Vaccine War On Polio Preparations Readied in 1955 Campaign
An early report on last year’s polio inoculations with the park pouo vaccine is anticipated around April 1. Authorities expect favorable results from the Salk vaccine, noting it is a dead virus that prompts antibody production and that gamma globulin proved less effective. If efficacy varies, officials still view mass immunization as the strongest protection against polio.
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March of Dimes Fund
Hueman
Senate backs rapid German rearmament in NATO plan
Washington Sen Sparkman urged supplying all materials for a quick buildup of West Germany’s planned 12 division army as Dulles seeks Senate ratification. Committee chair George Smathers forecast approval late this week with estimates showing three to four years needed to field a fully equipped force. In a separate Charleston Md report a stove exploded, killing two children and injuring a mother and another child, while two more children were hospitalized.
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Washington
Sparkman D-Alas
Hisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
George D-Ga
Senate
Charleston
Tolay
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Mr John T Worthington retired farmer and Frederick county leader died near Urbana two days before his 70th birthday. A steer valued at 41 dollars was poisoned here. Local notices mention store names and a Baltimore conference closing, with church jubilee plans and bishop appointments in Virginia.
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John T. Worthington
Frederick County
Urbana
Monovary
ETS
Niles Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Rand
Ana North Market Street
James PL
Poresberry
Ray
Too Baltgos
Trinity
Chrip
Baltimore
Roy E. K. Wonlf
Barksille Tregoluss
Ald Saints Epiceenal Church
Bishay
Virginia
Calais News Tents Twenty Years Ago and Local Changes
Twenty years ago items note a crashed autocar into a house at East Third Street and a race winner named Myers. Frederick County names a new agent succeeding John W. Gruder, and a new wage scale for work relief sets minimum pay at 21 cents an hour for unskilled labor as approved by the county welfare board.
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Davmag
Charles OC Routzanna
East
Sturet
Asecinal
Ethare
ASR
Little Caesar
Myers
Goon
David Rattenhamer
Kenneth Bamsbure
Frederick Counts
Oraar
John Wo Magruder
Silence Is a Wife’s Weapon in Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE examines how silence from a wife unsettles husbands, listing the seven Brutal forms of wifely quiet and how men react. The piece uses humor to argue silent treatment can feel like a moral punishment, even after twenty years of marriage.
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Hal Boyle
York
Niagara Falls
Frriends
Snama
War
Ivou
Hahy O
Jokinely
Vin
Imehan
Union Bridge Panto Cast Suffer Confusion at Auction
A garbled notice from Baltimore area indicates a group called Union Bridge Panto and related parties faced an auction event near Kroes ab toward Gias and Wee Wavehall Seanget Wie HOMO. The fragment references a throat assessment and a figure named Lewis Phiaps ad lands, with a prior event involving Verk Pa. and a town in Maryland during April.
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PANTO
Fay Crane
Wil Industries, Boye
Kroes Ab
Gias Amd
Lewis Phiaps Ad Lands
Baltimore
Pple
Verk Pa
Meshoriet & Hivett
Pendants and damages in tragic railroad explosion case
Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnautler presided as damages were sought after a Brunswick nurse Mrs Freaves Fo Blessui claimed substantial injuries in a vehicle damage incident. The case involves Rohrbank Railroad explosion and related parties.
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Ce Cnane
Freaves Fo Blessui
Brunswick O
Mie
Marht Slesaing
Dasse Rohrbank
Patrick M. Schnautler
Disarmament Myth Persists Across Global Power Struggles
Washington columnist argues that disarmament is a misnomer and that nations will not abandon all weapons. He says reductions are possible only if free governments exist and people control armaments, not dictatorships, warning no real peace without universal democracy.
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David Lawrence Washington
Moscow
Tlusesia
China
Ris
Po Communist Imperialis
Mav
Esmien
Mary
Poland
Yalta
Quemoy
Ageres
Pacific
Menzies Warns on Yalta Papers Release Debate
Prime Minister Robert Menzies in Washington decried U S handling of the Yalta papers. He contrasted open hearings with secret diplomacy, urging better mutual understanding among Western leaders before acting. He noted Communist manipulation fears and urged a united approach to postwar policy.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Australia
Robert Gordon Menzies
State Department
Yalta
Menzies
United States
Wonrirow Wilson
Hrisish
America
Sene
Rte
Churchill
Stalin
Senne McCarthy
Ike
Senate
Lawcet
Ana AM
Pressure Mounts For Convicts To Surrender
Lincoln reports nine inmates at Nebraska Penitentiary pressing to surrender along with two guards held since Sunday. Gov. Anderson says demands for definite sentences medical care and removal of abusive guards will be studied but no compromise will occur until the guards are freed unharmed.
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Lincoln
Neb 12
Insirzent Nebraska Penitentiary
Victor E. Anderson
Maaunum Security
Vestesda
Young Democrats Hear Talk By State's Atty
Samuel W Barrick spoke on the duties of his office at a Young Democrats meeting at the Hotel Frederick. An open discussion followed on the state's attorney duties. The Jefferson-Jack Psom day dinner was planned for April 29 at the Francis Stott Rex Hotel with Richard Neuberger, Julius Jacobson listed as speakers. Dr Milton Baltimore was named to speak at a 1924 meeting.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Attammeyr
Youngs Democrats
Frederick
Mr. Barrick
Francis Stott Rex Hotel
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Julius Jacobson
Milton 4
Meening
Questions and Answers and Tragedy in One Note
Questions cover Chinese invention of glasses 500 B.C. and Marco Polo 1275, Standard Time adoption by U S railroads on November 1 1855, and hockey pucks. two men killed in a Wilmington trench collapse Irving Briscoe 32 Townsend and William Johnson. Also notes on Yalta record publication and a Big Three conference proposal by Senator Walter George.
