Sterilization Study Says Caesarean Birth Not Justified
Atlantic City reports Drs Hugh B. McNally and Vincent de P. Fitzpatrick of the University of Maryland presented a study to the American Medical Association. Analyzed 130 women with three or more prior Caesarean deliveries and 44 with earlier normal births, finding sterilization after multiple C sections not a justified indication. They noted most women can safely bear additional children if no defective scar is present.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tony
Hugh B. McNally
Vincent de P. Fitzpatrick
University of Maryland
American Medical Assn
United States
McNally and Fitzpatrick
Chou En Lei Opposes Cease Fire as Negotiation Prerequisite
Chou En Lai stated a cease fire cannot be a prerequisite for talks to reduce tensions in Formosa. Peiping Radio quoted him warning against foreign armed intervention, suggesting international conflict would arise. The interview, with Indonesian reporters, reinforces his earlier stance after Eisenhower’s April offer to meet on a cease fire.
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Tokyop
Chou En - Lai
Formosa
Peiping Radio Today
Chou
Sunarjo
Antara
Ghou
Nations toast as champions of peace in Kremlin dinner
In Moscow, Soviet Premier Bulganin and Indian Prime Minister Nehru hailed peace efforts at a Kremlin dinner honoring Nehru. They urged broader world backing and cited joint India Russia moves to ease tensions around Formosa and the east coast of China. Nehru welcomed the goodwill and called for continued peacemaking.
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Moscow
Russia
India
Kremlin
Nehru
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Red China
Formosa
Bulganin
Chinese People’s Republic
China
Tanwan Formioal
Krishna Menon
iRecall Of Baltimore Workers Ordered By GM
Baltimore plants of General Motors recall 4,000 workers Friday after a Cleveland plant wildcat strike caused part shortages. Recall depends on a Detroit GM UAW CIO bargaining settlement, with union spokesmen warning of a strike one minute after midnight Sunday if no agreement is reached.
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Baltimore
General Motorshevrolet
Fisher Body
Detroit
Cleveland
United Auto Workers Union
CIO
General Motors
State Executes Negro For Death Of Woman
William C. Thomas, 32, was hanged early this morning at the Maryland Penitentiary for the murder, rape and robbery of 67 year old Miss Dejla Honeyman. He was the third execution under Governor McKeldin with eight death sentences commuted since his term began. Two physicians pronounced him dead at 12 17 a m. after a day described as average and quiet by prison officers. Governor McKeldin had refused commutation.
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Baltimore
William C. Thomas
Dejla Honeyman
McKeidin
MckKeldin
Af- Vale Ulerituarys Wuoa
Thomas
Maryland Penitentiary
McKeldin
$150 Gift To Hood Science Building Continues
Dr Truxal urged scientists from physical and biological fields to support social sciences. New RESA officers were installed at Detrick with Dr Arthur Gorelick as president and John Mitchell as president elect. Retiring officers and several new RESA members were announced, with guests from several universities attending. A committee will consider an award for outstanding research at Camp Detrick open to non members.
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Truxal
Arthur N. Gorelick
Detrick
John €. Mitchell
Everett No Hanel
Dorothy G Smith
John B. Bateman
Dudley P. Glick
Alfred R. Stanley
de Hegard Ch Wedy
Guick
Vasinia G. McGannr Treasuroof
de de OG
Noel H. Grass
Mitchell
Arthur 4. Rawson
Stanley
Werner Braun
RESA
Robert L. Als
Robert W. Bingham
Peter J. Gerone
Albert £. Hayward
Paul J. Kadall
Daniel N. Lapedies
Kenneth A. Morris
Rees Lilovd Phillips
G. Briges Phillips
Dorothy M. Portner
Meltin M. Rabstein
Sidney Yaverbaum
University of Michigan
Abbey Cullen
University of Mississippi
Harold Edelhoch
Sigma Si Society
University of Kansas Medical Center
Sanford Ellery
University of California
Melvin Hertzberg
University of Florida
Carlton Taylor
West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Kearneysville
Society of Sigma Xi
Sigma Xi
Glick
Camp Detrick
Mountain Theater to Begin Rehearsals at Braddock Heights
Walters Sulley and James Dyas co producers arrive in Frederick to start rehearsals for the June 21 opening of Mountain Theater at Braddock Hersbts. Dyas directs the ten play season and Stilley and Sinley plan marionette shows. a Sunday 3 pm interview session will seek local technical and acting talent.
