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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
5
American officials said a Soviet Joker surfaced in the Germany agreement, lifting the Berlin blockade and allowing land traffic into Western Berlin. 250000 residents joined two rallies marking the end of the blockade as Berlin remained split with two administrations and police controls removed. Western and Soviet licensed papers again circulated, though dispute over exports persisted.
Airlift crews keep delivering supplies to Western Berlin at about 500 tons per hour and expect to continue for 30 days. The four power Foreign Ministers conference opens in Paris May 23 to assess Russia's aims and the Western response.
A historical note cites grim remarks about airlift casualties and a call for hard headed businessmen to handle the situation. A May Mothers Day dinner at Frederick Route 5 honors Mrs Annie Riddinger with relatives and visitors from nearby towns in attendance.
The passage lists numerous residents and relatives from Red Lion Woodsboro Middletown Lewis town and Frederick including Garland Rush erman John Biddinger Elizabeth Ann Hilda Kline Fay Ellen Edgar Allen Madeline Naomi Shir ley Loretta Ruth Kline Irene Clem Rufus Kline Charles Clem Betty Jean Frank Edward Roy Clem and Carol Roderick.
An experimental radioactive dye named diodo fluorescein will be tested at the U S Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland to study brain tumor cases. The first shipment arrived from Oak Ridge Tennessee where it was made radioactive with radio iodine from the atomic pile noting its ability to localize in certain brain tumors. The dye can be visualized on the skull surface with a lead shielded Geiger Muller counter.
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