Experts warn on sedentary living hurting health
Dr Richard Z Smith warns Detroit audience that modern life makes people less active and muscled, linking inactivity to fibrositis and joint problems. The report notes rising cases since 33 years ago and cites surveys of rheumatic patients, plus church and relief drives across the nation encouraging aid to the homeless, refugees, and disaster victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostless
Richard Z. Smith
Reumstology de Tmec
Benjamin Frank
Philsderp
Detroit
Moder Ars
Smith
New York
Church World Service
Eterica
Bishops
Manus
Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Law of the Land in Politics by Lawrence Washington
Lawrence Washington discusses the law of the land in politics focusing on corporate and telecommunication contributions to elections. The piece references a federal case involving the United Automobile Workers union previously under criminal investigation for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law OF the Land
Lawrence Washington
Fede
Truck Stuck in Baltimore Sparks Political Debate
A Baltimore man Ridgely battles a stalled truck trapped by a street hole in Clinton Street Canton waterfront area. The incident surfaces questions over municipal responsibility and the legality of campaign contributions by unions and corporations. Authorities disagree on who owns the hole as Ridgely fumes about lost tow options.
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Vic
Isbor
Michigan
Paltimore
Oliver
Ridgely
Weis 2 Mudile
East
Baltimore
Charles E. Potter
Republican
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Afount Airy
City of
Clinton Street
Canton
Oliver Ridgely
Congrés S
Emmitsburg PTA Meeting Amid Repairs and Plans
Emmitsburg Mother Seton School PTA met in the school cafeteria with President Curtis Topper presiding. Rev. James Twomey offered prayer as Father Twomey spoke in place of the archdiocese superintendent. The group approved funds for Patrol Boys helmets and arranged monthly masses, while a program by Unit B students led to a covered dish social. Additional notes cover committee posts, water department delays over a stuck truck, and the polio clinic schedule.
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Charles B. Shorh
Emaitsburg
PTA
Mother Seton School
Curtis Topper
James Twomey
Topper
Txomer
St. Joseph’s Church
Leo J. McCormick
Arch
Wedding announcements and personal notices in 1940s Brunswick area
Free. Francis Tapper of U S Marines Camp Lejeune visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carroll Tapper over the weekend. Rowland Koudabousch Mrs Bernard Rouda announce a birthday party in honor of Donna Jean and Michael Goins. Earl Rowland son of Mr and Mrs Denzel Rowland of 15 Mount Olive Blvd Bolivar West Virginia. The marriage vows were solemnized by the Methodist minister in Winchester Virginia on November 9 witnessed by Elaine Staubs of Brunswick and James A Goodrow of Lesmae. The bride a Brunswick High School graduate class of 1936 employed in Magistrate William Kennedy's office. groom a Harpers Ferry High School graduate class of 1954 in the Air Force stationed at Manassas Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland—Koudabousch
Bernard W. Rouda
Bousch
Donna Jean
Torday
Michael Goins
Leslie Earl Rowland
Denzel i
Fred Rowland
Goins
Mount Olive
Bolivar
W. Va
Methodist Church
Winchester
Virginia
Local News Briefs From Frederick November 19 1957
Frederick residents are notified of a community update printed in THE NEWS on Tuesday November 19, 1957. Includes brief notices and local developments affecting the Southern Pig and Manufacturing Company and surrounding area events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Teesday
Southern Pig & Mfg. CO
Letters To The Editor Opportunity For Public School Help
Frederick County citizens are urged to join the Frederick County Citizens Council for Public Schools to evaluate curricula and standards. The group invites wide participation to meet President Eisenhower's call for nationwide school reform and will meet Tuesday at Frederick High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Frederick County
Citizens” Council For Public Schools
Citizens’ Council
Iead
Frederick’ High School
Miriam F. Bolduan
Rosemont Ave
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago News Items From Frederick Columns
A Frederick College football tie with St. James saw both sides score two touchdowns and miss an extra goal in the second half. Rumor says the next Legislature will consider a three to five member Frederick county liquor license board appointed by the Governor. Notables on the sick list include Dr. J O Hendrix and Dr P D Fahrney. A fire destroyed the home of Charles Woodring near South Mountain. he was away in Emmitsburg. Dr I B Cannon of Brunswick learns of his brother’s death in Peru from a railroad wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St. James
P. Brown
Graham
Frederick County
J. O. Hendrix
P. D. Fahrney
Charles Woodring
South Mountain
Mr. Woodring
Emmitsburg
I. B. Cannon
Brunswick
Peru
South America
