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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1948
Page
2
A commentator reflects on the first Alamogordo test bomb and earlier nuclear devices the Hiroshima Nagasaki and Bikini bombs. He argues wartime constraints shaped early designs and that America's dominance in atomic weapons hinges on ongoing progress and testing rather than static advantage.
Honolulu reports new U S atomic tests at Eniwetok demonstrate far greater efficiency than Hiroshima and Bikini bombs. Lt Gen John E Hull and staff describe three improved devices tested under tight secrecy with key officials confirming significant advances. Details on test sites and dates remain restricted, but the program is described as a major step forward.
Advertised liniment claims ten years of relief for slabbing pain and discomfort. The message urges readers to try Retna Bring and Axx for a closer fit with gon near ras sload liniment.
Baltimore May 18 world Zionist leader announced large numbers of combat veterans volunteering in the United States for service with the new Jewish Army. Dr EEan Seidel projected a possible full battalion of 800 to 1,000 men could be raised in Baltimore within a week despite U S neutrality policy. Meanwhile in Oceana West Virginia Rep Kee said the postmaster candidate is named Please Wright as the party weighs the local race.
Baltimore surgeon Dr. Albert R Wilkerson received ten months in prison and a $10,000 fine for evading over $61,305 in federal income taxes. He pled guilty in District Court before Judge William C Coleman, with U S District Attorney Bernard J Flynn stating the evasion spanned 1941 onward. witness Donald G Knecht testified that expenditures exceeded reported income. Defense lawyers asked for leniency and probation before sentencing.
A court rejected a request to increase a ten month sentence to one year and one day so Wilkerson could access Federal parole rules. The judge, Coleman, refused to grant the plea despite arguments from involved parties. Suede leather is described as finish work without kidzkins or lambskins.
The Board of Public Works authorized increased fire protection for the chronic disease hospital at Camp Ritchie in Annapolis. State Engineer John B. Funk estimated the construction cost at 3000 dollars. The safeguards will be implemented to enhance safety.
A plan adds a fire chief and assistant from state health or military staff. Fire alarm systems, ward exits, and fire exit lighting will be installed with temporary occupancy for short durations. The Araby WSCS met at Mrs. Jobo Gue’s home with prayers, songs, and a program on Women in Path of Service.
Clarence Ausherman and Mrs Earl Rice led a business session noting plans for a W S&C S birthday party on May 20 at 7 30 p m daylight saving time. Meeting closed with a benediction and refreshments served by the hostess. Next gathering is June 14 at 8 oclock in the Parish Hall hosted by Mrs Ralph Ka node Sr
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