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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1951
Page
7
The Dalai Lama has long held both temporal and spiritual authority in Tibet. The Panchen Lama made a bid to seize spiritual leadership, but his efforts failed while the Dalai Lama stayed in Lhasa.
Tokyo reports a sweeping Tibet liberation treaty giving the Red Army control of Tibet and its foreign affairs. Tibet will be integrated into the Red Army and its defense under a Chinese commander, with Dalai Lama’s power unchanged while a Panchen Lama is to be created.
A runaway boxcar at a Los Angeles railroad yard plowed into a line of parked cars, killing a 40 year old housewife and injuring 13 others. Firefighters spent three hours freeing victims from tangled wreckage as four cars were demolished. Brakeman Waldo A Brown tried to stop the car as it sped about two miles at 40 mph. The Southern Pacific Railway blamed faulty brakes for the crash.
Fire safety notes suggest using doors that resist flames to slow spread. Properly installed fire rated doors can buy critical time during a blaze, protecting occupants and reducing property loss.
The Nurses Alumnae Association of Frederick Memorial Hospital held its May 23 meeting at the Nurses Home. Vice president Mrs Nayada Kefauver presided in the absence of Betty Grabill, a patient at the hospital. Mary Kurchinsky outlined plans to expand and improve the School of Nursing and Nursing Service. The program stressed student nurse education under a trained staff, with three years of training to benefit the nursing profession.
Kurchinsky outlined anticipated financial needs for the new school and thanked the Alumnae for potential support. A brief meeting followed as members discussed fundraising to buy equipment for the Nursing School and a committee volunteered to organize the efforts.
The record shows music was produced after typography emerged, with evidence of use dating back to 1465. This highlights the spread of printed notation soon after movable type became available.
Detroit transit drivers in a 37 day strike voted to remain out until demands are met. About 1,000 of 3,500 strikers attended a mass meeting where Frank X. Martel of the Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor urged resolve. The vote follows a court showdown slated for tomorrow.
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