Hay fever cure search boosts hope from Montreal team
A three month note references a Montreal medical effort by McGill University scientists seeking a hay fever cure through antibodies isolated from ragweed pollen. The piece highlights a long-standing community aid story in Flint, Michigan, with neighbors aiding refugees and supporting Rev Mr Boyer’s Washington efforts, ending with a Frederick Md signature.
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Montreal
MiGall University
United States
Canada
New City Map Brings Memories Of Bygone Frederick
In a letter to the editor, a Frederick reader critiques the new city map, urging inclusion of historic sites, old print locations, and near city landmarks. He recounts local swimming holes, dye-water memories, and early sewer projects, recalling a vibrant past and wishing for more mapped history.
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records show births: Laura Anne Moore Jr. fifth child, Barbara Michele Stanton, Charles David Jr. Kline, Connie Sue Clabaugh. Mrs. Stanton is Sherree Whit en of Frederick. Mrs. Kline, Louise Sheffield of Frederick. Mrs. Clabaugh, Kath erine Austin of near Frederick. Also Wakefield Valley Stock Farms bred the Grand Champion bull Prince Wakefield 29 at Maryland Angus Breeders Show in Timonium Oct 5. Prince Wakefield 44 was Reserve Junior Champion.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Casper Moore Jr
Willow Brook
Frederick
Laura Anne
Charles E. Stanton
Ice Street
Barbara Michele
Stanton
Sherree Whiten
Charles David Kline
Shawnee Drive
Charles David Jr
Kline
Louise Sheffield
James F. Clabaugh
West Third Street
Connie Sue
Clabaugh
Katherine Austin
Wakefield Valley Stock Farms
Charles
Morrow
New Windsor
Timonium
Prince Wakefield
Wakefield
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News Oct 9 1906
Fifty years ago items from The News report Middletown activities. High School Cadets drill under assistant principal Harry J. Kefauver with William Storm as captain. Fre C. and P. Telephone Co finishes cable in Midgetown. Middletown exchange to start with about 125 subscribers. Japanese attire entertainment at Visitation Academy with listed performers. Clover Leaf Literary Society debated whether women should have more voting rights. affirmative wins. Middletown Lutheran Sunday School elects officers including Superintendent D. V. Beachley and choral staff headed by John L. Routzahn with Mary E Routzahn assisting. librarian Walter E. Beachley.
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Harry J. Kefauver
William Storm
FRE C
P. Telephone Company
Middletown Exchange
Visitation Academy
Irene Enright
Anna Kemp
Blanche Gittinger
Helen Orde
Middletown Lutheran Sunday School
D. V. Beachley
Hezekiah Harp
D. Grayson Sanner
Oscar F. Gaver
John L. Routzahn
Vianist
Mary E. Routzahn
Fannie
Housing project in Frederick aims to ease shortage
Twenty Years Ago items note a low cost housing plan in Frederick transferring three Maple Park building lots to Asa H. Watkins. A seven room bungalow is planned with homes selling around 4000. Also highlighted is an Amatela Show at the armory featuring impersonations by Charles Roetke and others.
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Frederick
Maple Park
West Twelfth Street
Asa H. Watkins
Airs Insider
North Market
North Bentz Streets
Amatela
Hill Billy Rhythm
Armory
Charles Roetke
Stepin Fetehit
Dimmy Durante
Ed Wyne
Harles
Houck, JR
Walkersville
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Geaxe E Castle
GOP
Central Committee
Catoctin Fusmacen
Fouville
DeMolay Officers to Be Installed Tonight in Masonic Temple
The Order of DeMolay will hold a semiannual public installation at the Masonic Temple. Grayson W. Mercer becomes Master Councilor while James E Lightner retires. Officers include William M. Moore Jr as senior councilor and James F. Fox as junior councilor. The ceremony begins at eight with Flower Talk, awards, and solos, followed by refreshments.
