Lead Poisoning Aids Warn Rural Paint Users
A Baltimore survey shows since 1991 lead poisoning affects many children. about 301 cases noted with 217 survivors, potentially half with brain damage. Dr Francis Schwentker of Johns Hopkins warns the burden is lasting and often undetected, as adults see stomach pains first. Lead accumulates in growing brains, with a lead line on gums and detectable in X rays and blood analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Francis Fchwentker
Johns Hopkins University
Schwentker
America
Egypt
Toxic paint dangers drive study of child exposure rates
Researchers warn that children in the eighteen-month to three-year age group face higher mortality from ingesting flakes of lead paint. The report notes youngsters chew, peel window frames, and mouth plaster while "using everything within reach" to teethe, highlighting risks from baby pens, toys, woodwork, and walls coated with lead-containing enamels.
Drop Direct Wage Price Controls Urged To End Soon
Washington November 16 1951 Eric Johnston retiring as commander of defences against inflation urges direct wage and price controls be dropped at the earliest possible time and pushed for indirect controls via taxation and credit policy Johnston resigns November 30 to return to the motion picture association presidency He forecasts a period of relative calm over the next two to three months and notes potential wage demands by CIO steel workers may take months to reach the ESA Johnston also says he recommended Michael V DiSalle as successor but no one with authority asked him and DiSalle denies being approached New price plan for automakers likely to issue within ten days allowing manufacturers to compute ceilings under the Capehart Amendment to the new controls law with each firm estimating its own changes Wet weather noted affecting solar brilliance in trees.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Truman
CIO
ESA
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
Winners Named At Food Show Contest And Prizes
Entrants filled the chiffon cake contest at the Food and Better Housing Show held Friday night at the armory. First prize went to Mrs. Mabel Cecil for a selver cake plate and server, with multiple winners and prizes awarded across categories. The event raised ten dollars for the Community Chest Fund through cake auctions and included prizes from Borden's ice cream and Esskay meats among others.
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Food and Better Housing
Armory
Mabel Cecil
West Seventh Street
Selver
Lloyd Burber
This City
Wilma Phebus
Taney Apartments
Harold O'Brien
R.F. D
Mollie Filbert
Melvin Stull
William Solt
Murray Fox
Ewart
Miss Young
Irene Caton
Borden
Florence E. Kelly
West 12Th Street
Eugene Wirts
West Patrick Street
Mehr
East Patrick Street
H. B. Duvall
John Grove
Patrick Street
Grayson Nikirk
Center Street
Viola Roderick
East Third Street
C. Edgar Clingan
Hamilton Avenue
Melvin Sperry
Gale Cook
Kay Crawford
Mt. Oliver Blvd
C. Kenneth Henderson
Robert Stevens
Jesse Smith
Unclear OCR Fragment Shrouds Local Addresses and Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists street addresses 24 East Third street and 308 West South street along with personal names Blanche Lowe James Stockman and others likely from a local notice. Details are incomplete. no clear event or action is stated.
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Blof
Ps Cim
Nerrsenverren
Dodd
East Third Street
James Stockman
West South Street
Tir
Blanche Lowe
Diehland
Equity case and local deeds in Hagerstown court news
Court docket lists Madeline Gelwicks Schaffer versus Jack Schaffer for absolute divorce. Property transfers show multiple deeds in Hancock and Williamsport, each $10, including Clara H. Cline to Jenkins, and parish measures in county. Liquor board grants Hancock American Legion post a license with caveat against veteran groups. Insects spread disease via bacteria viruses fungi and worms.
