Understanding Bunions and Their Treatment
Doctor explains bunions form at the inner base of the big toe and cause pain when wearing shoes. Non surgical care includes properly fitted footwear and avoiding pressure. surgery, such as a bursectomy, may be necessary in stubborn cases. Also notes about fluid buildup, cast healing, and that prevention is best. Deeds recorded cover sales of properties in Mt Pleasant district and to Rhoderick in Furnace, with prices around $4,000 and $23,310.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Howard M. Stevens
William A. Watkins
Mt. Pleasant
Richard E. Zimmerman
Edward J. Smith
George H. Bras Catoctin Furnace
Moscow
Smith
Russia
Amaybe
Ambassador Smith
The Chrysler Strike Signals Weigh on National Labor Tensions
The Chrysler wage walkout threat follows past coal-field strikes and rail actions, testing industrial resolve. CAW argues higher wages are needed to match cost increases, not boosted output, while critics warn of rising prices and broader manufacturing disruption. The scenario risks a creeping paralysis with uneven effects on workers.
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Chrysler
John L. Lewis
CAW
The Charm of Nature and Its Quiet Majesty
A meditation on nature’s charm and abundance. The earth provides soil fertility, fruit trees, fish, water, and diverse life that sustain human needs. Nature’s beauty through wind, birds, and colors inspires joy, culminating in a view of creation as wonderfully good.
Proper Attire To Be Shown At Fashion Show
Woodstock Va residents Beth Benedex 48 plans a fashion show with music by College orchestra. Home Economics Department and club present the event under Miss Bethel Caster and Moss Selina Willia advisers. The program features long curved leather frames as early ski gear origin reference.
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Wil Mo
Beth Benedex
Woodstock
Tion
Miss Martha
Inmstructor
Home Economics
Home Economics Club
Miss Bethel
Caster
Moss Selina
Willia
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items from May 18 1898 note workmen under Willard C Keller preparing Mt Olivet cemetery site for the Ker Monument foundation. Undertaker Rice to disinter Francis Scott Key and wife for placement in foundation. Dr S T Haffner named health officer for Frederick County by commissioners. Mrs George W Ramsburg named to Board of Charities and Corrections to fill Ramsburg vacancy. Horse of David Mensell runs away in Utica, damaging wagon and colliding with two vehicles. Half inch hailstones fall around Buckeystown Park Mills Arbor damaging fruit and cherries. wheat cut. At City Opera House a small audience sees A Bachelor’s Honeymoon. prior night in Cumberland the lead actress’ wardrobe and box receipts were seized by the sheriff.
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Willard C. Keller
Mt. Olivet
Ker
Rice
Francis Scott Key
S. T. Haffner
Frederick County
George W. Ramsburg
Board of Charities and
J. Harman Ramsburg
David Mensell
Utica
North Market Street
Buckerystown
Park Mills
Arbor
Opera House
Cumberland
Sheruf
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 18 1928
Twenty years ago items include an indoor fair at the State Armory to raise funds for a roof garden with Cresap's Rifles backing the event. Frederick tied for first in the Blue Ridge League by beating Marburg 5-3 as Downes and Ashwestrong starred. Plans were under way for the May 26 opening of the Thurmont Rocky Ridge road with a motor parade from Thurmont to Rocky Ridge. John N Mackail of the State Roads Commission chaired the effort.
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Brust
FL Seeger
State Armory
Cresap’s Rifles
Img
Thurmont-Roecky Ridge
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
John N Mackail
State Roads Commission
Bowles plots Eisenhower ticket dynamics in Washington Daybook
Washington Daybook reports Chet Bowles seeking to fuse anti Truman forces into an Eisenhower Douglas ticket plan. Senator Lister Hill backs a moderate path. Alabama primary tallies favor Hill Sparks and Sparkman. GOP youth platform ideas include UN reforms and civil rights, while Chief Justice Vinson faces calls for a draft presidential bid.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Chet Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Democratic Party
Esenhower- Douglas
Supreme Court
Wiliam ©. Douglas
New Dealer
Douglas
Esenhower
Roosevelt
Alabama
Truman
Eisenhower
South
Ill
Sagen
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Senate Noor
Hill
P. S
Jim Folsom
Old Guard
Chauncey Sparks
John Sparkman
Cornerstone Laid Service At Germantown Church Of God
The Germantown Church of God known locally as Bethel will hold a Sunday service to lay the cornerstone for a new native sandstone building. Rev Clarence McGaha leads with Rev H E Wagner of Chambersburg Pa delivering the main address. Music by Carrellton and Finksburg youth groups with Mr and Mrs Raymond Basshart. Contractors Brown Brothers and Moore Brothers handle masonry and carpentry. Derogations from the Maryland and Virginia Eldership are expected. Milk on the farm contains 14 to 18 pounds of mineral matter per ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Chambersburg
Brown Brothers
Iasanry
Moore Brothers
Maryland
Virginia
Russia Poised For Change In External Policy
Washington analysts weigh a possible shift in Soviet external policy as Russia reopens the Dairen port and recalls key officials. Ambassador Gromyko is replaced by Jacob Malik while Moscow reassesses stance in UN committees and potential four power talks.
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Washington
Russia
Dairen
China
Gromyko
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Moscow
Lern
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 19th Century Figures
Know America Today's anniversaries recount important 19th century figures born in New York Connecticut Rhode Island and North Carolina including clergyman educator Sheldon Jackson physician Alphonse Rockwell surgeon William Bull newspaper publisher Josiah Daniels and Variety founder Sime Silverman. Also notes Today in History events from 1836 to 1954 and today’s birthdays of notable figures like Frank Capra and Charles Diehl.
