Polio outlook improves amid education drive and warnings
Reports to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis say polio incidence should be lower this year than last, thanks to wide preventive measures and public education. The foundation cautions the season is early, with hot months ahead. emphasis is on avoiding chilling, fatigue, crowds, sun exposure, naps, careful diet, hand washing, medical advice for disturbances, and eliminating flies.
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Dr Symons to retire soon amid Maryland agriculture honors
Exston July 12 a group of camera led retirement honors for Dr T B Symons for long years of work in Maryland agriculture. He has led the Farm Extension Service since 1914 and for 13 years has been dean of the College of Agriculture. A testimonial dinner will be held at College Park next Monday evening. He plans an August four month trip to Europe before a September retirement.
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Maryland Agriculture
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University of Maryland College of Agriculture
H.C. Byrd
Europe
Germany
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College Park
Tri-State Packers’ Association
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Delaware
New Jersey
W. Far] Wainwright
Sxecordsboro
California
Talbot Country Chat
Broad Run public school names Mr Earle B Wood principal
Fifty years ago this column notes Mr Earle B Wood of this city has accepted the principalship of Broad Run public school. A movement led by Heartstown women seeks a cure for a town law. Several youths kept late hours disturbing neighbors. Frederick County Jail and Montevue were inspected by Maryland Prisoners Aid Society leaders. buildings deemed in excellent condition with efforts to aid prisoners and patients. Families of Charles Staley and Gilmer Schley camp at Baugher’s woods.
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Broad Run
Heartstown
Frederick County
Montevue
Goldsbernard S. Griffith
Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Society
William C. Stoudenmire
Society
Messrs
Charles Staley
Gilmer Schley
Baugher’s
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Local notes from July 12 1936 include the start on eliminating the Faithersburg grade crossing with an overhead bridge costing 118000. Robert K Remsberg son of Mrs Amos A Remsberg near Middletown named agricultural instructor at Boonsboro High School. Rev Dr Charles Fe Wehler and Mrs Wehler report daughter Katherine Wehler arrived safely in Cherbourg France on a European tour. F W Harnwell trophy golf match at Catoctin Country Club begins with pairings listed in the column.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Robert K. Remsberg
Amos A. Remsberg
Middletown
University of Maryland
Boonsboro
Charles FE. Wehler
Wehler
West Second Street
Katherine Wehler
Cherbourg
France
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Religious Freedom Violated Report Says
Toronto July 12 Members of the World Council of Churches predict action to spread religious freedom will follow a study report charging violations in many Roman Catholic and Eastern countries A 90 member central committee will discuss the report this week The commission after a year long study alleged violations in Spain Italy Eire Portugal Belgium Congo Argentina Colombia Indonesia and eight Near East and Middle East states The council represents about 684000000 Protestants and Orthodox in 44 countries and urged the consortium to pursue preventive and remedial measures for observance of religious freedom for all The absence of Protestant countries drew criticism from some committee members noting Protestants also face restrictions The study should be general in nature said Rev Roine Dahlbere and Charles Taft of Cincinnati
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World Council of Churches
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Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
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Itali
Eire
Portugal
Belgian Congo
Argentina
Colombia
Indonesia
Near
Middle East
Coanerd
Roiin Ts Dahlbere
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Church
Nelure
Native Brethren Speaker Visits United States in Frederick
Rev Prem Chand Bhagar, the first native Church of the Brethren member from Tidia, will speak at a joint Brethren service in Frederick with attendees from Monrovia Alcust Grove Thurmont Rocky Ridge Myersville Karmony Grossmickie and the city congregation. He serves as Brethren Church Council secretary in India and headmaster of Anklesyar Vocational Training School.
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Myersville
Karmony
Grossmickie
Grand Rapids
India
Lie Urges Geneva Convention Observance in Korea War
U N Secretary General Trygve Lie urged North and South Korea to avoid atrocities and protect prisoners and civilians. He appealed for adherence to the Geneva convention and dispatched messages to both sides and to Col. Alfred Katzen for Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He noted concern over reported prisoner shootings and non humanitarian acts. The report also mentions Bolivar and Amazonas in Venezuela as largely unexplored.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Amazonas
Defense Department skeptical on bazooka claims in Korea
Washington reports skeptical notes from Defense Department observers on newspaper accounts of bazooka shells bouncing off Russian made North Korean tanks. Officials say bazookas do not bounce and the small 2.36 inch tube is ineffective against medium tanks though it can knock a tread. They add eyewitnesses misreported distances and accuracy.
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Machinery of many kinds captures minds across the land
A reader letter from N A Lufburrow extols the vast range of machinery and the collective effort behind it. He argues that even the finest machine counts for little if human minds vanish from the scene, emphasizing the value of human intellect in progress.
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Survivors Fight Tanks With Rifles in Korea Battle
A battered GI unit in Korea endured a brutal two day clash against North Korean tanks and infantry. Survivors describe encirclement, night fighting, and a grim effort to delay the Reds while many comrades were wounded or captured. Pvt. Freddy Pekins of Columbus, Mississippi, recalls the relentless assault as Red soldiers pressed through fog and mortar fire.
