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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1948

Page

9

Nuns May Teach In Civilian Dress In North Dakota

In Bismarck on July 11 Catholic nuns may teach in public schools next fall while wearing civilian clothes to comply with the Anti Garb Act. Church leaders announced the church has no objection to nuns donning secular dress as a way to respect the new law. The act, backed by Protestant clergy, bars public school teachers from wearing garb denoting a religious order. The measure was approved by a vote near 93,660 with about 300 leaders reporting in. Bishop Vincent Van of Burck and Auxiliary Bishop Leo Dworschak of Zo announced the plan for the regular term in cathedrals in the two Grain region.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota Senate Vincent van B Rck Leo Dworschak

Return of Samuel W Barrick From Hartford

Samuel W Barrick of Woodsboro has returned from Hartford Connecticut after taking an insurance course with Travelers. He works with Stoffer Insurance Agency and is a U S Army Air Force veteran who served with the 8th Air Force as a navigator overseas. He graduated from Frederic High School in 1941 and Gettysburg College in February. He is a member of Sigma Chi Phi Lambda Sigma and the International Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Barrick.

Samuel W. Barrick Woodsboro Hartford Conn Travelers Insurance Companies Stoffer Insurance Agency U S. Army Air Force 8Th Air Force Frederi High School Mercersburg Academy Severn School Gettysburg College Sigma Chi Fraternity Phi Lamata Sigma International Club The Veterans of Foreign Wars Harry W. Barrick

Electrical Nerve Two Battle Polio

New electrical nerve substitute for infantile paralysis shown at the international conference. A generator of weak alternating currents from two to six thousand a second, developed by General Electric and GE X Ray. It stimulates inert muscles, causes tension and relaxation, and offers a painless, passive exercise to restore weakened limbs, particularly useful for children who cannot actively move.

New York General Electric Company G-E-Xray Corporation Warm Springs Georgia

School System Fees To Hold Meet Today

Montgomery county parents plan to organize an association advocating a return to basic fundamentals in public schools. Robert B. Parke invites patrons to meet at Boulevard Bowling Alleys to form a petition aiming for 5 000 signatures to urge the Board of Education to stress three R education. H Stanley Stine plans to attend.

Rockville Montgomery County Robert B. Parke Boulevard Wisconsin Avenue Leland Street Bethesda H. Stanley Stine County Board of Education Parke Board of Education

Stardom Calls Mukwonago Girl For Hollywood Screen Test

Eleven year old Judy Stewart of Mukwonago Wisconsin learned her photo had been chosen as an ideal 4 H girl from 10 000 entries for a forthcoming film. Her image was misidentified until her 4 H leader Mrs Clarence Iseler notified the studio that Judy was the rightful winner and would be traveling for a screen test if located.

Mukwonago Wis Judy Stewart Hollywood Silr Judy Clarence Iseler

Protests Stir Debate Over Montgomery Schools

County Commissioner Wesley Sauter labels Montgomery schools wasteful and socialistic as protests intensify. Leaders to picnic highlight a Sunday session of the Leaders Bible Class with C. A. Gilson presiding.

Wesley Sauter Montgomery C. A. Gilson P. Luther Rice Raymond P. Free Edward H. Mantz

Piano and Millard Crum Lead BCOLp Singing Event

Dr H B Gross from Camp Detrick spoke on Science and The Scriptures before 106 attendees split Reds 52 Blues 50 visitors 4 One new Blue Division member admitted The annual class picnic set for Thursday July 15 in Zimmerman's meadow Ceresville A male quartet will perform music Rev W DeWitt Dickey Walkersville to give devotional A Red Blue softball game highlights the evening Next Sunday Sherman P Bowers will address the class.

Millard E Crum H. B. Gross Camp Detrick Zimmerman's Meadow Ceresville W. DeWitt Dickey Walkersville Red Blue Divsie Ming Sherman P. Bowers

Man's Body Recovered From Tridelphia Lake

Police recovered the body of 45 year old Ernest Monroe Montgomery, a Brookeville tenant farmer, from Tridelphia Lake after he drowned Saturday night while attempting to swim a 100 yard cove. His two brothers, fishing with him, could not swim and summoned help. Rockville, Kensington and Silver Spring rescue squads aided in the all night operation using grappling hooks and dynamite.

Silver Spring Memery County Mite Ernest Monroe Montgomery Brookeville Tridelphia Lake Montgomery Rockville Kensington

Doctor Says Causes of Abnormal Growth Are Known

Dr Edwin P Jordan explains that while the causes of abnormal growth are known, cures remain elusive. He cites cases of giants over eight feet tall and dwarfs under four feet, noting the spectrum of growth disorders and the influence of aberrant development on stature and health.

Causes and varieties of dwarfism in growth disorders

The text explains that dwarfism results from disturbances in growth hormones, mainly insufficient production by the pituitary gland, though other causes exist including diabetes-related stunting and hereditary conditions. It notes the term dwarfism is often misunderstood as simply small size and describes various presentations.

Doctor Answers Reader Questions On Hair Bleaching During Pregnancy

In The News Frederick column a medical note discusses dwarfism and treatment limits. It notes most causes are known but no satisfactory remedy exists and hormones to enlarge dwarfs are ineffective. The Doctor Answers section responds to a reader asking about peroxide hair bleaching safety in pregnancy, saying bleaching peroxide likely harmless but other hair substances could be dangerous.

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