Plan to keep County Hospital open discussed at meeting
County Commissioners and a Frederick County Medical Society committee reached a tentative plan to keep Emergency Hospital open with medical supervision. Doctors would alternate duties among four to six clinicians, maintaining the $1,800 annual physician salary, while adding registered nurses as needed. Governors expect final approval today.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Virtual Ly
George V. Arnold
B. O. Thomas
A. A. Pearce
HL. Fahrney
A. Talbott Brice
FE. C. Kefagger
Committee of Physicians
Overseas Staff Sergeant Keys Stationed Overseas in Australia
Sergeant Keys son of Mrs Minnie Hoyt and grandson of Mrs Clara Thompson has served overseas for over a year and is now based in Australia according to local notices of military personnel.
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Keys
West All Saints Street
Minnie Hoyt
Clara Thompson
Australia
Aerial Gunner Rice Earns Silver Wings at Harlingen
Aerial Gunner John C. Rice son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Rice Woodsboro recently graduated from the Harlingen Aerial Gunnery School Harlingen Texas where he received the silver wings of a gunner and qualified as an expert aerial gunner Upon completion of further technical instruction he will wear sergeant chevrons.
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John C. Rice
Elmer Rice
Woodsboro
Harlingen
I.x
Quits OPA Six Days After Starting Job
Washington reports a rapid turnover at the Office of Price Administration with A C Hoffman resigning as acting deputy in charge of food prices six days after taking the post. Hoffman said the other arrangement was temporary and Donald Wallace will assume all price duties as acting deputy administrator amid ongoing policy disputes and a shakeup in leadership.
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Washington
Price Administration
A. C. Hoffman
Hoffman
Donald Wallace
J. K. Galbraith
OPA
Lou R. Mason
Detroit Advertising Agency
Wallace
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Sharpen Teeth In Anti Strike Bill
Washington June 7 a joint conference committee sharpened to day the teeth of an anti strike bill designed to prevent a recurrence of the walkout in the coal fields but postponed a final decision on some provisions until tomorrow. The conferees agreed to add penalties for inciting a strike in war plants or mines and for agreeing with another to aid a strike that interfered with production. They also reportedly restored a Senate provision authorizing government seizure of mines or plants where production was interrupted by labor disturbances. The War Labor Board would gain statutory powers and the ability to subpoena witnesses. Final decisions were delayed on House version provisions until tomorrow.
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Washington
House
War Labor Board
Agence Bee Fin
Law on War Plant Strikes Reforms 1940s Debate
A bill proposes 30 day notice before a strike in non government operated war plants and adds a secret ballot requirement before any strike. The measure aims to curb strike disruption in wartime production and seeks to balance labor rights with national emergency needs.
Casualties Land At Letterman Hospital After Attu Losses
Three hundred ninety five Attu casualties arrived at Letterman Hospital in San Francisco. Two hundred are frostbitten and the rest are surgical cases. One casualty, Larry L. Rogers of Benicia, Calif, learned his wife had twins born a week ago.
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San Francisco
Attu
Letterman ‘Hospital
Army
Larry L. Rogers
Benicia
Calif
Pirates Pitcher Johnny Lanning Faces Induction
Pittsburgh details indicate pitcher Johnny Lanning, who joined the Pirates from Boston in 1939 in the Jim Tobin deal, has passed a pre-induction screen and is likely to be ordered for induction within the next two weeks. He has won three and lost one this season as Pittsburgh seeks top NL position.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Lanning
Lanning
Bucs
Boston
Jim Tobin
Baldridge Named Md Meat Marketing Head
Baldridge of Baltimore was appointed by Maryland and the U S Department of Agriculture as state meat marketing supervisor in Washington Baltimore and Eastern Shore regions. He will appoint area supervisors, establish county war meat committees, require permits, stamp permits on wholesale cuts and inspect slaughtering plants to curb black market activity and ensure equitable meat distribution.
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College Park
Niles S. Baldridge
Baltimore
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fie Muniga
District of Columbia
Baldridge
Washington
Frederick
Cumberland
Eastern Shore
Department of Agriculture
Indians Lose Hank Edwards With Broken Collarbone
Cleveland outfielder Hank Edwards suffers a broken collarbone in a collision with Jeff Heath during a series with Philadelphia and will miss four weeks per the team physician. Edwards was injured last Thursday after a wrist sprain against Boston, leaving Heath Hackett and Culbjenbine as the remaining outfielders with no replacements in sight. Sulfanilamide was discovered by an Australian scientist in 1908.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Hank Edwards
Jeff Heath
Philadelphia
Edwards
Boston
Indians
Heath
Orie Hackett
Roy Cul Jenbine
Portrait of Miss Stultz at Maryland Commencement
Class president Miss Stultz daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Stultz of Brad dock Heights received a Bachelor of Science degree and was made a registered nurse at University of Maryland College Park Commencement. As class president she led a banquet and dance for faculty and graduates.
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Miss Stultz
Mer
G. W. Stultz
Braddock Heights
University of Maryland
College Park
University of Maryland Nursing School Lecture at Belvedere
Dr H C Byrd, president of the university, delivers a nurses training school presentation at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore. The event references road designations and local routes including New Design Roa, Mark et Road, Tom's Creek Church Road, Gas House Pike, Friends Creek Road, Woodsboro Creegers town Road, McKaig Road and part of Rocky Springs Road.
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University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Belvedere
Baltimore
Market Road
Tom's Creek Church Road
Gas House Pike
Friends Creek Road
Woodsboro-Creegerstown
McKaig Road
Rocky Springs Road
Seasonal Oiling Of County Roads Planned
County Roads Board approves seasonal oiling to cover 23.1 miles of secondary roads with 50 000 gallons of tar. Prior asphalt stock of 60 000 gallons will patch the worst sections. Work to start within weeks and continue progressively despite equipment shortages and 40 percent fuel cutback.
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County Roads Board
Roger W. Willard
Roads Board
Willard
Lily Pons
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Panama
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
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Lydia Pinkhan
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