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War council needed to speed command in Korea crisis
Washington commentary argues unification law hinders direct military action in Korea. It urges restoring a wartime style command with top military leaders and civilian heads, naming Marine and ground forces as essential voices, and suggests the President can create a war council by executive action to prevent delays.
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Mills To Seek Seat In Senate
Hagerstown July 12 Mayor Herman L Mills announced he will seek the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. Baltimore attorney John M Butler filed for the nomination around the same time. Mills criticized the Democratic administration as a hybrid political organization and urged conservatives to unite to end a generation of expanding government. He cited a shift from Democrat to Republican in 1934 and urged defeating candidates who aid the party of deals.
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Utica Lutheran Women's League Meets At Lewistown Hall
The Utica Lutheran Women's League held a regular meeting at Lewistown Community Hall with Mrs Harvey March as host. President Miss Sylvia Eyler led in the motto prayer and hymn, a devotional was read by Mrs James Quunn, and prayers followed. Members discussed a $209 donation to Leavis town District War Memorial and urged attendance at Lewistown Citizens Association July 7.
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Harvey March
Sylvia Eyler
James Qunn
Rall
R. Paul Buhrman
Teague
Leavistown District War Memorial
Lewistown Citzens Association
Nations Must Work Together at Hood College Conference
Delegates from nine states attend Hood College sessions of the Women's Guild conference where Dr. David Dunn of the Theological Seminary, Lancaster, spoke on Our Christian Heritage. He described the church as body, bride and building and urged unity toward peace amid a war scarred world.
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Lancaster
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Pottstown
Arthur Remshure
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Florence Partridge
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Weinberg Wins West Coast Golf Trip For Junior Champion
David Weinberg, 16, son of Mr and Mrs atanurl M Weinberg of West College Terrace, wins an all expenses paid West Coast golf trip after clinching the 1950 Baltimore News-Post junior tournament at Mount Pleasant in Baltimore. Doug Shock, 17, a Baltimore Country Club caddy, is the other winner. the duo will travel July 20 with five days of tournament play in San Francisco and stops in Chicago Los Angeles Hollywood and the Grand Canyon. Weinberg attends Mercersburg Academy where he stars on the golf team and is praised for a powerful natural swing and long drives.
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Hic
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Peanut Hunt Held At Harmon Field Playground
The weekly event attracted fifty three children for a peanut hunt on Tuesday night at Harmon Field playground. A peanut scramble added excitement as Bud Baer Fadie Tracey and Elgood Ungle jeover found the most peanuts.
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Glider Demonstration On Godfrey Day At Airport Here
Frederick hosts the first glider demonstration as part of Arthur Godfrey Day events at the municipal airfield Sunday July 23. CAP carnival funds for a new airfield building, free air show with planes and stunt acts led by Godfrey aboard a DC-3, with crowds expected. Notables include Mayor Elm Munshower and state air officers, music by Yellow Springs Band, and a thrill show featuring motorbike stunts and Bridie Weiderman.现场
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Bruce Brachey
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Hell
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Board of Aldey
Yellow Springs
Charles C. T. Stull
Bridie Weiderman
Arthur Goffre
Usu
Zimmerman Reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park in Taneytown
The fifteenth Zimmerman clan reunion was held on July 2 at Big Pipe Creek Park Taneytown with a basket lunch. The program featured group singing, solos, recitations and readings by numerous Zimmermans and friends, honors for oldest lady and man youngest child and gifts. A short business meeting planned the next reunion at the same venue and listed many attending family members and spouses.
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Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Bivens
Mary Kaiser
Ralph Zimmerman
Mary Louise Strevig
Patsy Lambert
Marlene Zimmerman
Mary Thomas
Ned Zimmerman
Barbara Zimmerman
Patsy — Lambert
Marie McCracken
Lorraine Myers
Artamicha Hawkins
Kenneth Lambert
Mary Louise Shevng
Ray Gardner
Linda Ann Reeder
Olo
Charles Wastler
Dorothy Snyder
Wilfred Reeder
Welty Wastler
Howard Zimmerman
Irene Aushermen
Tommie Stanley
Soio
Artamicha Wawkins
Mollie Zimmerman
Molie Zimmerman
Earl Hawkins
Paul Zimmerman
Marian Zimmerman
Edwin Zimmerman
Sterling Zimmerman
Raymond W. Lenhart
Walter Myers, Jr
Walter Myers
Bessie Feeet
W. B. Clem
Monroe Stull
Henry Hildebrand
Charles Rice
Albert MecCracken
William Thomas
Martin Zimmerman
W. Earl Hawkins
Miriam Bowers
RB. V. Stull
Russell Thomas
Roy Zimmerman
Murray Zimmerman
Barbara Luhn
Albert J. Zimmerman
Donald L. Zimmerman
Charles W. Wastler
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Leonard Reeder
Jacklyn Dutrak
Gilmore Ausherman
Allen Cramer
Marion E. Stup
Farr E. Ausherman
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The lesson defines rebellious as opposing laws or constituted authority. It notes example phrases such as a rash act of rebellious youth and contrasts similar terms and common misuses to expand vocabulary daily.
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