Speedy restaurant inspections planned by Frederick authorities
Frederick restaurants face intensified inspections by City and State health officials after debates over sanitary conditions and alleged venereal disease concerns. Dr. E. C. Kefauver defends local standards as comparable to similar cities and notes no formal complaints or notices of hazards. State inspector D. E. Callaway and bacteriologist P. C. Harvey will lead tests. few eateries cited as unsanitary. Separately, a social gathering at Walkersville hosts featured music, games, and refreshments.
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Arthur C. Poulsen
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Birthday Dinner for Allan Browning at Mt. Airy Home
A birthday dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Browning near Mt. Airy on March 21 to honor their son Allan Browning's 16th birthday. Refreshments were served and gifts were received. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Wm. Fleming, Marie Browning, Lois Brown, Hilda Moxley, Bessie Baker, Betty Wright, Allan Browning, Oliver Lee Baker, Billy Beck, Billy Luck, Maurice Mount, Junior Luck, Billy Thomas, and Bobby Thomas.
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Raymond Browning
Mt. Airy
Allan Browning
Wm. Fleming
Marie Browning
Lois Brown
Hilda Moxley
Bessie Baker
Betty Wright
Oliver Lee Baker
Billy Beck
Billy Luck
Maurice Mount
Junior Luck
Billy Thomas
Bobby Thomas
Similarities Between U S And British Postwar Planning
Washington March 23 Prime Minister Churchill outlines a four year plan for postwar economy and social security echoing US National Resources Planning Board goals. The two plans align on expanding insurance improving public health education opportunities postwar projects jobs for all and a mix of government and private enterprise. F. Leo Wickless injured toe when a make-up table toppled in the News-Post stereotype department sent to Frederick City Hospital.
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Frederick City Hospital
Compulsory Work Act Inevitable Claim by McNutt in Washington
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt said a compulsory national service act is inevitable and would authorize drafting men and women for farms and factories if needed. He stressed the current voluntary system but noted timing rests with the President and Congress.
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War's Dislocation of Children Is Studied
Dr Frances C Cuilujian, Hood College assistant professor, with Sarah Lawrence College Committee for Information on Children in Wartime, leads a national study on war dislocation effects on children. The Sarah Lawrence committee gathers data from regions across the country, examining school, church, and social agency responses. Research uses group methods with fifth to seventh graders as part of an advanced experimental psychology class.
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Hood College
Sarah Lawrence College
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War Consciousness Study At Frederick Elementary Schools
Deucilia Worthington supervising, in cooperation with Dr. Cutujian, conducts an elementary study in Frederick Mass. Students draw spontaneous pictures, write stories, and list notable figures with or without mention of the war. A set of war questions and pupil tests identify the most war-aware children. Dr. Cutujian will submit her report in June with the completed research.
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Deucilia Worthington
Study Reports Aimed At Schools And Institutions
The committee states its results will belong to all who cooperated in the study. The reports are expected to aid schools and institutions nationwide.
Miss Perry Named Aid for Hood Field Activities
Hood College president announces Ruth E Perry will assist field work starting April 1. Perry, longtime director of student personnel at Hood from 1932 to 1939, recently earned a Master of Arts from Teachers College, Columbia University, and has led the Katherine Gibbs School program in New York City since 1939.
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Hood College
Ruth E Perry
Katherine Gibbs
New York City
Miss Perry
Hood
College
Teachers College
Columbia University
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