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Order of DeMolas
Masonic Temple
Grayson W. Mercer
James E Lightner
Marenn
G. Wilson Mercer
RFD
Lightner
N. Edward Lightner
Motter Place
William M. Moore Jr
William Moore
South Market Street
James F. Fox
Murray Fox
Orchard Avenue
Mercer
DeMolay
Carroll G. Zimmerman
Delaine Hobbs
Charles S. Schroder
Zimmerman
Kirk D.cramer Jr
James F Lightner
Eugene Kemp
P.M.C
Richard Rinehart
Chev
Brooke Green
Meredith Alexander
Warne Clingan
Robert Mason
William Schrodel
Edwin Fox
Charles Geis
Married at Williry Ex changing nuptial vows at Calvary Methodist
Miss N Blaine Klein of Mount Airy and James Nofaster of Mount Airy wed Sept 7 at Calvary Methodist Church Mount Airy in a candlelit ceremony. Rev W DeWitt Dickey officiated. Bride wore white brocade gown. groom’s party included George Horne as best man. Parents, attire, and reception details noted. They now reside in Ridgecrest Manor and both have Mount Airy ties. bride nursing in Baltimore, groom with Watkins Construction.
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Williry
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Jus
N. Blaine Kl
Lewis J
Nen
Mount Arey
James Nofaster
Tom A. Taxlor
Mount Any
W DeWitt Dickey
Tommy Taylor
June Walker Beck
June Watkins Burdette
Jace
Rosalie Mortis
Ant
Orion
George Horne
Ellis Leatherwood
Charles Beck
Klein Wrore
Mrs. Taylor
Union Memoral Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Watkins Construction Company
Veterans to receive 1956 dividends totaling 236 million
Washington announces 5 390 000 veterans will get about 236 million dollars in dividends from Veterans Administration insurance for 1956. Most payments are regular annual dividends, with about 200 term policyholders receiving their first dividend in 25 years. An NSLI dividend of roughly 210 million goes to five million National Service Life Insurance holders, about 25 million more than 1955.
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Washington
Harvey W. Higley
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
National Service Life Insurance
USGLI
Higtey
NSLI
New Anticancer Team Formed From Surgery and Drugs
Doctors Gerald C. McDonald Ernesto P. Cruz and Warren H. Cole of University of Chicago describe a two punch cancer treatment. After tumor removal anticancer drugs are applied in the wound during surgery then given by vein for three days. A second round occurs three months later. Four patients since June have undergone the method for breast stomach and colon cancers.
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San
Stevenson Accuses Ike Admin of Scrapping Parks Policy
Jai E Stevenson denounces the Eisenhower administration in a Gore Field rally speech for ending a 30-year bipartisan conservation tradition. He claims public lands are being invaded and given away to private interests while pledging a policy to honor obligations to future generations during a four state campaign swing through Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and California.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Gore Field
Notable Social Roundup Bridges Cities and States
Traveling couples Mr and Mrs John J Schmidt of East Third Street and Mr and Mrs John Eldridge of Myersville arrive in New York today aboard the Queen Elizabeth after five weeks in Europe. Also noted is Mrs Margaret Shipley returning from Oak Ridge Tennessee to visit her son-in-law and daughter, a luncheon for Mrs William Frailey at Green Parrot Tea Room, a birth in Hagerstown area and other social movements including Boston study trips, concert attendance in Washington and a Berlin Philharmonic reception.
