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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1948
Page
2
Frederick County districts report results for the general election. The 60 Fa GE Club event will be held November 12 at the Frederick County Historical Society House on West Patrick Street.
Democrats won at least six new state houses previously held by Republicans, boosting their share to at least 31 of 48 governorships. Returns at 8 am showed 17 Democratic and eight Republican victories in 33 contests, with three of eight unsettled races leaning Democratic and five Republican. Republicans lost Ohio and Illinois, while Connecticut elected Chester Bowles and Indiana chose Henry Schricker.
Doctor explains digitalis from foxglove supports weakened heart muscle and irregular beats. Proper dose is crucial, with supervision and forms including injections or oral tablets. Risks include stomach upset and heart effects that subside after adjusting or stopping.
Dr Jordan answers reader questions about heart medicine noting digitalis remains a dominant drug since Withering introduced it. The columnist warns about hair dye questions but emphasizes consulting a doctor for chemical formulas and potential sensitivities. Gears can be made from wood cotton fabrics leather plastics and glass.
The Frederick Art Club met on Thursday evening October 28 at the home of Miss Helen Smith in Old Braddock. Mrs. David Q. Griffin chaired. October to December plans cover arts and crafts with Maryland art discussion January to May. Mrs. Hammond Clary spoke on pastel painting, noting its suitability for quick landscapes and portraits, while Mrs. Grayson Palmer introduced wood ware studies from colonial America. Mrs. Howard Green covered Miss Smiths art work featured in a Baltimore paper. Refreshments were served by Miss Smith, Mrs. Griffin, and Miss Catherine Long, then the group toured Miss Smiths shop.
Reports from Peiping indicate a Communist victory in Manchuria shocks Chinese loyalists to Chiang Kai-shek. Leaders call it a disaster and monumental tragedy as fears grow of further offensives. Observers note vast troop and supply losses threaten the Nationalist war effort and imply possible strategic changes in Nanking. Premier Wong signals possible resignation over budget burdens from heavy military spending.
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