Chemistry and industry linked through history and growth
The article traces chemistry from ancient Egypt to modern industry, noting metallurgy’s bronze era, the Du Pont influence, and chemistry’s rise as a key factor. It highlights education as essential, cites historical gains in manufacturing value from 1.4 billion to over 80 billion, and points to soaring export growth to 10 billion, urging high school students to explore chemical careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Egypt
du Ponts
Attorney General rules grain sales to Russia barred
Attorney General Herbert Browell Jr rules that grain and other surplus foods cannot be sold or bartered to Russia or any Iron Curtain country under U S law. Present policy allows aid to friendly distressed nations, but selling surpluses would require enabling legislation and the President opposes seeking such authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brownell Jr
Russia
Iron Curtain
U. S
West Germany
Hungary
Congress
Letter of thanks from Frederick County Tuberculosis group
Letters To The Editor expresses gratitude to Campaign Help To The Editor Of The News and staff for the Christmas Seal Sale coverage. Edward Hart Etchison, chairman, lauds coopera tion and contributors for supporting Tuberculosis home protection efforts in the county during late 1954.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Edward Hart Etchison
Christmas Seal
Fledeiin
Rid
Grow Acrimonious Over Bill Banning Explosives
In Annapolis on March 21 the Defense Department argued against a Maryland bill banning shipments over 5000 pounds of explosives by truck. Proponents say safety. opponents warn the measure would cripple truck freight, raise national emergency hazards, and favor rail transport.
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Annapolis
U.S. Defense Department
Maryland
Frank Parrin
Defense Department
House Judiciary Committee
del. Acker
D-Balto Jrd
Melvin A. Cook
University of Utah
Brotherhood of Railroad
Civic Club Members To Attend Exhibition
Local Civic club members are invited to a fine arts and crafts exhibition sponsored by the First District Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs on March 16 at Hotellamiston Wag erstown. Ribbon awards, luncheon at 12 45 p m, and a lecture by Mrs Carl Dockman follow. Reservations requested by March ninth to Mrs Walter Feaga. Local Frederick Civic club president Mrs Andrew G Truxu) assisted.
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First
Maryland Federation of Waemens Clubs
Hotellamiston
Wagerstown
William Tillips Hast
Must
Wes Calvin
Carl Dockman
Civic Club
Walter Feaga
Andrew G .Truxu
Frederick
Buckeystown man treated for facial lacerations at hospital
Thomas H. Rogers, 54, of Buckeystown, was treated at Frederick Memorial shortly after midnight for facial lacerations. No explanation was given for how the injury was sustained.
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Thomas H. Rogers
Buckeystown
Frederick Memorial
Interview For Welfare Board Director Post Held Wednesday
An applicant for the directorship of the Frederick County Welfare Board was interviewed on Wednesday by the board with Rev. Ralph Miller presiding. No action was taken.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Ralph Miller
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns 1905
Fifty years ago the Frederick area reported deaths and accidents. WR. Allen Rohrback of Frederick died in Asheville at age 32 after years of ill health. Albert Castle Annie Biser and Culler from Jefferson vicinity faced a sleigh mishap near Middletown, drenched after falling into water. A Frederick resident’s horse and sleigh collided with a gate post, sending splinters and men into danger. The piece notes various local figures and incidents from that era with brief, scattered details.
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Allen Rohrback
Frederick
Asheville
Martin N. Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Albert Castle
Annie Biser
Culler
Jefferson
Muldivtown
Henry Routzahn
Middletown
Mgr
Illiam Grove
Reservoir Pike
Wandsborn
Gov Warfiegg
Alent
Frederick Aiecainn
Tfie
Maas Tant School
West
Charles Wy Bass
Elmer KR Ramble
Utica Mills
Twenty Years Ago Reins From The Calluinis Of The News
A long faded clipping recalls events from twenty years past including community figures such as Charles Kris and Fredy Ladee. It notes civic life in West seg and street activity, mentioning a church service and local gatherings with sparse readable detail.
