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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 06, 1954

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Falconer Is Zonta Speaker at Frederick Club

Ralph Falconer Maryland parole and probation executive spoke to the Frederick Zonta Club on The Parole System of Maryland at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He contrasted modern parole with older methods, noting rehab and supervised release, cost savings, and the jail overcrowding problem.

Ralph Falconer State of Maryland Frederick Zonta Club Parole Francis Scott Key Hotel Falconer Mr. Falconer Frederick County New Market Old Boys Sudies Annapolis Ken Hersperger Grace Stickell Joseph Nestor Clara McMahon

Showdown Report On Salk Vaccine April 1

CHICAGO Oct 5 WHA says appraisal of the Salk polio vaccine effectiveness won’t be ready until about April 1. Dr Thomas B Francis Jr of the University of Michigan heads a panel of researchers evaluating the vaccine developed by Jonas Salk with support from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. About 180000 first to third graders were in the trial with 445000 receipt of vaccine, 209000 placebo, and the rest no inoculation. Even if effective, officials warned licensing and supply decisions remain to be made before general use next year. Polio season timing also slowed progress as peak cases shift with seasons.

Chicago Thomas B Francis Jr University of Michigan Francis Br. Jonas £. Salk University of Pittsburgh National Foundation For American Academy of Pediatrics United States Public Health Service

State doctors urged to feed data to Michigan study center

Officials call for state county and focal physicians to promptly submit information to the University of Michigan center to aid development in the study areas.

University of Michigan Center

Rejects Move To Table Zoning Plan in Montgomery County

ROCKVILLE Oct 5 up The Montgomery County Council rejected a move to table a controversial upper county zoning proposal. The measure would freeze prevailing rural zoning patterns while a three man advisory group works with planners on a new version. Gravelle offered the motion. it failed as the council kept studying the ordinance, making about 12 changes in its 13 pages. Also named deputy county director of civil defense was Adm i Glenn Arthur Hartwig at 68687 salary, under the county manager. A separate report noted countywide property assessments to be equalized. Earthworms are found nearly worldwide.

Rockville Montgomery County Louis A. Gravelle Stella B. Werner Gravelle J. Louis Monarch Admi Glenn Arthur Hartwig Wilton T. Allen

Brother And Sister Reunited In Iowa After 52 Years

GRAND MOUND Iowa Oct 5 An 84 year old Clinton County farmer Hans Henningsen and his 71 year old sister Lottie Verniest of Rock Island have been reunited after 52 years. They last saw each other in Germany in 1902 and lived only 25 miles apart most of the time without knowing the others presence. Lottie settled in Davenport 1926 then moved to Rock Island in 1937. Hans remained in Clinton County. An exchange of letters and photos led to the reunion on Sunday at Rock Island.

Grand Mound Iowa Clinton Rock Island Hans Henningsen Lottie+ Verniest Germany Hans America Clinton County Lottie Davenport Vermest Herman Johansen Tavis Tenpingsen

Firemen Redfaced Flint Demonstration Fails

Flint firemen trained to fight fires could not start a test blaze during Fire Prevention Week demonstrations on a 10 by 10 foot shack. Asst. Fire Chief Elmer Pratt and his crew failed repeatedly, prompting the crowd to watch as the show ended without a flame. Pratt later offered a rueful remark.

Flint Elmer Pratt Pratt

Community Dance To Aid Leukemia Victim

In Funkstown near Hagerstown about 600 residents plan a Saturday night community dance with all proceeds going to Patty Kline a three and a half year old girl battling leukemia. Funds fund medical care and possibly an early Christmas. the event features a gratis orchestra and full ticketing support. Patty shows some improvement on methotrexate at Washington County Hospital, and her carpenter father Robert Kline describes her weight loss and renewed appetite.

Hagerstown Funkstown Here Patty Kline Patty Washington County Hospital Robert Kine Thehimes

Truman To Speak In Kansas City In Campaign Stop

Former President Harry S Truman will make his only public appearance in the general election campaign in Kansas City on October 5. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and bolster party efforts ahead of the vote.

Truman Kansas City Harry S. Trueman

Truman to Speak at Oct. Rally and Supper

Democratic County committee chairman J. Macus Kirtley said Truman will give a speech at a party rally here on October 16. The event includes a $5-a-box supper and will cover national and international issues, promising a crackerjack address.

J. Macus Kirtley Democratic County Committee Truman

Charges of favoritism and waste in Maryland tunnel deal

Democratic governor candidate H C Byrd assails the Republican administration as extravagance filled and wasteful. He cites a State Roads Commission contract for the Baltimore harbor tunnel with former member David M Nichols and associates. The June 10 agreement with Nichols & Co and William Martien & Co split a 72 percent fee for land purchases.

Baltimore H.C. Byrd Maryland State Roads Commission Baltimore Harbor Byrd David M. Nichols Commission David M. Nichols & So William Martien & Co

Lewistown 4-H Club Meets at Shepleys Sept 27

The Lewistown Boys 4-H club met at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shepley's home with 24 members present. The group opened with the pledge, set meetings for 7 45 p m, and discussed exhibitor tips for the Frederick Fair. They explored community cleanup ideas and heard Mr Shriver's talk on rural youth. Refreshments were served and the next meeting was set at John McHenry's home. An aside notes Paraguay population at 200000 and a seventh of the country.

Thomas Shepley Frederick Ross Routzabn Pittsburgh John Shaffer Boonsboro Gerald Palmer Hagerstown Russell Palmer Emmett Shepley Paul Willhide Myersville Robert Routzahn Edward Bender Robert Wheeler Edgar Shepley Edgar Baker Kenneth Waste Edgar Blank Jessie Lee Alves Myers Oscar Kline Joseph Fogle Lester Green Graer Marshal Oscar Stitely Richard Fogel Nancy Fogle Barbara Bender Fred Shaffer Edward Wheeler Lewistown Martin Shepley Merril Ramsburg Frederick Fair Shriver John McHenry

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