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Europe
Marco Polo
China
United States
Coeantry
Ume
Astern
Central
Alquatain
Pacific
Wilmington
del Us
Minguadale
Irving Briscoe
A? Townsend
Williamohnson
Rezardie
Yalta
Walter George
Georgia
Rotsenhower
Churchdlami Krushchev
Bul- Min
Zhukov
Malenkov whereabouts spark Western rumors of fate
London speculation rose over Georgi Malenkov after his absence from a farewell ceremony and a Swedish delegation visit. Moscow radio offered no explanation for his absence from the Supreme Soviet session, while Western officials and diplomats weighed rumors of his possible downfall or execution amid Kremlin power struggles.
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London
Georgi Malenkov
Matenkaya
Moscow
Alexi Pavienko
Statens
Malenkov
Pavienko
Supreme Soviet
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic
British Foreign Office
Abou
Savion
Kremlin
Moscate Radio
Fremier
Aloscow
Communist Party
Malenkot
Chicago Tribune
Malenkar
New Delhi
Personal notes and visits across states and counties
Alec and Roy Linton arrive in California to spend two weeks with Linton's parents as a Litton family group returns from 29 months in England with the U S Air Force. Mrs Irving Landauer and Sallie Kate Landauer travel from Rosemont Avenue to Charlottesville Virginia to visit Dr and Mrs George D Spence. Marty Zimmerman Jr and sons Steven Elliott and Philip Martin from Atlanta Georgia stay with Mrs Zimmerman’s parents in North Market Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Burh of Thurmont quietly observe their 38th wedding anniversary. On February 23, Mr Buch marked his 81st birthday.
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Alec
Roy L. Linton
California
Linton
Rex W. Linton
I Road
Te Litton
Frem
England
U.S. Air Force
Irving MM. Landauer
Sallie Kate Landauer
Rosemont Avenue
Landauer
Walker-Brandenburg Engagement Announced
Mary Ann Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight T Walker of Kemptown is engaged to James Oscar Brandenburg son of Mr and Mrs Hoy Brandenburg also of Kemptown. Miss Walker, Mount A High School 1954 graduate, is completing her freshman year at West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon. Brandenburg entered the U S Army in March 1951 and served in Korea attaining sergeant. he received an honorable discharge in January 1955.
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Dwight T. Walker
Illness and hospital transfers reported in local notices
Among the sick Mrelave Witlard Puseng Chase recently underwent treatment at suburban Hospital Bethesda. Formerly Miss N Jobe Wilson of 340 Magna Avenue Was transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to University Hospital of Baltimore Monday for observation and treatment. Mrs C Erdman of Penney Farms Fla comes to Prishir Pain with her day undergoing treatment for eye. Mrs Charles Rinna East Second Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mrs Rasmond Lown Kemptown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last Monday and underwent surgery Wednesday. Market prices Wheat and Barley shown with prices per bushel.
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Mrelave Witlard
Puseng Chase
Suburban
Bethesda
Jobe Wilson
Magnalia Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pniversiy Hospital
Baltimore
C. Erdman
Penney Farms
Fla
Tormeris Romnty
Tae
Prishir
Charles Rinna
East Second Steeer
Frederics Memore
Rasmond Lown
Kemptown
Frederick Mennvnal Hospital
So They Tell Me By Betty Sullivan
Dolores Ka Katy, a teen from Paterson New Jersey, aborts high school to work in a ferment factory and help her Syrian-born mother, then travels with a bus seat companion through Florida. The story follows her faith that life is good, her world tour dream, and a final byline moment with a newspaper reporter.
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Betty Sullivan
Dolores Ka- Katy
Aspeyts
Dolores
Paterson
N. J
Terri
Ed Sullivan
Miami Beach
Tim
Florida
Man Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail for Intoxication
In Peobles Court this morning Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield sentenced Michael F. Peters to 60 days in jail in default of a £100 fine on an intoxication charge. Peters had just been released from custody after a prior term. The case cites conduct in a hallway of an apartment building on Maryland 26.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peobles
Michael F. Peters
Peters
Sdt
Sherman Boone
Tiscon Low
Market Street
Motaris Fertreiing
Maston FH
Avis
Ophelia
Tauure
Maryland
Beaverdale
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Suss Carel
Ana Movien
Dauetter
Union Biatce
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Flame
Games Asses
Thane
Thanas
Hong
Charles Blackdaher
Paub Stall
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Kenneth Tyson
Atty
W.C. Cox
North Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Mildred C
Thelma L. Cox
J. Milton Crum
Minnie Lentz
Carter Cox
Falls Church
James Cox
Jimims
Steve
Frances Cox
Leel
Exchange Club
V. F W. Country Club
Charles Strosnider
Claurie Ysmith
Louis J. Warner
L Ncallun
Gilmore A. Hamilton
REID
Freiderek
Silas
James Richard Rowe
Ridgiey
W. Va
Richard Byerne Young
Fred
Pal Tawre
Uptelle
Samuel N. Baughman
Warnesboro
U.S. A
Doris Ann Baumgardner
West Fifth Street
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Donald W. Bowser
William Boone Jr
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