Anniversaries and historical notes from America Today
Anniversaries list figures such as Josiah Tatnall Gail Borden and Robert Dale Owen with birth and death dates. Today in History covers events from 1815 Delaware to 1947 textile and UN relief milestones, plus notable birthdays including Dr Florence Sabin and Charles G Ross. A horoscope and local notices follow, including a postponed extradition hearing for Ralph Roedwell and connections to related cases.
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Josiah Tatnall
England
China
Savannah
Robert Dale Owen
Indiana
Soulead
Gail Borden
Texas
Galveston
Norwich
N.Y
Frederick Funston
New Carissie
Marie Dresster
Ontario
Canada
Edna Mar Oliver
Boston
Maud Howe Elliott
Daugt Howe
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Britain
Andrew Jackson
John Q. Adams
House of Herre
Clevelaw
Kaiser
Algeria
Patton
Germany
Truman
Florence K Sabin
Denver
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The
Rochtfeller Institute For Medical Research
Central City
Charles G Ross
Independence Mo
Burton Stevenson
General Anoline
New York
New Brunewick
Edward Warner
Pitsburgh
Amateurs Seek Costumes for Suds In Your Eye
The Community Players prepare for shows at Winchester Hall November 1, with 23 actors needing wardrobes. A costume committee, led by Mrs David Everhart and Miss Gilera Gosnell, works with dozen plus women to fit Mrs Turner and others as the prop department struggles for Indian figures and backdrop foliage in a busy stage prep.
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Sonndress
Winchester Hall
Sunda
W. B Bennet
Mary Mauls
Joseph Turner
Robert T. 2
Kanth Beshof
Joseph Urner
Bazel
David Everhart
Juss Gilera Gosnell
Everharts House
Everhart
Rocavnle
Hagerstoun
Novel Receptacle Sought for Depositing Coins
At a late hour last night a search failed to locate any embellished wooden or other kind of receptacle for depositing coins. No Indian figure or symbol was found to be connected with the object.
Not Always Well To Tell Patient Truth
A fragment from a report quotes Dr Charles C Lend of the American Cancer Society stating doctors face a duty to balance truth and harm. He argues that sometimes it is better to spare a patient the full truth to avoid causing distress, a point discussed before the American Public Health Association.
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Boston
Charles C Lend
American Cancer Society
American Public Health Associaton
Fragmented quotes on medical ethics and cancer treatment
Disjointed passages discuss truth in medicine and the principle of do no harm. Dr Lund cites patient hope and the blunt cancer claim, noting that some patients accept no cure and may abandon treatment due to despair and disbelief in recovery.
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der Lund
Thas
Noka Design
The News 1948 Item On Doctor and Charlatan
A brief clipping notes a local incident where a person contemplates leaving a doctor to seek help from a charlatan, reflecting community concern over medical trust and hope in dubious remedies. The item hints at the tension between professional care and unverified remedies in Frederick.
Carloadings Down at B and O Railroad Week Totals
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports 42,607 cars of revenue freight loaded in the week ending November 2 and an additional 21,728 cars received from connections, totaling 63,335 cars. In the previous week the B and I...
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Battamore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Conneting
B &I
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Pio Rice
R. L. Rice
Wilson Avenua
Marne Corp
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Pre Rice
H&s
10Th Marines
Ind Marine Division
PME
Camp Lejeune
Ralph Roedwell
Mercersburg
Chambersburg
Rockwell
Savings Bank
Sergt Charles V. Main
Howard Rice
J Hagers Garageman
Vorine Corps
Pie
Bernard L. Rice
Rus
Orental
Lund
Alwass
the News
Frederick, Md
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Montaly
Yaia F Pinkham
Hillside Motor CO
Plymouth
Thenside Appliance CO
West Patrick St
Crosseskey Television
Frostmaster
Studebaker
Studebaker Trucks
Hillside Motor Company
West Patrick ST. Phoxe
Korvo
Eid
Brees
Isc
Walcot
Peoples Service Drug Stores
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Sunoco
Sunoco Mercury
Motec
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