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick board ends special parking privileges and plans five dollar yearly permits. Fashion show features six live models at the State Armors Show. Thurmont’s County Championship soccer team advances toward the state title with a 9 6 win over Westminster after two overtimes at Taneytown. Dorothy L Foune of Adamstown elected president of the Frederick County 4 H Council with Atlee Compher Ballenger Isabelle Crum and George L Stauffer also chosen for officer posts.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
State Armors
Lastaight
Thurmont
Westminster
Taneytowh
Dorothy L. Foucne
Adamstown
Frederick County
4-H Council
Atlee Compher
Ballenger
Isabelle Crum
George L. Stauffer
Walkersville
Dedication Speaker to Address Maryland Journalism Building
William Dwight president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association accepts invitation to speak at the University of Maryland Journalism Building dedication. More than 200 leaders from journalism and public relations expected. Governor McKeldin and the Board of Regents will attend. The $359000 structure houses the journalism and public relations department. Dwight publishes the Holyoke Transcript Telegram and Greenfield Recorder-Gazette. He sits on Eisenhower’s Youth Fitness Advisory Council and chaired the New England Textile Committee. After a building tour and luncheon, guests will attend Maryland versus Virginia football.
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William Dwight
American Newspaper Publishers Association
University of Maryland Journalism
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
University
Board of
Regents
Department of Journalism and Public Relations
Dwight
Holyoke Transcript Telegram
Greenfield
Mass
Recorder-Gazette
Eisenhower
New England
Phillips Andover Academy
Princeton University
Columbia School of Journalism
University of Maryland
Virginia
Jaycees Back Voice Contest Plans Progress
Jaycees announce the eighth annual Voice of Democracy contest to be held locally. Hospital reports include admissions from Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg and nearby towns with several named patients and a newborn to Mr and Mrs Kuyendall of Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besdarint Osaunte Dan Reane
Aacurn oCyue
Aromber One
Hospital Report
Jaycee Project
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettys
Burg
Myron
TF Tracey
Taneytown
Robert Eyler
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Thomas EF. Kuyendall
I Speak For Democracy Speech Contest Returns to County
County schools prepare five minute scripts on democracy as part of eliminations to select a school winner who will compete to represent Frederick County. Letters to Santa arrive at the North Pole from Donna Lea Main and Marilyn Gaver both of Frederick and Stella Young of RFD 4 Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederick County
Santa
Santa Claus
North Pole
Donna Lea Main
Frederick
Marilyn Gaver
Stella Young
RFD
Prime Minister Kishi Starts Global Peace Tour
The visiting Japanese leader Nobusuke Kishi departed Nov 18 on a world tour to show Japan as a democratic, peaceful nation. He aims to ease postwar tensions while visiting South Vietnam Cambodia Laos Malaya Singapore Indonesia Australia New Zealand and the Philippines amid regional resource interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JORYO
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
Malaya
Singapore
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Dilemma Of When to Start Social Security for Women Workers
A widow facing choices on when to begin Social Security payments outlines options at ages 63 and 65. The article explains how starting earlier yields smaller monthly checks, while delaying to 65 increases benefits, and provides sample calculations to illustrate the impact of timing on total payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Henry
Mr. Henry
newWlahead
B. B
Pat
Ces
Tcare
Renis
Exchange Club Hosts Optimist Members in Dinner Program
Exchange Club members and Optimist guests attended a meeting featuring ALCOA and Aluminum Corp. of America speakers. William Wachter highlighted aluminum’s history from the 1880s to modern alloys while church leaders and choir members enjoyed a chicken and oyster dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALCOA
Exchange
F. Welytex
Austin Bohn
Rebue
Diatomah
Exchangeites
C. Lease Bussard
Opti l St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harold Powell
Peter Froher
Paul
Dinterman
Edna Culler
Edwards
Hedges
Margaret Lawler
Glenn Zimmerman
E. K. Helwig
Froher
Helwig
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Uthler
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St_ Joseph's PTA
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Frank S. Topper
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Donald Tracey
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Peter Siei Pin
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Kathy Rodgers
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Charles Harner
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Louie Adams
Thomas Stoner
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Francis Tapper
U S. Marines
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Levinson
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Carroll Shultz
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William White
Rei Cam
Rea Saraite
Arthur Compases
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