Oppenheimer interview and postwar health notes
The article cites Dr J Robert Oppenheimer saying hydrogen bombs could devastate the world even in small wars. It summarizes Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission findings ten years after Hiroshima showing higher leukemia cancer risk but limited genetic impact. It also reports on a St Luke's Lutheran church society meeting noting anniversary events and a Hood College faculty member presenting Norway slides.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Advisory Committee
The
Atomic Energy Committee
Paris
Atomic Casualty Commission
Hiroshima
Robert H. Holmes
Commission
Women's Missionary Society of
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Point of Rocks
Edward Baumgardner
Gordon Hite
Hite
William Wade
Marion Smith
Hood College
Norway
T. P. Scally
Severe storm and county road bid in 1905 column
A severe storm raked the county at 2 AM with thunder and lightning striking a barn on Mrs Daw son Hammond’s farm south of Liberty town, burning it except for some livestock and a wagon. The Board of County Commissioners accepted a $9 316 bid from M J Grove Lime Company to build a mile and two fifths of road between Monrovia and New Market, pending State Geological Survey approval. Officers for the Free Kindergarten Association were elected: Rev Dr Osborne Ingle president, Rev Dr E R Fschbach first vice president, Miss Bertha Trathseer second vice president to Mrs Ernest Helfenstein, and Miss Emma Newman treasurer. William L Arloss of the Maryland Agricultural College presented a plan to base public schools on scientific farming instruction. The post office at Mithilestown salary was reduced from SPiN to.
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Dawson Hammond
Libertytown
Board OF County Commissioners
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Monrovia
New Market
State Geological Survey
Free Kindergarten Association
Cnming
Osborne Ingle
E.R. Fschbach
Bertha Trath Seer
Ernest Helfenstein
Emma Newman
William L. AR
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Column
Twenty years ago notes report Fuinsar was a federal official of the Federick area. Scouts Branswick Reform James Barger and Austin Cooper earned Eagle Scout rank with additional Ragie award. An operation at the University of Jars land Hospital Baltimore went well. Local residents Masters Carroll Hendersonson Jr John Hendersonson Sam Maples plan to attend Cumberland Y M C A camp near Ronney West Virginia and Camp Roosevelt near Chesapeake City.
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Fuinsar
Federick Verial
Branswick
James Barger
Austin Cooper
Ragie Taim
WL Carty
University of Jarsland Hospital
Baltimore
Masters Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
John D. Hendrickson
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
Cumberland Y. M. C
Ronney
W. Va
Tuts
Masters Kemp Maples
Mason Hendrickson
Camp Roosevelt
Chesapeake City
Jefferson Pastor Marks Anniversary
The Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed church honored Rev. G. Ermine Plott for 49 years as a pastor. Attendees included clergy from nearby churches, with music by Eleanor Lee Biser and solos by Mrs. Ifert and Henry Keller. Plott, born 1888 near Rockwell, NC, has served multiple charges since 1915 and was married in 1913. his sons hold prominent positions in Lancaster and Davidson College.
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Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church
G. Ermine Platt
Doty Hiremshure
Calvin Moreland
Jefferson Lutheran Church
M. L. Dade
Jefferson Methodist Church
H.W. Mindarusi
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick
Gue Gilbec
Greencastle
Majon C. Binkley
State Line
Eleanor Lee Biser
David Ifert
Henry Keller
Jefferson
Mary Pearl Miller
Lititz
Catawba College
Fragmented report mentions multiple hospital admissions and reunions
The article lists several individuals admitted to Frederic Memorial and other hospitals after injuries or surgery, including Mr and Mrs Hamer Poodesse Dalivey and Jlessica Falmer, with various locations such as North Market Street and Wet Patty Street. It notes a reunion Sunday for the Ditle reunion, planned for June 2 at South End pavilion in Hagerstown City Park.
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Jlessica Falmer
Mr and Airs
Hamer Poodesse
Dalivey
North Market Street
Fu Tate
Mevdas Meayqirg
Lair Tennie
Frederick Memnrial Hospital
Wallan Broxton
Patty Street
FyneeTiek Verne
Frederiek Meniarne Hasspital
Momelaye
Walt Rraderge
Frederik Menoril Hocpital
Saturdars
Frank Pesin Westmnster Root
Uaversity Hospital
Baltimore
Lindercoins
Veo
Joseph Shaum
Vark Steel
Tanestown
Widdletown
Braden Mies Mortal Hospital
Ditach
Ditle Reunien
South End Pavilion
Hagerstown City Park
Rotary International tribute marks fiftieth anniversary dinner
In a combined effort city service clubs gathered at Peter Pan to honor Rotary International's fifty years. Dr Waller A Reiling urged action for fellow citizens as Herbert Taylor sent a direct message praising service above self while organizers announced plaques, gifts, and a birthday cake for the Rotary celebration.
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Rotary
Helen Smith
Rotary International
Lions
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Opti
Divinettes
Chamber of Commerce
Exchangte
Junior Chamber Commerce
Tivnan
Optimyst
Zoura
Riwanis
Rocal
Peter Pan
Monnday
Herbert Taylor
Chicago
Ralary
Reiling
Reilin2z
Shanla
Rerling
Yagi Bose
Charer Mhers Ware
Hopista Fabatae
Markes
Rober
Etib
Magala
Ae Weed
Brederick
Joseph Fo Thoms
Geares Bo Pawel
Robert
New Name for Hygiene Group Marks Mental Health Shift
The Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland adopts the Maryland Assn for Mental Health as its new title at the 49th annual meeting in Annapolis. Miss Eloise Pickrell is elected president. Mary Jane Ward urges public education to reduce mental hospital patients. Directors and officers from Baltimore and other towns named under the revamped by laws.