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Charles Kriss
Gino
Baent
Gia Mattes
Manpeniadoy
Ana Mysi
Wall
Fredy Ladee
Flks
Joliv
Cathy
Finnerty
Boekeystuan
Portrait In Black at Winchester Hall a crowd-pleasing local theatre
Community Players staged Portrait In Black by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts with a strong cast led by Suss Low Suaney as Tanis Talbot and Malcolm Rose as Rupert Burrow. Lt. Val Richard Clendenin impressed as Dr. Philip Graham, Paula Holvomd shone as Winifred Talbot, and Paul Althouse Jr. handled the juvenile role with poise. The show runs at Winchester Hall auditorium through Saturday at 8:30 p.m. directed by James Decker.
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Ivan Goff
Ben Roberts
Frederick
Suss Low Suaney
Tanis Talbot
Vlayers
Malcolm Rose
Rupert Burrow
Val Richard Clendenin
Philip Graham
Yanis
Paula Holvomd
Winifred Talbot
Fred Buzzerd
Blake Ritchie
Ann Watson
James Decker
Miss Watson
Brunswick
Decker
Paul Althouse, Jr
Winchester Hall
Births in Baltimore Announce Two New Daughters
Mr and Mrs Lee K Green Weld Baltimore announce the birth of their first child a daughter Bonita at Woman s Hospital Baltimore Monday Mrs Greenwald is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Renformin Darawetanl and granddaughter of Mrs Jacob Rosenstock near this city The baby is Mrs Rosenstock s great grandchild Mr and Mrs Sterling Roberts Mr Airy are receiving congratulations upon the birth of their fourth daughter Eileen Louise Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital The baby weighed five pounds and 14 ounces Mother and daughter are selling along nicely Mr Buck Alban 520 East South Street recently attended a general sales meeting of salesmen and distributors of the Gunther Brewing Company in Battimore
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Lee K. Green- Weld
Baltimore
Bonita
Woman's Hospital
Greenwald
Mire Renformin
Darawetanl
Jacob Rosenstock
Sterling Roberts
Airy
Eileen Louise
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Buck Alban
East South Street
Gunther Brewing Company
Battimore
Local hospital news from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Multiple patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital are reported with varying conditions. Chester Young has returned home after observation and treatment. George Cramer, previously hospitalized, is now able to sit in a wheelchair. Edware Hart Etchison underwent surgery and is in satisfactory condition. Charles A. Hemp remains critically ill but stable. Hugh Pritchett underwent a major operation and is recovering. Paul Po Brunner is confined at home with the flu. Harold Lewis and William A. Noble are also mentioned in hospital context with recoveries noted.
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Chester Young
Ballenger Pike
Todlay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ceorge Cramer
Edswware Hart Etchison
Fast Church Street
Charles A. Hemp
Jefferson
Hugh Pritchett
Buckeys
Weuntouay
Frederick Memorial Hospial
Nigely
Pawl Po Brunner
Mt Pleasant
Harold Lewis
Jefferso
Frederick Memoral Hospital
William A Novle
East Sesenih Street
Frederick Momvne Hospital
20th Boys' Club Formation Meeting Planned
A meeting to form the 20th Boys' Club is set after an Os ter acorn gathering Friday. Robert Stansfield of the Committees Agent's office will lead with Tiehand Flareger and Glenn Gillespie from Ermatsharg, Clyde Rohn Jr. at Unionville will oversee recreation. Area girls interested in boys club work may attend. Dean Rosemary, Saint Joseph's College, Emmis burs, announces.
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Tacufieids Buys Af
Coty Wat
OS Ter Acorn
Ermatshers Club
Robert Stansfield
Tiehand
Glenn Gillespie
Ermatsharg Comepteate
Samy
Stock Boom Foundation Held Firm
Washington date reports New York Stock Exchange president G Keith Funston told the Senate Banking Committee in a friendly study that the 18 month stock boom rests on firm foundations and does not portend a 1928 type crash. The inquiry aims to assess how government and business policies influence market behavior. Senator Capehart voiced concern about possible market skulduggery. Prices rose to record highs with the AP average up for the day, though Funston cautioned against direct 1929 comparisons due to the dollar's value decline over the past century.
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Washington
New York
Stnck
Keith Funston
Funston
Senate Banking Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Sen
Capehart
New York Exchange
Associated Press
Eden Renunciation of Force Sought by Eden
SEW DELO Indian secretary Antheas Keden appealed for renunciation of force by both sides as a step toward settlement. He said negotiations should proceed through cooperation and discussion to reduce tensions. Observers noted he may have discussed Howeath with Indian Prime Minister Nehru during a Bangkok visit en route from front-line meetings.
