Surgeons Urged to End Ghost Surgery and Fee Splitting
Atlantic City June 14 A surgeon warned against charging excessive fees and unnecessary operations. Dr I S Ravdin urged house cleaning of contents and elimination of ghost surgery and fee splitting, calling such practices a threat to medical ethics and the profession. He cited evidence of unnecessary operations and warned against exploiting patients for profit.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Dor. I. S. Ravdin
Merican Medical Association
Amerin
Ravdin
University of Sansylvania School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Frank Teirding
Journal of the MA
Car Crash Injures Two Near Evesville on Route 26
Two people were hurt when a car driven by Joseph Orndorff struck a parked vehicle as they watched Israel Creek floodwaters after a rainstorm near Evesville on Route 26 around 9:45 PM Wednesday. Orndorff faces speeding charges. the parked-car driver faces improper parking. Vehicle damage estimated over $300. Orndorff's car damage over $500.
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Au‘mobile
Evesville
Joseph Orndorff
Rederick
Ada Crum Smith
Walkersville
D. A. Tucker
Israel Creek
Orndorff
Community meeting features playlet and songs
Mrs Shawbaker Mrs Ivan Lawson and Miss Jessie Shawbaker read excerpts. A playlet titled When Two Great Souls Meet was presented by Mrs John Kelly with roles Grandmother Good Mrs Virgil Baker Mrs Helpful and Jane Joy. Ivan Lawson sang two solos. Prayer by Mrs Mollie Linthecum closed the meeting. Refreshments served by the hostess and daughter Elizabeth Boyer. July meeting to be a Fellowship Supper for members and families. Tree toppled near Albert Palmer home Myersville blamed to yield fifty bushels.
Proper caller etiquette for phone conversations
Guidance emphasizes identifying yourself before speaking. Do not start a call or dialogue until you have stated your name. Clear introductions set respectful, professional communication and reduce confusion for the recipient.
Beef and Veggie Prices Wobble Across Markets
Beef supplies remain spotty with retailers reporting mixed availability while price moves diverge. Packalike trends show cheaper pork and poultry, plentiful lettuce and oranges, and higher sirloin in some chains, as virgin harvests deliver berries and early apples to northern markets.
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Associated Press
Senate House Committee On Defense
Washington
Chicago
Cabe Lage
North Carolina
Agriculture Department
Wholesale food index dips to lowest since mid January
The Dun and Bradstreet index showing the total wholesale cost of 31 commonly used foods declined this week to $7.07 from $5.94 a year earlier, marking its lowest average level since mid January.
McKeldin To Give Alumni Greetings At Banquet
Governor McKeldin will extend greetings and J Mil ton Patterson will deliver the principal address at the 56th annual Boys High School Alumni Association banquet at Peter Pari Inn. Toasts by 1899, 1911, and 3921 classes. memorial report, slate of nominating committee, and officers to be elected.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
J. Milton Patterson
State Department of Public Welfare
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
Peter Pari
Inn
D. John Markey
Louis A. Rice
Ralph Falconer
Walter M. Michael
Melvin M. Engle
Irving J. Ramsburg
Parsons Newman
Charles E. Moylan
Brad Wolfe
W. Buckey Clemson
Richard F. Simmons
G. William Trout
James H. Falk
S. Fenton Harris
Sperry N. Storm
Milford Named To Head County Trust Company
W. R. Milford was elected president of the County Trust Company of Maryland at a Baltimore board meeting. He will succeed Addison H. Reese who resigns to become executive vice president of the American Trust Company at Charlotte, North Carolina. Milford, formerly vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond in charge of the Baltimore branch, will take the post August 1. Reese moves to a major post with a leading Fifth Federal Reserve District bank. The American Trust Company of Charlotte has total resources of 150 million dollars. Reese, a Baltimore County native, has led the firm since prior years.