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Annapolis
Mental Hygiene Society of
Maryland
Maryland Assn. For
National Assn. For
Mary Jane Ward
Wil
Spring Grove State Hospital
Ass Ward
Eloise Pickrell
Leonardtown
John Walker Powell
Baltimore
Tive
Picsrell
George D. Olds. Baston
Arthur J. Rawson
Frederick
Foster W. Talbott
William H. Craig
Lester Elfin
Bleay G.bower
Chestertown
L. B. Crister
John R. Fletcher
Upper Marlboro
Edward
King
Gerome Monaghan
William B. Roche
Henrietta Nelson Purnell
Crisfield
James S. Sensenbaugh
Towson
Paul Wise
Thurmont
Funnell
Joppa
Patricia Ann Freed Weds Earl Houck in Calvary Methodist
A quiet May 22 ceremony at Calvary Methodist united Miss Patricia Ann Freed and Earl W. Houck in a double ring service led by Rev. Edward A. Gndsey. Guests included Patricia V. Poole and best man Robert J. Bradshaw. Reception followed at the Southern Restaurant Pine Room. The couple to reside in Lattle Creek, Va, where the groom and navy family are stationed. A second note reports a confessed judgment for 5100 in a negligence case involving Stephen Abrecht against John G. Bowlus and William P. Bowers Lumber Co.
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Patricia V. Poole
Braddock
Tonor
Houck
Robert J. Bradshaw
Paul Strine
Coors
Myrtle Beach
C. Lyon
Lattle Creek
Stromes
Navy
Stephen 2
Abrecht
Aen
Be Aisithstietei
East Patrick Street
Theatre Disaftinnacy
Reese Shoemaker
Bows
Bye
Bowers Tren
Robert FE. Clapper
Brownie Camp Registrations Ended for Local Group
Brownie camp registrations closed as of this morning announced by Miss Betty Balzer executive secretary, with early list showing full encampment. Intermedia group for grades five to eight still has a few openings for a camp June 20 to 24 at Yellow Springs. call the scout office at Winchester Hall. Registration will be on June 8. Brownies camp June 23 to June 17 focusing on outdoor crafts and games. Carroll Manor Auxiliary met with forty members at the Freem Hall on June 1, naming Hailey president and outlining upcoming carnival and meetings. Renewed subscription note from Joseph Chew of Frederick discusses regular paper delivery. A bicycle was found on West Fairteenith Avenue and returned to owner. Miller elevated noted. Miller family connected to local officials and university. The National Liragraphic score estimates that 40 million people chew betel nut.
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Betty Balzer
Fihnse
Intermed
Yellow Springs
Winchester Hall
Bolger
Local Anniversary and Births Noted in Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Grayson Lvnder of Mt Pleasant celebrate 25th anniversary on June 10. Mr and Mrs Charles Hines return from Germany. Mrs Hines is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Harbaugh of Ladiesburz. Nellie Wills of Yower, Miss Ann Rost of Ridgewood NY employed by Brown Brothers Harriman private bankers. Miss Jean Gaddy of Olney IL, nurse at Bob Jones University, earns BA and aims for India mission. Jo Bell of Boh mes University visiting. Lucile Wills linked to Woman's Union Missionary Society. Plans for July 2 England France Germany Switzerland tour. Beverly Wayne Hood and family announce birth of daughter Carolyn Denise on May 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Hood in Army, stationed in Crailsheim, Germany. Jimmie Stier turning ten today.
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Grayson Lnvder
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Hines
Germany
Himes
Bruce Harbaugh
Ladiesburz
Nellie Wills
Ann Rost
Ridgewood
New York
Brown Brothers, Harriman & Company
Jean Gaddy
Olney
Illnois
Bob Jones University
Greenville
South Carolina
Miss Gaddy
India
Woman's Union Missionary Society of
New York City
Wills
M Jo Bell
Bohmes University
Lucile Wills
M Wines
Adess Wie
Crailsheim
Jimmie Stier
James B. Bier
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Frederick
Anti-Colonialism Cry Phony Blamed For Indonesia's Plight
By David Lawrence The Bagur Hollands argues anti colonialism cries mislead Western readers and paints Indonesia as a Communist dominated disaster. He claims Dutch influence ended amid pressure from Britain and the United States, while the Republic of Indonesia faces civil strife, blockades, and foreign interference. He contends freedom is blocked by Soviet backed factions and urges recognition of Dutch economic role and a warning against colonialist and Communist expansion in Southeast Asia.
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Free World
Republic of
Indonesia
Netherlands
Dnreien
Holland
Britain
United States
Unites Nations Commission
United Nations
Republic of the South
Ihecas
Oric
Federation
United States of
Pinin
Europe
Evershady
Minst Milieges
Amnionim
Dninz
Mme
United’ Natums Organizaton
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Univer
Soviet Asia
Russia
America
Menare
New Guinea
Guam
Japan
Dutch New Guinea
Australia
Indochina
Southeast Asia
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