Hospitals face obsolete programs and shifting care
In Baltimore at a spring conference, Johns Hopkins vice president J Douglas Coleman warned that hospital programs have become obsolete due to medical advances. He urged administrators to balance doctors nurses and volunteers while trustees push for better patient care amid bed growth and nursing shortages.
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Garfield Hospital
Washington
Expensive Holstein Bull Boosts Maryland Herd Prospects
Maryland farmers welcomed Skokie Great Ovation, one of the costliest Holstein bulls, bought by 24 breeders for about 12000 dollars. The 5-year-old, weighing 2000 pounds, arrived from Langhorne, Pa, to aid artificial insemination plans at the Maryland Artificial Breeding Co-operative. Dr. E. J. Weatherby noted high milk-production potential from his daughters and predicted breeding to thousands of Maryland cows next year if supply allows.
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Short Course At University In June
The 26th Annual Rural Women's Short Course will run June 16-21 at the University of Maryland. Miss Helen Irene Smith says Maryland Extension Service specialists will teach classes in home management foods and nutrition clothing family life and more. First timers may attend four sessions per chosen two classes. four year attendees have special sessions. Classes meet one hour with Friday shortened for commencement.essay A coffin is considered a very appropriate gift for an aged relative in China.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
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China
Night Court Returns Details of Fines and Appeals
Night Court proceedings disclosed fines and appeals for several cases. John C Rems burg Jr of Yellow Springs was fined 250 dollars after pleading guilty to a fourth offense of operating after license revocation. Mary L Edwards was sentenced to six months in Maryland Reformatory for Females after stabbing Lorraine Thomas. Appeals were taken in all three sentences. Norman H Stine paid 10 dollars and costs for reckless taxi collision with a garbage truck. Irvin T Bagent was found not guilty of improper parking as garbage crew loaded routes on East Church Street. Remsburg received a 60 day jail sentence in default of fine with bond posted for appeal.
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Prison testimony cites warrant in stabbing case
Sergt. Ben Phebus Jr. and Officer Vernon Heffner testified that a colored woman was arrested on a warrant issued by Lorraine Thomas of Frederick for stab wounds in her stomach and breast. The defense argued the injuries were caused by the husband or a woman companion of the defendant. City collaterals of $10.80 each were forfeited on drunkenness charges against several colored individuals in Lime Kiln and Brunswick.
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Australian Troops Moved To Koje Island Camp
May 23 Seoul reports that Australian troops from the British Commonwealth Division are being moved to Koje Inland to reinforce the Allied POW camp. One battalion will depart tomorrow to join U S paratroopers of the 187th Airborne Regiment, already at Koje after outbreaks. Some South Korean forces are also on Koje.
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Koje
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Eighth Army
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Unclear Social Scene Mentioned With Dates
The text describes a man walking with two women on a downtown street and contrasts wrong and right positioning. It notes early use of fighter planes from ships dating to 1912 with the introduction of the catapult.
Tivoli and Frederick Theaters Next Week Lineup
The Tivoli opens next week with The Alan and the Horse in Warner color Sunday to Wednesday starring Steve Cochran and Wildfire. The Battle of Apache Pass features John Lund and Jeff Chandler Thursday to Saturday. Frederick Theater schedules Sudan Technicolor Sunday to Monday, Flam ing Feather Tuesday to Wednesday with Sterling Hayden, Forrest Tucker, then Night Stage to Galveston and Tough as They Come with the Dead End Kids Thursday to Saturday, plus Chapter 1 of Junior G Men.
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Wildfire
Apache Pass
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Jeff Chandler
Lochise
Frederick Theater
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Marla Montez
Sterling Hayden
Forrest Tucker
Galveston
Gene Autry
Casualties identified in Korea list update May 2017
The Defense Department released a Korea casualty list noting 83 additional entries. The tally shows 20 killed, 59 wounded, two missing or missing and two injured in action.
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Defense Department
Korea
Quo Vadis at Opera House features Taylor Kerr in drama
At the Opera House today through Thursday M G M presents Quo Vadis a large scale production based on the famous book. The cast is led by Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr. In Tahlequah Oklahoma on May 23 ten members of two Indian families died in a house fire struck by lightning. Dorothy Scott about 30 mother of four of the children died later in hospital. Runaway Scott husband and a surviving child were critically burned and expected to die.
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Suspicious Character Spotted on Euclid Avenue
A 30 year old man dressed in a coonskin cap white dinner jacket zebra striped shirt luminous tie red plaid pants and blue white sneakers walked Euclid Avenue last night. Police arrested him on a likely suspicious person charge. Local readers urged to say you saw it in The News.
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