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Madeline Gelwicks Schaffer
Jack Schaffer
Robert 5
Jones
Marie
Mars
Hagerstown
Andrew Beasley
Lucretia Ann Beaver
Williamsport
Clara H. Cline
Clay Christopher Jenkins
Charles Robert Moberly
Wilford Guy Black
Billie Gardner Lapole
Chester O. Feaster
John Ah, Eyler
Wesley V. Wachter
William L. Wimmer
Calvary Missionary Baptist Church
Frederick Tresselt
Ross C. Stull
Washington County Liquor Board
Hancock American Legion
Francis Urner
Webster B. Harrison Post
Hancock
Munshower Urges Pedestrian Caution in Winter
Maryland police leader Col Elmer F Munshower warns walkers to assume drivers may not see them in rain sleet and snow. He cites 173 pedestrian deaths last year statewide and says about 85 percent resulted from walkers carelessness. Union Thanksgiving service planned by Grace Episcopal and Monrovia churches with Methodist New Market group.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland
Grace Episcopal
Leon Po. F. Vauthier
Yovie Brothern Church
Carl Smith
Methodists
New Market
Vauthier
Ino Mews Frederick 57 Dies Saturday
Ino Mews of Frederick aged 57 died Saturday following an illness. Funeral arrangements were pending at the time of report, with local authorities confirming the death and noting no further details available.
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Ino Mews
Frederick
Tivoli Theater Week Schedule With Classic Films
The Tivoli theater announces next week's lineup with screenings of Mr Belvedere Rings The Bell on Sunday through Tuesday starring Qu ton Webb Joanne Dru and Hugh Marlowe. Wednesday features My Outlaw Brother with Mickel Kearnesy Wands Hendrix Robert Preston and Robert Stack. Thanksgiving eve midnight show opens Thursday and Friday. Force of Arms with William Holden Nancy Olgan and Frank Lovejoy shown midweek. Saturday presents The Lady From Texas with Howard Duff Mona Freeman and Josephine Hull. Separately Hagerstown reports 499 rent increase petitions approved for September and October, average rise about $4 per month. Magna Charta copies noted at Lincoln Cathedral Salisbury Cathedral and the British Museum.
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Tivoli Theater
Mr. Belvedere
Quton Webb
Joanne Dru
Hugh Marlowe
Outlaw Brother
Mickel Kearnesy
Wands Hendrix
Robert Preston
Robert Stack
Force of Arms
William Holden
Nancy Olgan
Frank Lovejoy
Texas
Howard Duff
Mona, Freeman
Josephine Hull
City Opera House Week Film Schedule
Films booked next week at the City Opera House include No Highway In The Sky with James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich Sunday through Tuesday. Saturdays Hero stars John Derek and Donna Reed Wednesday through Friday. A Thanksgiving Eve midnight show features A Place In The Sun with Montgomery Clift Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters. The designer of the Cologne cathedral remains unknown amid a tradition of a nameless youth selling his soul to Satan for the design and a promise of everlasting fame.
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City Opera House
Jimmy Stewart
Marlene Dietrich
Hero
John Derek
Donna Reel
Montgomery Clift
Elizabeth Taylor
Shelly Winters
Wall
Cologné
Germany
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Sigomere Clift
Taylor Winters
George Stevens
Sno Reet Busse
Sree
Heldore Dresser
Patrick Xearney
Frode
Bevel
Johnny See
Swefeld
Loretta Gp
Robert Young Preston “Lady
Cheyenne
Troquois Trail
Geo. Montgomery
Brenda Marshall
Davy Crockett Indian Scout
R. Morgan
Ng and Presription
Pearre
Hospital Aid, Inc
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
Court News
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Munshower
Eehid
Texas Rangers
George Montgomery
Gale Storm
Christy
Fred MacMurray
Eleanor Parker
Carlcon
Asses
Williamson
North Market
Jones “Metered Gas” Service
S. Market Street
Belvedere
20Th Century-Fox Presents
Hugh SA
Marlowe
Zero Hostel
Henry Koster
Koster
Andre, Hakim Ranald Macdougall
Lew Ayres
Marilyn Maxwell
Andy Devine
Ansco
Lincoln Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral
British Museum
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Polly’s Dinette
South Market Street
Wreal-Tv
WNEW
Brosius Homes Corporation
West Church St. — Frederick
East Church Street
Innis
Arlen Whelan
Sun-Mon-Tues
Terrytoon Veriton
Ebert
North Markets Street
Sam Miller
Army
Kei
Imperial Eee
Tim Holt
Joan Dixon
Richard Martin
Law of
Dean Jerry Martin & Lewis
That
S MY
Boy
Singer Sewing Center
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick St
France
Jefferson Street
Hospital Aid
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash
Stude
O. D
B&h
Hudson
R.&h
W. Pat
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