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Sew Delo
Bhasit
Antheas Keden
Lorce
Cagerbaten
Eden
Nehitt
Fareran
Bangkok
Tungay
Mehru
Tescind
Aarcan
U.S
Papavasal
Frederick schooling talks hire architects for fall work
The Frederick school board discussed employing architects for upcoming work as PTA members and local groups urged needed repairs. It announced retirements and staffing changes at Elm street junior high, Frederick High, East Frederick, and Washington street schools, with new appointees to teaching posts and summer projects. A nurse recruitment push and a Vietnam throne ascent are noted.
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Counc
Wil- Wallardy
Wasi Slansell
Carl Brewer
Edward Cherry
Werner Braun
John L. Treblock
William Garner
Roy Walter
PTA
Grayson Stevens
Citizens Council
Dudley P. Glick
Parents’ Committee
DeLashmutt
Alvida B. DeLashmutt
Junod College
North Market Street
Elm Street
Edna Miller
Cecil D. Miller
Camp Detrick
Patricia Kennedy Gernand
East Frederick School
Washington Street School
Dorothy D. Mayfield
Ada Bratt Poole
Isabella Welsh
Frederick High School
Patricia Funk
Washinden County
Wwe Vale Qhetuntie Griaubonerd College
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Food College
Carrell County
Middletown
Kath- Ring Wright
Anne Arundel County
Frederin
Borothy Hamilton
New York Cty
Frederick
Fener
Maghet Pta
Charles Wood
Investors weigh risks as war talk grows
The piece discusses how investors may postpone capital expenditures and favor stocks in aircraft, metals, and oils while avoiding firms vulnerable to bombing. It notes possible price and wage controls at war onset, a profits tax, and potential passage despite political divisions and Russia's stance.
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Ing
Cai
Formosa
Revett
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Pub. Fin
Bu. Inc
Magistrate Chastised By Delaware House
Delaware House censured Magistrate Samuel J. Hatton for fining Captain William Gales Feh 25 with 31.50 costs over a missing rear license plate. Hatton ordered only a minimum 5 dollar deduction, drew swift condemnation for arrogance, and sent the captain to face Hatton in New Castle after a bridge stop near Dover.
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Delaware General Assembly
Daniel J
Queen 'D-Dover
Gates
Westover Field
Mass
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Dover
Queen
Wilkes-Barre
Hac
Pennsylvania
Hatton
New Castle
Spectacular Bay Fire Threatens Gas Plant In SF
A four alarm waterfront warehouse blaze in San Francisco lit up the bay early today and menaced a nearby PG&E gas plant. Fireboats and gear battled flames, bringing control within hours as crews fought scrap timber and debris feeding the bonfire at the dismantled sugar warehouse site.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Utilities Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Equipment Purchase Sparks Tuberculosis Research Fund Drive
Frederick County officials report equipment for a-ray screening and air borne TB study approved. A $30 local contribution boosts a Maryland TB Association drive to fund research at the Veterans Administration TB Hospital in Baltimore. Kent Nicodemus Jr. named to represent Frederick on the state board. Frederick association plans an April 13 annual meeting after a church supper.
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Boar of Directors
Frederick County
Dawn Beer
Association
East Church Street
EL Fort Erchison
Dre
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Veterans’ Administration
Baltimore
Health Department
Kent Nicodemus Jr
Walkersville
Frederick
Maryland
Diaper Cache Reveals Heroin Found in Manhattan Home
New York narcotics detectives entered a Manhattan apartment last night seeking drugs. An infant's diaper, demanded by the mother during a bathroom break, concealed an envelope with heroin. The baby's father and Tony Santana were charged with narcotics possession with intent to sell. the mother faced no charges.
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New York
Frank Martorella
Gerald Callahan
Manhattan
Julia Avins
Martorella
Callahan
Tony Santana
Frame Warehouse in Centreville Burns in Md Fire
CENTREVILLE Md fire gutted a frame warehouse on Main Street destroying a storeroom and a service station. E H Jewell owner of the TM O SLONS building said the structure contained new and used electrical appliances many of which were saved. Cause and loss estimate not immediately determined. No injuries reported.
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Centreville
Ay Ee
E. H. Jewell
TM O-Slons
Jewell
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