CME News Frederick Item Summary
Frederick area brief item from the Monday October issue notes IME coverage with local relevance.
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Cme News
Frederick, Md
IME
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1948
Page
2
Odd Fellows Rally At Maryland Home Draws 3600+ Donors
About 3,600 people attended the annual Odd Fellows pilgrimage and homecoming at the Maryland O O F Home on Sunday. Donations exceed $3,000 as W Lee Elgin Maryland Sector Vehicle Commissioner spoke on highway safety and a colorful program featured drums, music, talks, and a drum corps performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Edward W. Hearn
Baltimore
Howard T. Reinbold
Robert Young
Cumberland
Maryland Grand Lodge
Wallace Williams
Dundalk
Theta Rho
Highland and Willing
Louise Mowbray
George R. McCleary
William L Shirer to speak at Hood College
William L Shirer, famed commentator and author, will give a public lecture at Hood College on Tuesday evening October 12 at eight in Brodbeck Hall. The talk titled Our Position In World Affairs will address global issues with his war era Germany expertise and long journalism career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Shires
Berlin
World Trouble Center
William L. Shirer
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Riz
Shirer
Germany
Chicago Tribune
New York
Bester
Lsten Weeks
Rome
Birthdays and historic events from America’s early years
A compiled list notes anniversaries and notable figures from U S history including Orson Squire Fowler born in New York, Theodore Thomas, and Richard Kimball, with dates of deaths and achievements. Also mentioned are revolutions, DAR founding, and postwar events, plus today’s notable birthdays and a local crime arrest in Waynesboro involving bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Orson Squire Fowler
Steuben County
N. Y
Richard B. Kimball
New York
Kimball
Texas
First Texas Railroad
Plainfield
N. H
Hunter H. McGuire
Richmond
Winchester
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Germany
Heinz
Fiouse
Pitts
Fiske Stone
New Columbia
U. S
Chester
Casimir Pulaski
Supreme Court
U. S First Army
Aachen
United States
Palestine
Lake Success
Franklin D
Anne Eleanor) Roosevelt
Joseph W. Alsop, Jr
Avon
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Fort Dodge
Norman S. Chase
Washington, D. C
Rhode Island
Providence
Dr Edwards Aids Constipation With Olive Tablets
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards remedies for constipation. It claims Olive tablets from the famous doctor relieve discomfort and are sold widely by druggists. The copy emphasizes gentle action and broad availability.
Holland family featured in Carmack report
Mrs. Barnes said she mailed the box to the club's adopted family in August. A letter was read on the Sealth program in Frederick County and discussed. Refreshments were served. An atmospheric envelope is about 5 percent of a million billion tons.
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Carmack
Holland
Barnes
Sealth
Frederick County
Pleasant Grove Homemaker Club hosts September meeting
Vincent Biser in Grant Place hosted 18 members and four visitors of the Pleasant Grove Homemaker’s Club on September 28. Mrs. George Weast opened with song, members collected for the Home for The Aged, and Christmas aid plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Club
Vincent Biser
Grant Place
Pleasant Grove
Clyde Gray
Reading
Barnes
Weast
Thomas Sully
Robert Windsor
Katharine Page
Miniature Hearing Device Aids Deaf Recipients In Home Use
Chicago manufacturers Beltone announce a palm size device for the deaf with a clear noiseless tone. It fits in the hand and aids faint voices, music, sermons, and companionship. Finger tip controls adjust to sound conditions. American Medical Association approves. Free descriptive booklet offered by Beltone, Dept 33, 1450 W 18th St. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Medicine
Beltone
18Th St
Belone
New Cuban Leader Inaugurated Amid Political Change
Havans Cuba Oct 107 Carlos Prio Socarras aged 45 a staunch anti communism advocate was inaugurated as Cuba's 17th president succeeding Ramon Grau San Martin who had served since 1944 Prio becomes the island 17th chief executive and the 10th under the current constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havans
Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Ramon Grau San , Martin
Ionstitu
Hat obstructing view at play prompts polite request
In a crowded theatre the viewer cannot see the stage because a woman’s hat blocks the sightline. Instead of whispering insults, the proper action is to lean forward and softly ask the wearer to adjust or briefly move to improve visibility.
Taneytown approves tax rate and fills vacancy
At a regular meeting the Mayor and Council set the tax rate at 70 cents per $100 assessed value, same as last year. Officer Harold S. Roberts resignation was accepted with regrets. Gerald Daley was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Taneytown
Harold S. Roberts
Gerald Daley
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Brown Providence
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North Rin
Know
America
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James L. Barfield
Blue Ridge Summit
Franklin County
Tri-State Food Company
Greencastle
Waynestoro
First National Bank
Pyne Tenn
Rene Anthermemase Vne
Earth
Frederick Fair
Frank Keefer
Thomas Culler
Bice
Ward Stauffer
Albert N. McCardell
The
Far
Kemp
Odedl, Pretelog Restonie
Madam Teale
Penn
Lug
Gage
BROWN
Shoe Dept
Belvatier
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Radiom
Reeve
Benffont
Belvalier
Bartgis
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Washington Pike
Coal Company
V.F.W
Woody Free
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Kaufman Garage Company, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Storm
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