Cancer Progress and Cautious Optimism in Early Research
The article warns against false hope in early cancer research while noting a potential breakthrough. An alcohol-ether urine extract tested on animals shows cancer indicators in 39 of 40 cases, with further validation needed. If confirmed, early detection could enable timely surgery or radiotherapy, reducing cancer's impact.
Social Situations Brief Illness Etiquette Scenario
A caller visits while you are ill and in bed. The proper approach is for the person at the door to explain you are resting and unavailable rather than you getting up to greet the guest. This preserves rest and privacy while acknowledging the visitor.
Fourth and Great Day at German Baptists Meeting
The Fourth and Great Day of the German Baptists’ annual meeting drew about 15,000 attendees, with special trains and electric cars busily moving crowds to the grounds. Mayors and officers kept the fair well policed as pockets were picked and some fainted amid the lunch rush. Large daily consumption of coffee, meat, potatoes, bread, milk, and eggs marked the event, while locals noted shipments and factory activity nearby. A burglary at Christian Falk’s residence on Monlevue Road near Frederi was reported with several rooms ransacked and valuables taken.
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Yeakle
West
Virginia
Fair
MAC Sts
Brush Factory
McClintock Young
England
Christian Falk
Mon‘evue Road
Frederi
Twenty Years Ago Of The News June 6 1927
Omy Silo and Mary and one of Corp. died at his home aged about, former member of the House of Delegates. Frederick County figures and several graduates noted. BR G Oscar Rhoads moved from East Patrick street store to North Market street. Dr A A Radcliff and Mr W T Delaplaine to Kiwanis International in Memphis guests at Peabody Hotel. They plan to return to Frederick next Saturday.
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Mary
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Frederick Counal
G. Oscar Rhoads
East Patrick Street
B Rosenour and Sons, Inc
North Market Street
A. A. Radcliff
W. T Delaplaine
Kiwanis International
Memphis
Tenn
Peabody Hotel
Frederick
Quiet Marriage Advice and Worries From Readers
A column discusses the idea that wives should stay silent to avoid friction in marriage, arguing it harms gaiety and noting the value of a good gossip. Readers ask about a boyfriend’s attention to other girls. the advice urges accepting normal flirtations and not nagging. A reader praises a helpful husband who handles chores, contrasted with a comic view of a “real” husband. A church class meeting and a fire at Myersville are also noted.
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Stevenson
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Commonwealth
America
Truman
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Congress
Iman
Weather Report Shows June Precipitation Deficit
The record notes per 24 hours ending 30 a.m today with trace precipitation. It cites June normal 4.18 inches and actual 5.29 inches for 1946. A deficiency since June 1 shows 2.69 inches. Yesterday high 77, low last night 57. Sun and moon times given for today and tomorrow.
Commencement Exercises at Hood College in Outdoor Theater
William Avirett Br secretary Grace Presbyterian Churches delivers the commencement address to Hood College graduates. Douglas Horton speaks on catastrophe themes at the New Frontier theme in the Hudson Outdoor Theater. A reception at President and Mrs. Ivin Stahr’s home follows for graduates, guests, alumnae, and faculty.
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Hood College
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York Herald
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A $S
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Hood
Henry Irvin Stahr
Coblentz Hall
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Aliss
Ruth £ Perry
Optimist Club of Frederick Elects Officers
The Optimist Club of Frederick elected Ellsworth Medinger president and Lloyd Fugle secretary treasurer at a June meeting of 25 young professionals at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Other officers include Charles Ritchie and Murray Goldsborough vice presidents, Livy Stupp program chair, and Sam J. Weston sergeant at arms. The charter will be issued June 17 at Braddock Heights, with constitution and by laws committee to meet Major R. F. Seymour.
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Iegeant
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Ernest Stephens
Claude Feigley
Board of Governors
Medinger
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Lioyd Stupp
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R. F. Seymour
Heron
Jes Ritchie
Osborne
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Six Week Summer Course Opens June 12 at Hood College
Hood College starts a six week summer session on June 12 with seven students pursuing B S in home economics to reside in Strawn Cottage for special instruction in home management under Associate Professor Quica L Prali. This marks the first summer session since 1941 due to large department enrollment.
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Stude
Strawn Cottage
Quica L Prali
Oll Wake Charce Gdean Davis
Barbara Heiss
Elaine
Klein Family Visits Massachusetts for Graduation
Mr and Mrs C Cyril Klein and their daughters Miss Betty Irene Klein and Miss Natalie Klein will travel by car from Amherst to Aroherst Massachusetts for their son Robert E Klein’s graduation on June 9 from the State College of the University of Massachusetts where he earns a Bachelor of Science in landscaping architecture. After graduation the Klein family will visit friends in Barre Montreal and Winchester before attending the Ripsey Chapel wedding of Robert Klein to Miss Edith G Dever on June 14.
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Betty Irene Klein
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Robert E. Kiein
State College of the University of Massachusetts
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State College
Local notices and weddings fill Montgomery area pages
A collage of items notes Mrs Schildknecht’s election as district president of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, church transfers for Rev E K Sawyers, upcoming weddings and anniversaries, a stork shower, and several families visiting or traveling. Also includes social updates on births, graduations, and community greetings around Frederick, Middletown, and surrounding towns.
Annual Spring Dinner Of Evan gelical Reformed Church Club
The Sionocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church held its annual spring dinner at Petr Pen Ian Urbana with 11 attendees. New members and adult guests were welcomed. officers were elected led by Elias B. Rensburg as president and Rev Dr W V Garrett spoke on monetary values and competitiveness. A separate item reports a Bell Cab taxi crash into a hog yard near Wolfsville with no serious injuries.
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