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Baltimore
W. R. Milford
County Trust Company of Maryland
Addison H. Reese
American Trust Company
Charlotte
N.C
Milford
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Reese
Federal Reserve District
American Trust Company of
Baltimore County
Myersville Students Promoted To Middletown Junior High
Twenty six children from the Myersville area will advance from Myersville elementary school to Middletown junior high next school session. Principal Robert L. Smith lists those who completed requirements including Shirley Adams Luella Covert Elizabeth Farsht Clara Fisher and others.
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Myersville
Middletown
Robert L. Smith
Shirley Adams
Luella Covert
Elizabeth Farsht
Clara Fisher
Dorothy Fisher
Shirley Plock
Pauline Gilbert
Elsie Green
Names listed for the boys in the roster
The text names youths including Drexel Bidle John Faulders Farrell Ford Frank Graham Charles Green Charles Moser Marvin Myers Fred Setters Dick Warrenfeltz and Richard Wolfe alongside Vonne Rice Virginia Stephens Clantha Wiles and Cora Wolfe.
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Vonne Rice
Virginia Stephens
Clantha Wiles
Cora Wolfe
Drexel Bidle
John Faulders
Farrell Ford
Frank Graham
Charles Green
Charles Moser
Marvin Myers
Fred Setters
Dick Warrenfeltz
Richard Wolfe
Program By Chapel Choir Here Tonight At Calvary Parish Hall
The Calvary Parish Hall chapel choir performs at 8:15 pm with classical and folk pieces plus a concert play. Directed by Mrs. Lillian Braungart, the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs Junior Division member presents Go Forward Forest Hymn Song of India Who Did The Shouting Song The Break of Day What A Friend We Have In Jesus De Gospel Train Let There Be Music Fantasy Impromptu and Chopin pieces with accompanists Mera Braungart James Lightner Beverly Marvel Sharon Hooper. Cast includes Lightner Beverly Marvel Hooper James Harper Patricia Blumenauer B Beavers Judith Purts.
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Chapel Choir
Calvary Parish Hall
Sored
Chapel
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Lillian &. Braungert
Meredith
Gustav Klemm
Rimsky Koraukov
Shure
Chair
Harry Young
Philip Sibert
Bucher
Jesus
Wohlfiel
Converse
Sale
Basil Day
Monrovia
Janet Day
Gues
Christy
Patricia Blumenauer
Barbara Sibert
Sharon Hooper
Frances Wiliams
Chopin
Mera Braungart
James Lightner
Beverly Marvel
S Lightner
Hooper
James Harper
B. Beavers
Judith Purts
Lightning Fire Accident Injures Quarry Worker in Cumberland
Twenty five year old Eugene Gli sen of Markleysburg Pennsylvania was preparing to set off a dynamite charge at a quarry car when a vat of lightning struck nearby and exploded the charge onto him. He was listed in serious condition at Memorial Hospital.
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Cumberland
Eugene Glisen
Markleysburg
Memorial Hospital
Plaster of Paris named for Paris district origins
The term plaster of Paris derives its name from early manufacture in the vicinity of Paris, France. This connection to the French capital explains the substance’s naming origin.
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Plaster of Paris
Capt Pauli to Lead Frederick Community Players
Frederick community players organization elected Capt Pauli, a Camp Detrick captain, as president succeeding Walker N Jolliffe. New officers include Madna Mensell as vice president, Mrs Charles Lanner as secretary, and Charles W Ross III as treasurer for one year. A workshop plan to train locals with no theatrical background was discussed, with Ernest Berger and Jolliffe named to head the workshop committee.
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Frederick
Playshop to Foster Community School of Dramatics
A plans the playshop to become a complete school of dramatics for all community members. It will offer acting makeup stage management and staging instruction. Invitations will be sent to school and club groups. Tokyo censor stamp policy lets Get. Ridgway’s advisory division control dispatches to speed news.
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Tokyo
Korea
Eighth Army
Get
Matthew B. Ridgway
Franke Leads AL in Stolen Bases for White Sox 1901
Franke, Chicago White Sox first baseman, topped the American League with 48 stolen bases in the league’s inaugural 1901 season, setting a pace that defined the early speed era for the team and league.
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Franke
Chicago White Sox
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Baltimore County Sheep Breeders Assn
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