duncan Sr of RFD 1 Frederick were married Saturday afternoon at Union Chapel Carsville Rev William Brown officiated. The bride wore a silk Chantilly lace gown with a pearl accented silk cap veil and carried a white Bible with a white orchid. Attendants wore pale blue dresses and headbands. Best man was Charles Stover with ushers John Wallingford and Warner Duncan. Reception followed in church social rooms.
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Jean Ann Wallingford
Mac F. Wallingford
Woodsboro
Bennie Earl Duncan Jr
Lola Long
Baltimore
Jo Ann McFadden
Haverton
Charlotte Roberts
Charles Stover
New Midway
John Wallingford
Warner Duncan
Frederick
Ellen Webster
Suzanne Webster
Walkersville High School
Wheat Prices Hit Six-Year Low in Frederick Market
Twenty years ago July 7 1938 reports note wheat prices at 39 cents a bushel on the Frederick market due to first large receipts of new wheat and bumper crops elsewhere. Albert Fisher Sr. longtime telegraph operator in Prof Rocks died at an old age. Colonel Munshower cites Frederick and Laurel as examples of the dangers of running main routes through towns. Counterfeit five and ten dollar bills appeared in Frederick over the weekend per Chief of Police Alien Bartgis. The third Hansen quadruplets born to Mrs Gerald House of Mankato Minnesota died. two infants survived in satisfactory condition. Msgr Clement Bachance 93 archbishop and patriarchal vicar of Antioch for Syrians in Egypt, dies. Vatican announces.
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Frederick
Albert B. Fisher SR
Prof Rocks
B. and O. Railroad
Laurel
Elmer F. Munshower
Alien Bartgis
Mankato
Minn
Hansen
Immanuel Hospital
Penelope
Rebecca
Gerald House
Mankaio
Chastine
Deborah
Merit
Miss Pat Strosnider Hosts College Room Mate
Miss Pat Strosnider of Towson State Teachers College hosted her college roommate Helen Rhodes from Hagerstown as a guest last week. Strosnider had returned home after freshman year and soon left for a seven week Girl Scout counselor position near Annapolis. Nearby relatives visited in Feacaville, while Floyd Collins of Ellicott City welcomed a son, Daryl Edward, born June 14, weighing seven pounds twelve ounces, with the mother Frederica May visiting local relatives. Marjone Lentz was born Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Robert Lambdin of Frederick, a math teacher at Thurmont High, attends the NSF Summer Science Institute at Allegheny College.
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Pat Strosnider
Miltan Read
Helen Rhodes
Hagerstown
Miss Strosnider
Towson State Teachers’ College
Woodlands
Annapolis
Howard H
Pleisch
Howard Jr
David and
James
Smyrna
Del
Joseph Doilante
Texas
James Shaff
Feacaville
Floyd Collins
Ellicott City
iDaryl Edward Collins
Infani
Collins
Frederica May
Wilbur F. May
Mary Houston
Tamsville
C. L. Strosnider
Military Road
Houston
John McDowell
Ryland Huston
Eleanor England
Georgia Ann Masser
Linda Smith
Barbara Brown
Peggy Jeakins
Honor Crowther
Thomas Dean
Eleven Autos In Five Crashes Over Weekend
Frederick city police logged five crashes over the post Fourth of July weekend involving 11 autos. A 70 year old driver faced a charge for failing to grant the right of way after a Saturday morning smash at Broadway and Madison where a ranch wagon and a Hammond car sustained damage and a nine year old girl was cut on the knee. Other weekend incidents include a reckless driving and drunken driving charge against a Maryland Dry Docks employee after a Sunday morning collision on Market Street, one three car wreck with two cars damaged, and a bee causing a driver to lose control in a fourth. A bridal shower for Miss Mary Houston was also noted along with local markets listings.
