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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1947

Page

10

World Health Reports 20 Million Syphilis Victims Worldwide

A World Health Organization secretariat review cites at least 98 million people globally suffer from venereal disease, with conservative estimates of 20 to 40 million syphilis cases at any moment. War conditions drive an upward trend, urging international action, revised treaties, and careful use of penicillin amid new diagnostic and treatment advances.

Geneva Secretariat World Health Organization Thorstein Guthe Norway Asia Africa Denmark Finland First World Health Assembly

Intermediate Dept Takes Straw Ride at Washington Picnic

The Intermediate Department of Calvary Methodist church journeyed on a straw ride to Washington on Saturday where they were entertained by the Rhode Island Methodist Church. They played softball and games before a picnic supper, served by the Washington fellowship. Russell Green aided transport. Frederick group led group singing and campfire services to end the evening. Frederick attendees included Shirley Keeney, Shirley Felton, Donna Jean Estherly, Betty Blair, Barbara Ann Sibert, Margaret Ann Wagbie, Hattie Snyder, Dorothy Snyder, Mary Ellen Poole, Jean Reeder, Nancy Shankle, Charlotte Blank, Sylvia Kelly, Messrs Eugene Sanders, August Pez, Ralph Marsden, and Harry Hamilton. Councilors were Miss Alta Ice, Miss Ethel Nichols, and Ruby Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Green also attended.

Calvary Methodist Church Washington Rhode Island Methodist Church Washington Fellowship Russell Green Frederick Shirley Keeney Shirley Felton Donna Jean Estherly Betty Blair Barbara Ann Sibert Margaret Ann Wagbie Hattie Snyder Dorothy Snyder Mary Ellen Poole Jean Reeder Nancy Shankle Charlotte Blank Sylvia Kelly Miessers Eugene Sanders August Pez Ralph Marsden Harry Hamilton Alta Ice Miss Ethel Ruby Nichols Mrs. Green

Consumers Organize to Press Lower Meat Prices in Cumberland

Cumberland Maryland September report says the Progressive Citizens of America chapter opens a campaign to curb meat costs. Chairman Robert T. Kerlin urges housewives to buy meat under 55 cents per pound and accuse price gouging as no government action exists. PCA cites 50 groups and 25,000 members in Western Maryland, urging a chain telephone ask for price restraint.

Cumberland Maryland Kerlin PCA

Investigation Ordered After Douglas H. Fox Mine Disaster

Vice Admiral B H Bieri ordered an inquiry into the sinking of the U S Destroyer Douglas H Fox after reports it may have been off course when it struck a mine in the upper Adriatic, 18 miles off Trieste. Three killed, 212 injured, four critically, bodies to Udine morgue for repatriation. Captain Noakes cited British charts placing the ship several miles south of its Trieste Venice course and about nine minutes east of the minefield line.

Irieste B. H. Bieri U.S. Mediterranean U. S Douglas H. Fox Upper Adriatic Trieste Udine C. S. D. Noakes Robert N. McFarlane U. S. Second Naval Squadron Eask Noakes Venice

Railway Unions Seek 30 Percent Wage Increase

Five operating railway unions demand a 30 percent raise and minimum $3 daily increase with 44 working-rule changes. Direct negotiations with carriers to begin October 7 in Chicago, effective November 1, citing sky-rocketing living costs. Unions involved include BLE, B&L Eng and Eng, ORC, BR Trainmen, Switchmen's Union of North America, representing over 350,000 workers.

Chicago Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen The Switchmen’s Union of North America

Loose Handling Of Fund At Police Dept Christmas

Testimony to the Police Commission says about 225 dollars from soft drink and candy vending funds was found in Chief Frederick M Straley’s locker at headquarters. The commission noted loose handling of charity funds and a 1200 dollar surplus with inadequate records.

Police Department Frederick M. Straley Police Commission Straley City Heart Daniel E. Swomley Swomley Six Sergt. Heffner Chief Straley

Police Funds Controversy Over Christmas Envelopes

Chief Straley faced questions as details emerged about Christmas envelopes totaling 225 dollars and the distribution to 22 officers. He claimed 130 to 140 dollars remained in his locker while Sergeant Swamley admitted accepting funds to ensure others received their shares. An inked note about chickens appeared on poor fund records, prompting questions about proper accounting and notes. City Attorney Zimmerman criticized the handling during a conference in the mayor's office.

Swamley George Hoffman Sergi Swomley Richard E Zimmerman Chief Straley Straley

Zonta To Provide Childs Christmas Gift Drive

Zonta Club in Amsterdam packed gifts for Louise Diekman a 13 year old adopted through Foster Parents Plan for War Children Inc. Items included clothing canned and dehydrated foods toys and school supplies. Club officers Eliza Spellman Ida Renn and Nan Roderick were named delegates and coordinators for upcoming events and meetings.

Zonta Club Amsterdam Zonta Louise Diekman Foster Parents’ Plan For War Children, Inc Nan Roderick Men’s Service Club Hallowe'en Eliza Spellman Zonta International Mayflower Hotel Washington Ida Renn Francis Scot Key Rel

Police Commission to close four-part testimony on Chief Shaley case

Sergeant Swomley testified about a sealed envelope situation with Officer Hoffman and a military secret remark. The editor notes the series concludes after four articles on the Police Commission proceedings, charges against Chief Shaley dismissed.

Swomley Hoffman Police Commission Shaley

Russia Bars Visit Planned By Senators

Washington reports Senator Bridges said Russia refused to allow members of the Senate Appropriations Committee to enter the U S S R to inspect the U S Embassy operations in Moscow. The Foreign Ministry cited the visit as unsuitable, despite embassy appeals through the State Department for visas and a second request by Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith.

Russia Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Bridges R-N. H State Department U.S.S.R U. S Moscow Walter Bedell Smith U_ S

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