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Lois
Braddock Heights
Bates
Tene
Stilley
Allenderry Playhouse
Boiling Springs
Straight Wharf
Barn Stages
Nantucket
Mass
Bahama Playhouse
Nassau
Arena Stage
Washington, D. C
The
Ring Theater
Harrisburg
Dyas
Canada
New York City
Cargill Productions
Jase Ferrer
David Byrne
Braddock Heights Playhouse
Governor McKeldin to Speak at New Market Presentation Day
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin is scheduled to deliver the principal address at 4 30 p m on Saturday as the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company assumes its new pumper truck. Judge Charles Movian will introduce him at the New Market school where the ceremonies and first annual supper follow. The event features Day s German Band, Browingsville Band, and a square dance at the Grange Hall with James Grove Frederick.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
New Market District Volunteer Fire Company
McKeldin
Charles £. Movian
New Market School
New Market Grange Hall
James Grove
Frederick
Will Of Man Who Died Synod Sessions In Germany Is Probated Conclude Today
The will of John D. Warner a Berlin Germany based Army civilian employee and former Frederick resident who died recently was probated in Orphans Court with no estate value. It leaves all property to Margaret Erna Zaller of Berlin Zehlendorf, and Mrs. Warner widow’s share renunciation was filed. Executors named are Benjamin Shuil of Frederick and Josephine Turner of Berlin Zehlendorf. The will dates November 24 1954. Also reports Synod activities in Rockville desegregation stance and church missions funding plus summer camps and a revival of mission work in Africa. Schools in Frederick close for summer with fall reopening after Labor Day Sept 7.
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John D. Warner
Department of the Army
Berlin
Germany
Frederick
Margaret Erna Zaller
Berlin Zehlendorf
Maurice J. Warner
Silver Spring
Rockvile
Charles Enders
Arlington
Board of National Missions of
Francis Lethy
Baltimore
Kingdom Service Committee
Synod For Benevolent Projects
Robert W. Clewner
Wasminton
Oune
Christian Social Action
Supreme Court
Christian Education Committee
Paul V. Helm
Westminster
Camp Michaux
Albert Robertson
York
Kenneth Bishop
Woodstock
Helm
International Missions Committee
George R. Snyder
Middletown
Africa
John R. C. Haas
Evansville
Indiana
Frederick City
Bishop Returns from Red China After Five Years
Bishop Frederick Donaghy of New Bedford arrives in Hong Kong after nearly five years confinement in Red China. The 52 year old prelate is the second American bishop freed, leaving only Archbishop James Edward Walsh in Shanghai. Donaghy wore plain clothes and traveled by train from Wuchow to Hong Kong. In a separate item, several motorists were fined for traffic violations in Maryland, with amounts totaling around $26.45 and other small penalties listed by state troopers.
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Hong Kong
Frederick Donaghy
New Bedford
Mass
Red China
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland, Md
Shanghai
Donaghy
Wuehow
Kuanasi Province
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Leonard J. Tolbert
RFD 3
Gaithersburg
West Patrick Street
Bernard King
George M. Chapline, Jr
Rosemont Avenue
U. S. 40
Richard EB. Gant
South Bentz Street
U. S. 15
E. L. Baum
Oliver D. Anderson
Baltimore
Hill
J. &. Plume
Cecil R. McKay
RED
Williamsport
Mich
Robert M
Wilmington Man Killed in Auto Crash on Philadelphia Pike
Ernest P. Corrie, 44, of Wilmington, was killed early today in an automobile accident on the Philadelphia Pike about six miles north of Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Delif
Ernest P. Corrie
Philadelphia Pike
Urgent Need for a Streamlined Federal Aid System
A commission member told Maryland officials there is an urgent need to develop a consistent federal revenue sharing and aid system for communities with installations. He cited confusing federal laws, inconsistent payment standards, and two possible reimbursement methods for localities facing extra costs.
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Oceans Cley
Ad Ohn
Fisenhouwer
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Maryland
Wiliam
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