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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1957

Page

6

County Officials Highlight Health, Roads, and Population Trends

Discussion covers county health funding with Montevue Home care for 79 residents, a 960 mile road network funded by gas tax, and fiscal aims to ease school construction. Estimates compare China, India, the Soviet Union, and the United States populations into 1958 and 1959 forecasts.

Ereeerick Alt Wwo Montevue Frederick County China Gia Soviet Unions United States

Four Countries House Half World Population

About half the world's people live in four nations Communist China India the Soviet Union and the United States. The piece notes population concentration and related education and road funding concerns, and mentions Jehovah's Witnesses missionary activity in Maryland circuit. It also reports the Maryland Veterans Commission moving floors in Winchester Hall.

Washington China India Soviet Union United States Weaver Costa Rica Airs Jehovah's Witnesses Harold Maynard Lawsos Frederick

Mrs. Russell McCain Appointed Red Cross Leader

Emily C. Bittle of the Frederick Red Cross announced the appointment of Mrs. Russell McCain as the new chairman of Red Cross home service in Frederick. McCain succeeds Mrs. Albert Dean and brings four years of trained social aid experience to visits with families of local servicemen and veterans.

Tee Frederick County Red Cross Theodore Rina McCain Daniel Weta IE Red Frederick South Market Street Albert Dean Dean Emily C. Bittle The Frederick Red Cross

Family Of Four Die From Asphyxiation

A Silver Spring family is found dead from suspected asphyxiation after a furnace chimney failure. Mr and Mrs George W. Fischer Jr and their sons Michael 7 and Martin 5 were discovered by the father’s brother Merton J. Davis of Alexandria Va. Firefighters report smoke and gas masks. the family had reportedly been ill with flu.

Silver Spring Mad Autiar George W. Fischer Jr Michael Martin Fischer andMrs. Fischer

Assistant state official cites Buddhism founder origins

Ernest Lipps said Gautama Siddhartha, founder of Buddhism, was born in India. Lipps noted the office had been in the west wing for 12 years, was moved, and the phone line transferred late Thursday afternoon, with the number remaining unchanged.

Ernest Lipps Gautama Siddherthe India B. C Fae Amathar Inantian Gowamkusi Sveauu Lipps

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