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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1959

Page

8

Germantown Youth Wins In Road-E-O

Germantown youth William Sengrey won the Road-E-O title at the Mainland Safe Driving event, earning a stereo record player and plaques while awards were handed by officials including Maryland troopers and state police. A later report covered an Iran base attack by anti communist tribesmen in Iraq and tennis entrants at Paris.

Wiliam R. Sengrey Drs Nplid Saturnas Nopp.se Spomseren Cem- Resé-E-O Wasman Sanzr Sone Akare Sammer Georges Sepsen A. Yee Furth Santrey E Corbin Department of Vehicles TFC HJ. Broun David Rogers Keane Maryland State Police James R Wesrd Marylands Association Glenn A. Main Jr Frederick Jaycees G. Bernard Cailan Jr Roid-E-O Chearies V. Mein Frederick Howard J. Thomas Maryland Jaycees Pawl E. Burke Maryland Ae Safety Commission Robert H. Nixson Philadelphia Chrysler Cor Clyde M. Roney James R. Hahn Howard

Hoffa backs steel workers if strike erupts in Boston

In Boston at a breakfast Hoffa said if steel labor stops work the Teamsters will support steel workers. He condemned editors and cartoonists, displayed a cartoon, and urged action against those he said misrepresent labor. Hoffa warned employers would face consequences if they oppress workers.

Boston Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Hols Cathedral of the Cross Boston Teamsters Boston Suruday Herald

Fewer Appendicitis Cases Listed in 1955 Report

New York AP reports appendicitis cases shrinking from 10 percent of operations in 1941 to about 2 percent in 1955. Drs Castleton Preston Sauer note declines across large and small hospitals, attributing trends to diet, habits, and antibiotics, with better overall health possibly reducing incidences.

New York Kenneth B. Castleton Salt Lake City Utah Charles B Preston Chicago Dean Sauer St. Louis Archives of Surgery The American Medical Tehran Iran Menuchehr Eghbal

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