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Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
New York
Alphonse D. Rockwell
New Haven
Conn
Wiliam T. Bull
Newport
R. I
Josephus
Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Wilson
Mexico
Washington, N. C
Sime Silverman
Variety
Cortland
Thomas Midgley, Jr
Beaver Balls
Columbus
Ohio
Ted Mafone Radin
Colorado Sprimes
Colo
John Dale Sep
Naval Opera
Augusta
Atk
William F Russell
Teachers College
Columbiaversity
Delhi N.Y
Frank Capra
nTialy
Charles F. Roos
New Statistician
Econometric Society
New Orleans
Charles FE Diehl
Southwestern College
Mem- Tenn
Charles Town
Alber W Palmer
Chicago Themogical Seminary
Kansas City
Court Files Opinion in Brubaker Case
Baltimore city court judge Mason sides with Col. Beverly Ober in Brubaker pension dispute. Brubaker, a former lieutenant and head of the Traffic Collision Statistical Bureau, claimed incapacity. the court found he could perform supervisory duties and noted he runs a 370 acre farm in Grenwood Howard County.
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Baltimore
Mason
Marlin D. Brubaker
Col
Beverly Ober
Brubaker
Ober
Oper
Grenwood
Howard County
Expansion of Parole System Asked By Benson
Baltimore May 18 F Murray Benson state director of parole and probation recommended Maryland greatly expand its system of parole officers to one per county plus 12 in Baltimore He also urged a three man state parole board to take over final parole authority from the governor a measure that prompted a 1947 legislative bill and a cabinet inquiry by a special commission into the parole system
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Baltimore
F. Murrey Benson
Maryland
Benson
General Assembly
Warmer Weather Is Many Hours Away
The Weather Bureau said warmer weather is several hours off with cool and clear skies after a night shower. High precipitation this month totals 3.83 inches, with tonight's low in the low forties and tomorrow's forecast for fair, cool conditions. Expect increasing clouds Thursday with rain possible in the afternoon or night. A light hail fall occurred in Middletown Monday afternoon with no damage.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Middletown
Fishing Intrigue Behind Smith-Molotov Moscow Visit
NEA columnist Peter Edson recounts how Ambassador Smith went to see Molotov ostensibly for diplomacy but the trip aimed partly to enable a fishing vacation in Normandy. The piece notes protocol, memoranda exchanges, and a Molotov propaganda move that strained U.S. diplomacy amid postwar tensions.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith
V. M. Bolotov
Ambassador Smith
Normandy
France
Marshall
Amer- Marshall
South
Tor
Smith
MachiaelHan
Smith-Moalotov
Molotov
Jotov
iSmith
Americians
Moloier
Truman
Soviet Union
Staite Department
Publc
Diplor
Meat Handlers Spurn Offer in Chicago Strike
Chicago May 18 CIO meat handlers rejected Swift & Company’s plan to end two months of nationwide strike. Talks paused after midnight with no resumption date. Swift proposed three settlement conditions while CIO Packinghouse Workers vetoed, citing a provision allowing discharge of striking workers and a nine cent hourly wage increase in effect since May 3.
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Chicago
P—Cio
Swift & Company
CIO
Oleo Tax Retention Urged By U S Dairy Group
Washington May 18 A dairy group urged Congress to retain some oleo taxes while repealing the import duty on foreign oleo Secretary Charles W Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation said it would be unfair to let the oleo industry masquerade as butter while shielded from foreign competition He proposed keeping the 10 cents per pound tax on colored oleo reducing federal tax for wholesalers retailers and manufacturers to one dollar a year and repealing only the quarter cent per pound tax on uncolored oleo He testified before the Senate Finance Committee opposing a House plan to repeal all federal taxes on butter substitutes
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Washington
Congress
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Senate Finance Committee
Urbana Homemakers Club Meets In Early June
The Urbana Homemakers Club met May 6 at Mrs Bennets home with Dirs Dave Smelser presiding. Members sang and recited the American Creed. Miss Miriam Leiter spoke on Kitchen Work Surfaces to save energy, noting correct height. Dutch painter themed roll call, Mrs John Ridd reviewed Dutch art. Refreshments by Mrs Monroe Stull. Next meeting is the annual taxn party at Mrs Dave Smeiser, Mount Airy, on June 3.
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Urbana
Urbana Homemakers
Bennet
Dirs
Dave Smelser
Miriam Leiter
Art Chaan
John
Walkersville Lions Charter Night Draws Regional Lions
The Glade Valley Lions Club hosts its fourth annual Charter Night at Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights. Judge Charles E Moylan of the Supreme Bench Baltimore city will speak followed by Judge Sforlan’s address and a 30 minute magic show by Dave Hagan. Jerry Marrone’s orchestra provides dancing from 9 to 11 30. Club president Claude H Barrick and charter committee chair William D Powell preside. Members invite Lions from Frederick Middletown Myersville Thurmont New Windsor Union Bridge Mt Airy and Emmitsburg.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
Jerry Marrone
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
Iis
Glade Valley, Club
William D. Powell
Welklersville
Charteright
Walkersville
Lions Clubs
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
Thurmont
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Questions and Answers on Nature and History
A collection of trivia covering trees versus shrubs, the Rainbow Natural Bridge in Utah, Babylon irrigation via Euphrates water, Thoreau’s hermit year, top military medals, ancient Troy near Hissariik, the fastest bird the Golden eagle at 129 mph, and the invention of the sewing machine by an American named Howe in 1526.
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Blas Howe
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