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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1948

Page

8

Taft Hartley Act Used Over Coal Strike Crisis

Washington reports President Truman invoked the Taft Hartley Act to curb a nine day coal strike. A three member fact finding board will be named to study the miners pension dispute involving United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis and the operators. If talks fail, the government may seek an injunction and possible penalties. Freight movements face further cuts if mines do not reopen.

Washington Truman John L. Lewis Lewis United Mine Workers Cyrus Ching White House Oak Ridge Fret Charlie National Health Ching Levis Toal J. Monroe Johnson

Child Drinks Fly Spray In Hagerstown Tragedy

In Hagerstown March 23 a six to eight months old child named Gary Smyth drank an ounce of fly spray containing five percent DDT. The incident drew attention from the U S Department of Agriculture and spurred hospital admission and laboratory consultation at the University of Maryland Hancock and College Park. Local agents sought guidance from state and federal officials as doctors searched for a remedy with no antidote known.

Hagerstown Gary Smyth Food and Drugs Division U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Adv University of Maryland Raberatory At Hancock Ernest Cerv State Emomolog College Park Depertme Arnold J. Lebma

Local social notes from Gaithersburg and surroundings

Gaithersburg residents travel and visit relatives in Canton Ohio Baltimore Maryland and North Carolina etc Mrs Byron Stevens and Miss Mary Wells visit Fort Lauderdale and Rocky Mount Mrs James Aie hosts a lingerie shower in Silver Spring Mrs John Snouffer visits Washington daughters Lorraine Cronenberg returns from Pass a Grille Fla Spates family returns to Sunridge Farm Comus after Florida winter Card games hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Baker Betts and Bruen plan Bermuda trip Learmouths return from Puerto Rico Don Fruchey and family move near Dickerson Kohl-Ross host Charles Kohl-Ross birthday dinner.

Gaithersburg Forest Walker Canton Ohio Byron Stevens Baltimore Mary Wells G. T. Wells Fort Lauderdale Fis John Engle Leslie Etchison Rocky Mount N.C James Aie Silver Spring Mary Jane’ Reed John H. Snouffer Washington Fred Preinhert Jerry Adler Auuss Lorraine Cronenberg Rockville Pass-a- Grille Fla Edward Spates Sunridge Farm Comus Jack Weldon Jerry Moore, Jr Ralph E Havrener David E Betts Howard Bruen New York Bermuda Robert E. Learmouth Rockcrest Puerto Rico Don S. Fruchey Dickerson

Machines reshape life as rails watch coal cutbacks

The piece muses on machines making work easier and household tasks slicker while cautioning against overreliance. It notes A. Lufburrow’s views on progress and observes a mining strike backdrop. The Association of American Railroads reports a 24 day drop in coal burning and a hit to passenger service local routes, with Congress monitoring Taft Hartley law effects.

Association of American Railroads Congressional Committee of Congress

Silver Anniversary Observed Saturday at Hyattstown

A Saturday night party in the Methodist church hall Hyattstown celebrated Mr and Mrs Dorsey Nichol son s 23th wedding anniversary with blue white and orchid decorations a silver candle table and a wedding cake cut by the couple Rev Don Griffin opened with a prayer and solo followed by a group selection and a one act play by Ivan Lawson Guests included Rev and Mrs Don Griffin Mrs Robert A Dugan Washington Mr and Mrs Horace Thompson and many Linthicum and Miles family members with gifts and refreshments served by several hosts

Hyattstown Dorsey Nicholson Nicholson Don Griffin Ivan Lawson Violet Henning Clifton Anderson Eagar Burdette Stelis Miles Don Grifin Robert A. Dugan Washington Horace Thompson Hamilton Linthicum Raymond Spring Elva Ras Spring Kenneth Miles Kenny and Rennie Edwin Keith Ivan Lawsons Mollie Li Edward Afie Edgar Burdette Winstead Burdene Vieter Hemming FE. D. Burdette aRue McGill B.S Linthicum Philip Lee Linthicum Donald Linthicum Stella Miles Chifton Anderson Cornelius Comeg Frank Linthicum Genie Comegys

Leesburg couple returns from South vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R Ahalt have returned from a vacation in the South. Mrs. M. L. Thompson, who

Leesburg Clarence R Ahalt South M. L. Thompson

Winter Travelers Return Visits Highlight Local Social Notes

Spent the winter in Southern California returns and visits to Leesburg homes. Mrs. Thompson traveled via Utah. Mrs. Leon H. Frye came back from Richmond where she stayed with Mrs. James Sweeny. Mrs. Claude Honicon returned from Fort Lauderdale with her daughter Mrs. Frank Swadley, planning Sea Island detour home. Burdette Wright Jr and son Joe visit Locust Hill from Clearwater. The Harrison party travels Charleston Miami Nassau with Mrs. Gant. Mrs. William F. Long of Charlottesville visits sister Mrs. John A. Gibson.

Southern California John Y T. Hourihane Leesburg Thompson War of Fort Lauderdale Fla Mount Dora Honicon Locust Hi Birs B. Powell Harrison, Jr

Oxygen Concentration in Earth's Outer Shell

Oxygen makes up 99 percent of the solid part of the earth by volume and is most highly concentrated in the outer shell. Its abundance decreases as depth increases into the earth.

Earth

Food Handlers School To Be Held Two Days

Invitations were mailed to owners and food handlers in Frederick County to attend a two day school sponsored by the Health Department in Winchester Hall on April 28 and 29. The program offers two two hour sessions daily with films and brief lectures by sanitation specialists. Sanitarian Bruce A. Brachey announced that all Frederick locations have been inspected and sessions will be held in the afternoon and evening to accommodate attendees.

Frederick County Health Department Winchester Hall County Bruce A. Brachey Frederick

Health officials outline opening classes in Hagerstown

Dr Donald J Roop Health Officer will inaugurate the classes and outline objectives. Sanitarian Walter KR Comer will lecture on bacteria while Hagerstown’s BE Seilman discusses combatting rodents and insects. Dr Roop also covers communicable diseases and food handling. David W Taylor will lecture on dish washing. Charlotte Shankie will speak on personal health. Films illustrate proper and improper food handling and hygiene.

Donald J. Roop Walter KR. Comer Davold W. Taylor U. S. Public Health Service Bliss Charlotte Shankie Bruchey

Frederick eateries under scrutiny as sanitary drive gains pace

Inspectors survey clubs and school cafeterias in Frederick County uncover operators and workers cooperative in improving sanitary conditions. Many residents inquire and back the department campaign. A new comet finding record was set in 1947 with 14 comets plotted over 12 months.

Frederick Th County

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