Talk On Work Of AA At Frederick Lions Club
A Hagerstown AA member spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon to explain Alcoholics Anonymous aims and its twelve steps. He described AA as a fellowship of former drinkers, noting the steps are guidelines to daily abstinence and self improvement. The talk emphasized honesty, faith, and perseverance as paths to sobriety, with a caution that some cannot follow the program. The speaker closed by asserting AA’s track record and inviting others to try with sincere effort.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Hagerstown AA
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Alvey V. Renn
Henry Baylor
Lewis
Local Lions members and officials named in roster fragment
Readable names list includes Hoffenmaier Jack Cohegan Page Hopkins from Silver Spring Lions. Regin Sohl Mr Rainier Carl Duckworth Alexandria Va. FE W Pittinger Ray Wilson Clinton Kelly Union Bridge. Robert Riddlemoser Thomas Ogle Leo Hood Mt Airy. Ray Staley Walkersville. Massey H Roe Vernon Stone J B Townsend Hagerstown. C Cyril Klein Frederick City Superintendent of Parks.
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Hoffenmaier
Jack Cohegan
Page Hopkins
Lions
Silver Spring
Regin Sohl
Mr. Rainier
Carl Duckworth
Alexandria
Lions FE
W. Pittinger
Ray Wilson
Clinton Kelly
Union Bridge
Robert Riddlemoser
Thomas Ogle
Leo Hood
Mt. Airy
Ray Staley
Walkersville
International Counclllor
Massey H. Roe
Vernon Stone
J. B. Townsend
Hagerstown
Frederick City
C. Cyril Klein
Death Rate Among Troops Is Reduced in Korea
New York, Nov 9. Maj. Gen. Raymond W. Bliss said the death rate among wounded American troops in Korea is less than half that of World War I. The wounded death rate is under 2 percent, vs 4.6 percent in World War I and 8 percent in another WWI reference. Helicopters aid rapid transport to hospitals, with Bliss noting fewer doctors are used yet survival remains excellent.
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New York
Korea
Raymond W. Bliss
Bliss
United States
Foxes Primary Vector for Rabies Says Britannica
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica foxes are a chief means of transmitting rabies to humans and other animals, highlighting their role in spread patterns and the importance of control measures. The entry emphasizes fox populations as a focus for public health monitoring and preventive efforts.
Notable anniversaries mark American figures and events
Today in history recalls Robert Hayne born near Charleston in 1791 and matthias Baldwin born in 1801. It honors Samuel Gridley Howe and Frederic A Bridgman, plus Henry Van Dyke and Vachel Lindsay. Also notes Marine Corps founding in 1775 Rutgers charter 1776 and a 1881 star route fraud case opening in Washington.
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Robert Y. Hayne
South Carolina
U. S
Webster
Charleston
Matthias W. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Elizabethtown
N. J
Samuel Gridley Howe
Haston
Perkins Institute For the
U. S. Marine Corps
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Queen's College
Washington
Acquittal and wartime notes amid 1917 headlines rise
The fragment covers suffragists freed after picketing the White House, German armistice talks with Gen. Fock’s delegation, reception of the armistice terms, and a late 1910s mood. It lists births, notable figures, a forecast on a child’s morality, and the Baltimore estate of Dr. Harry S. Greenbaum with planned gifts to Johns Hopkins.
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White House
Fock
Sigat
Lin
St A. mM
U. S. Public Health Service
Oran
North
Marshall
France
Italy
Austria
Vishinsky
Soviet Russia
Allan B. Kline
Winton
Towa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Waterbury
Nebr
John P. Marquand
Newburyport
Mass
Wilmington
Del
Donald B. MacMil
Hopkins
Baltimore
Harry S. Greenbaum
Johris Hopkins
Baltimore physician dies. will filed in Orphans Court
The Baltimore physician died at home on November 4 and his will filed today directs the trust to benefit his widow Mrs. J. HH. Greenbaum. After her death $100,000 passes to grandchildren and nephews. $25,000 each to Sinai, Women's and Wallen Memorial hospitals. Remainder to Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Orphans’ Court
Baltimore
J. HH. Greenbaum
Sinai
Women’s and
Wallen Memorial Hospitals
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Thirteen
The fragment presents the section titled Thirteen from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday November 10, 1850. It lacks readable content to summarize into a fuller item with named entities or concrete facts.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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