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Frederick City
Dawson
Vachel Hammond Sr
New Market
Broadway
Madison Street
Hammond
Margaret Larue Swomley
Buckeystown
Sandra L Swamley
Swamley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Offier
Bernard King
Swomley
iMeekend
Charles Edward Ford
Maryland Drydocks
South Market
Harold Clark Moser
South Market Street
Moser
Ford
Horace Brown
Corp
Paul W. Mossburz
Robert Elmer Toms
Keymar
Market Street
George Herbert Lang
Fort ‘Detrick
East Thirteenth Street
Toms Auto
Claude Evans
Denver Shook
Lang
West Third Street
Bentz Street
Jennett Walker J Hamilton
Yellow ‘Springs
Norman Harold Smith
Renwick
Iowa
Bee
Evans
Albee
West South Street
Jefferson Street
Charles Walter Parks
Baltimore
Charles Richard ‘Ielson
DeSoto
Raimond Leonard Jones
Jones
Nielson Auto
Sick list fills local hospital pages with multiple patient notes
Numerous Willingston and Frederick Memorial Hospital patients are listed with conditions ranging from recovering from surgery to heart attack treatment. Names include Bernard Remsburg, Charles Taylor, P. Kieffer Main, Vernie Carty, Roy Walter, Fost Snoots, Robert Thomas, Chris Jacobs, Elmer Shelton, Walter Harman, Russlee Eigenbrode, Claude Beacht, Ethel Willhide Reynolds, Arlean Glass, Ricky Glass, and others. Daniel Garber, the noted landscape painter, died after a fall at his home in New Hope. Rocco J. Los Calzo elected Commander of the State AMVETS at Washingtonian Motel convention near Rockville.
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Clayton Boyd
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Bernard L. Remsburg
Feagaville
Charles K. Taylor
Coca Cola
Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. Kieffer Main
Court Crier
Mt. jPleasant
Vernie E. Carty
Easteyes Street
Roy H. Walter
Walter
Middletown
Fost Snoots
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial’ Hospital
Robert H. Thomas
North Market Street
Thomas
Chris Jacobs
Linden Halls
Elmer J. Shelton
Route 2
Walter Harman
New Windsor
Russlee Eigenbrode
Thurmont
Baltimore
Ricky
Earlean Glass
Rt. 1
Weather temperatures for 24 hours ending 8 am edt
U S weather report by the Associated Press lists temperature readings across multiple stations for the 24 hours ending at 8 o clock in the morning eastern daylight time. Readings cover major cities and provide highs and lows, reflecting daily climate patterns and regional variation.
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The
Associated Press
Stock Quotations From Local Securities Exchange
Stock quotations compiled from Alex Brown & Sons members of the New York Stock Exchange show current and asking prices. The report estimates the range within which local securities could have been bought or sold at the time of compilation.
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Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births listed from June 30 to July 4. Families include Carroll Gross Walkersville with Linda Rejean, Elsa Fritz Schildt Frederick, James Marker Route 4 Karen Michele, Jack Sorkin Fort Detrick Shawn Leigh, Wedney Boykin Virginia Carter Shawn Leigh, Irving Beall Harmony Grove Patricia Irene, William Blake Braddock Heights William Danver, Herman Smith Airy Kathy Anne, Paul Spurrier Union Bridge Steven Patrick, Ralph Buratt Route 6 Martin Hazen, Claude Eckenrode Route 2 Steve Douglas, Charles Sill Dickerson Arthur Eugene, Ralph Shipley East Church Street Marjone Lentz.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Une
Carroll Grossnickle
Walkersville
Jourih Chiid
Linda Rejean
Grassnickle
Pauline Wiles
Middletown
Airs
Howard Schaidt
North Wisner Sitest
Luana Patricia
Schildt
Elsa Fritz
Frederick
James Marker
Route 4
Karen Michele
Marker
Mary Woodward
Saltville
Jack Sorkin
Fort Detrick
Shawn Leigh
Wedney Boykin
Virginia Carter
Irving Beall
Harmony Grove
Patricia Irene
Beall
Barbara Crum
Wiliam Blake
Braddock Heights
Wiliam Danver
Blake
Betty Lockhart
Front Royal
Herman Smith
Airy
Kathy Anne
Smith
Virginia ‘Croneberg
Frederck
Paul £. Spurrier
Union Bridge
Steven Patnck
Spurrier
Ruth Keller
Jefferson
Ralph Buratt
Martin Hazen
Buratt
Ruth Neal
Quynn Orchard Road
Claude Eckenrode
Steve Douglas
Eckenrode
Mary Morgan
Charles
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Lawrence Corsai
Emory Brandenpure
Shirley Gilroy
Thelma Weitzel
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Ralph E White
F. P. Brose
Richard Trout
Raymond Edwards
Merkle
S. A. Hedges
Rocky Springs
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Hardy M. Free
Ausia T. Griffin
Samuel Miller
Howard Z. Siap
M. Douglns Campbell
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Air T Camphen
Weinton
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Davis Studio
Harry M. Free
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Vatican City
Clement Michel Bachance
Calcedona
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Synans
Egypt
Vatican
Romatt Catholic Church
Veep
Samuel M Shapiro
Toronto
Samuel Meyer Shapiro
Daily Hebrew Journal
Frederick, Farmers Co-Operative Assn
Wheaton
Daniel Garber
New Hope
Frank Nheefer
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Rocco J. Los Calzo
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