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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 22, 1954

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Soroptimist Founders Day Observed at Frederick Club Dinner

Soroptimists of Frederick County marked Founders Day at a dinner in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Grace Harp Spurrier traced the club history from 1921 Oakland California, noting Soroptimism’s growth, youth, and nonpartisan civic emphasis. President Hazel Caldwell, delegates Ada Sperry and Louise Sebold reported on the South Atlantic Region convention in Winston Salem, with talks by Rev. Clifford H. Peace on heritage and choice. The spring conference is set for April 23-24 at Old Point Comfort Virginia, after pledge and roll call. Bonnie Dale Caplan attended as a guest.

Soroptimists Club Wedgwood Francis Scott Key Hotel Grace Harp Spurrier Soroptimist Club Frederick County Oakland Calif Federation Hazel Caldwell Ada Sperry Louise Sebold Winston Salem N. C

Ike's Pictures Sent To Federal Workers

A White House official says 15x20 black and white photographs depicting President are being sent to federal offices nationwide. Murray Snyder notes thousands of requests drive shipments and a high official pays the bill from his own pocket. Distribution is not connected to any election campaign. The project was discussed in Washington about a year and a half ago.

New York White House Murray Snyder Snyder Washington Republican National Committee

Sybert boots one salisbury campaign slip

Democratic candidate for attorney general C Ferdinand Sybert spoke at aWillards luncheon in Worcester County and was loudly reminded by the audience that he was in the wrong county. He apologized saying it was a slip of the tongue.

Sybert Salisbury C. Ferdinand Sybert Willards Worcester County Wicomico County

Rodgers recovers at home after heart ailment

Emmitsburg resident Thorn ton W. Rodgers is recuperating at his home from a heart ailment after a three week stay at Warner Hospital. He returned home Saturday. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Topper received the Sacrament of Baptism at St Josephs Church on Sunday afternoon. Godparents were Mrs Arthur Starner and Earl Topper. Baby girl named Susan Ann. Mr and Mrs John Joy moved from Grant Long property to an apartment of Mrs Mabert Hoffman on West Main Street as the Longs sold their property.

T Farm Masters Joys Daniel Saffer Baltimore John Long Elizabeth Pfeiffer Elmer Rudy Dan John F. Kelly John Owens Linda Esther Stouter Victor Hodges Philadelphia Fred Timmerman Timmerman Katharine Silverson Alice Taney Minneapolis Minn Germantown St. Joseph's Catholic Church St. Anthony’s Shrine I —C. Felix Adams Anna Louise Charles Harner Wilburn Overholtzer Helen Topper Joseph Gallo Oneida N. Y Nancy Wachter St. Joseph’s School of Nursing Balltimore Clarence Wachter Anne Stoner Carrie Long Robert Daugherty 7Th District VFW Ging Westminster Roy Maxell Susan Women’s Missionary Society of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Church Parish Hall R. M. Zacharias Robert Gillelan Albert McClear Charles Linn George Eyster Hagerstown Merle Keilholtz Albert Wood Mason-Dixon Martins Emmitsburg Burgess Thornton W. Rodgers Warner Hospital Curtis Topper Arthur Starner Earl Topper Susan Ann John Joy Grant Long Mabert Hoffman West Main St

Heart Study Reports Optimistic View On Surviving First Heart Attacks

New York researchers analyzed 611 coronary thrombosis cases in New York hospitals and found only 34 percent died during three to six weeks of hospitalization, lower than expected. Recovery prospects for uncomplicated first heart attacks were similar for elderly and younger patients, while the 60 percent death rate among 707 poor risk cases remained high. Doctors noted age seems not to strongly influence survival in similar attacks and warned against overly pessimistic prognoses. The study, reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, urges a more hopeful but cautious attitude toward patients recovering from heart attacks.

Chicago New York Journal of the American Medicaid Assa Henry J. Russekl Staten Island Burton L. Zohman Brooklyn

Air Force develops jet engine thrust reversal brake

The U.S. Air Force has devised a method to reverse a jet engine's thrust to function as a brake both in flight and on the ground, enabling controlled deceleration of aircraft.

U. S. Air Force

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