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John J. Schmidt
East Third Street
John Eldridge
Myersville
New York
Europe
Margaret Shipley
Severa
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Alex Duntop
William Frailey
Green Paarot
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Frailey
Emmitsburg
Cumberland
Joseph J. Ecker Jr
Hagerstown
Route 1
Jerold Allen
Washington County Hospital
Ecker
Aleda Shepley
Henry V. Chase
West College Terrace
Henry
Boston
South Hadley
Mass
Chase
Joslin Clinic
Arthur
J. LePine
LePine
Clair P. Bradstreet
Skow-' Hepan
Roy Creager
Margaret Creager
Trail Avenue
Bradstreet
Helen Belson
Alemwml UL Sineery Sue de, Years Ago. : Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clark
Dunellen
Frederick
Erle Elliott
Watkins Acres
Bruno E. Werner
Sheraton-Carlton
Nelson Lansdale
Nellie Grimes
Hazel Powell
Frances Dean
Hern’don
Irene Abalt
Lovettsville
Local Health Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs Victor M Marken, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned home on West Church Street. Mrs William E Kemp at 331 East Patrick Street, confined to home with pneumonia, is slowly improving. Mr Samuel Filby of North Market Street, injured Friday riding in a taaaiah from the fairgrounds, is reportedly better. Mira Kerchner and brother Charles H Kerchner of Walkersville returned from Walter Reed Hospital where each had a tonsillectomy and are progressing satisfactorily, per their parents Sgt and Mrs Howard Kerchner.
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Bysnee
Frederick
Bentztown
Schleysville
Zeiglersville
Hell's Half Acre
Brewery House Alley
Jail Street
Telegraph Street
Athletic Park
O'Learys Meadow
Sisters Hill
Buck's Spring
Burger's Pond
Dutrow’s
Schlev
Meadow
Baker Park
Monocacy River
Sycamore
Sweet Hole
Market Street
Ion Amting Mills
Carroll Creek
Schley
Hokeke & Barrick Glonel
Fass Seond
Pederick
Ostober
Victor M. Marken
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Church Street
William E. Kemp
East Patrick Street
Samuel Filby
North Market Street
Fairgrounds
Mira
Kerchner
Charles H Kerchner
Walkersville
60 Cases Of Paralytic Polio In State In Year
Maryland reports 60 paralytic polio cases this year with two deaths. Dr. Edward Davens notes 52 victims未 vaccinated with Salk, 59.6 percent of Marylanders under 19 have at least one shot, about half have had two or more. State spent a third of federal vaccine funds. a study is planned on fund use.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
Maryland
Edward Davens
Fire Prevention Week Here Marshal Gives Timely Tips
Frederick County Fire Marshal Charles F Bell opened Fire Prevention Week with cautions on common causes of fires in homes and farms. He urged care with gasoline, faulty wiring, smoking in bed, and hot ash disposal while listing 16 specific safety steps for residents to follow year round.
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Frederick County
Charles F Bell
Bell
Closure Request Over Purse Dispute At Charles Town Track
Bel Air Maryland horsemen press West Virginia Racing Commission to close Charles Town track until $133 412 in purses is paid. Charles Town argues the purse cap law is unconstitutional and opposes commission control. Track president Al Boyle favors closing over paying funds. he was unavailable for comment.
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Bel Air
West Virginia Racing Commission
Auwe la
Charles HO Gordon
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Assa
West Virginia
Charles Town
Attorney General's
Gordon
al Boyle
Boyle
Supreme Court declines Braverman disbarment appeal
The Supreme Court refused to review the disbarment of Maurie Braverman a Baltimore attorney after his Smith Act conspiracy conviction. Braverman argued his conviction rested only on Communist Party membership and claimed free speech and due process violations. The Bar Association of Baltimore issued the related notice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sesterdas
Maurie Braverman
Baltimore
Caren
Braverman
Communist Party
The
Bar Association of Bajn
Humphrey To Address Rally in Baltimore
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey will speak at a Sle a-plate dinner in Baltimore on October 18 to celebrate Eisenhower's birthday and raise Republican funds. Maryland officials describe it as a major campaign address, with Gov McKeldin and party leaders praising the Eisenhower Administration and the Maryland campaign lineup.
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Baltimore
Treasury
George MM. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Maryland
Gov McKeldin
Sea Beil
Cechairmen
Taaphres
Fragmented prose on choice and action from Lufburkow
The text presents a scattered reflection urging selection of influences that align with feeling and learning. It warns against overreaching plans and suggests real interests guide the mind to avoid bewilderment, recognizing life’s span is too short to conquer all.
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Lufburkow
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National Insurance Week
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State Assnsicé
Otho J. Keller
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