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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1950

Page

5

Association leaders named at Frederick commerce meet

The Frederick News notes a gathering of business and labor figures including James Edward Hooper of William E. Hooper and Sons E J Moran of the CIO Randall Sterling AFL Labor Commissioner Joseph P DiDomenico and State Welfare Director J Milton Patterson for a freight of civic discussion.

Fore the News Frederick More Association of Commerce James Edward Hooper William E. Hooper and Sons E J. Moran CIO Randall Sterling AFL Joseph PF. DiDomenico J. Milton Patterson

Names 15 To Study Welfare Problem In Md

Annapolis March 80 Governor Lane appointed today a 15 member commission to study Maryland welfare and relief policies. The group will explore local works programs as a relief option for the unemployed. The House committee had rejected such a drastic idea but approved a resolution for a full welfare study. The commission was asked to report to the 1951 Legislature. Members include State Senators Hofferbert McAlister Stromberg and Delegates Preston McLeish Wanen Ramsburg Cook and others. Also LA Helfrich production manager of Union Chemical and chairman of the Social Security Committee of the Baltimore firm.

Annapolis Lane Maryland House Banking and Insurance Committee Charman William Ir . Mahaney Department of Employment Security General Assembly Whitworth Rallegany Mahaney Hofferbert Balic Ist McAlister Dorchester Stromberg Howard Preston L A Helfrich UY $ Industrial Chemicals Social Security Committee Balti

Mild uptick in unemployment reported in 1950 outlook

U S Labor Department officials say there is a very mild upward trend in unemployment. They place current joblessness at about 4,750,000 and project roughly 509,000 college graduates will seek June employment. They warn automation shrinks unskilled demand while education levels rise, yet foresee no repeat of the 1930s mood.

Atlantic City Noj U. S. Labor Department Edward L Keenan Bureau of Employment Security Nyan Clague Keenan Clague

Six Viruses Trained To Hunt Cancer Cells

Chicago report on March 20 states six viruses were trained to target cancer cells in small experimental animals. five viruses killed the subjects, but one from Siberia destroyed a tumor in a fowl without harming the bird. Dr Commedus P. Rhoads of Memorial Hospital and Sloan-Kettering Institute described the work, noting potential, risks, and that human trials are not imminent.

Chicago Siberia Commedus P. Rhoads New York Rhoads Memorial Hospital Cancar Hospital Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Wie United States

Brothers And Wives Accused In Tax Case

Baltimore March 30 two brothers and their wives are charged by a grand jury with conspiracy to make fraudulent Maryland state income tax returns and perjury. The Sekulows, partners in a hat company, posted bail of 1500 each for the men and 1000 each for the women. Jack Sekulow faces perjury counts for 1942 to 1945 on individual returns and 1946 and 1947 on joint returns. Abraham Sekulow is charged with perjury on 1942 44 and 45 returns plus joint perjury counts.

Baltimore Maryland William J. O'Donnell Jack Sekulow Ida Abraham Sekulow Florence

Jury in Tting Fraudulent Returns From 1943 to 1948

Four individuals stand indicted for conspiring to file fraudulent tax returns between April 1, 1943, and April 15, 1948. The presentment does not cite any income tax figures.

Freak Mud Storm Strikes Salisbury

A bizarre mud storm hits Salisbury on March 30 causing a surge in laundry, dry cleaning, and auto washing as dust from the West mixes with a heavy shower over the Eastern Shore. Cars suffer mud caking, windshields fail, and laundry operators report widespread equipment issues amid customers’ complaints.

Salisbury Norman Toadvine

Dangerous And High Speed Race Dropped

Cleveland announces drastic overhaul of the National Air Races. The Thompson Trophy race is dropped along with all old type surplus military airplanes. The Bendix propeller division is canceled. Future races will feature long range jet events. This follows fatal incidents involving Bill Oder and others.

Cleveland Bill Oder Los Angeles

Petitions and closed course racing around grandstand for midget planes

A brief note describes petitions and closed course racing around the grandstand held for midget planes. The text emphasizes the events and locations but lacks fuller details of participants or dates.

Civinette Card Party Round Three at Zimmerman Home

The Civinette Club hosted its third round robin card party Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman’s Lee Place home. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Fadley, Mrs. Raymond Bowers Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lescalleet, Margaret Strawsburg, Emma Lewis, Lil Myers, Helen Mercer, Nellie Smith, Blanche Oden, I L Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. I L Stevens, and several other couples. Prizes were awarded to I L Stevens.

Civinette Civinette Club Melvin Zimmerman Lee Place Donald Fadley Raymond Bowers, Jr Melvin Lescalleet Margaret Strawsburg Emma Lewis Lil Myers Helen Mercer Nellie Smith Blanche Oden I. L. Stevens Oliver Engelbrecht Grace Mercer Roy Rhoderick Ralph Yingling Elizabeth Whitmore

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