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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
3
Mr and Mrs William M Albaugh of Walkersville announce the engagement of their daughter Dotty Marie to Horace C Wright son of Mr and Mrs C Wright of Walkersville. The wedding will be held October 26.
Mrs. Alexander said L. Robertson and T. L. Patterson are assisting in the details of both the baby show and the pageant.
Two Mayo Clinic doctors report in JAMA from a two year study of 688 infants on a self regulating feeding schedule. They say 92 percent developed voracious appetites or seldom refused food, with less than one percent showing clear appetite problems. At year end, infants' heights and weights were compared.
Article by Dr C Anderson Aldrich and Edith S Hewitt from Mayo Clinic details a self regulating feeding system for infants. Mothers select foods and guide feeding rhythm while infants freely choose between nutritionally similar options.
In Louisville Kentucky on October the United Mine Workers Union and several officers are named as defendants in the first injunction suit filed here under the Taft-Hartley Act. The action was brought in Federal District Court by Jack G Evans regional director of the National Labor Relations Board seeking an injunction to stop picketing and violence connected with local mine disputes.
The News notes the Sentry Coal Company mine near Beaver Dam Kentucky and the Jackson Construction Company building a spur and tipple for the coal firm. It reports a September 2 NLEB charge accusing the United Mine Workers of using junior labor practices and an immediate hearing set by Federal Judge Roy M Shelbourne, with trial to occur in Owensboro where the court has jurisdiction. A cave near San Antonio Texas hosts a colony of bats that devours about 000 tons of live meat annually.
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