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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1955

Page

6

Caution Urged Making Use Of Antibiotics

Washington reports a FDA official urged scientists at an international conference to use utmost caution adding antibiotics to the food supply. He warned that residues in foods pose public health risks, including allergy, resistance, and digestive disturbances, stressing the need to reserve antibiotics for disease prevention and treatment.

Washington William A. Randall Division of Antibotics U. S. Food and Drugs Administration United States Randall Food and Drug Administration Henry Welch FDA Antibiotics Welch

Damascus Community Fair Planned Reflects Local Winners

The Damascus tenth annual fair on October 13 and 14 distributed prizes across agriculture products and household divisions. Grand champions included Merble Dutrow and Paul King among others, with prizes in pumpkins, tomatoes, corn, poultry, canning, baking, candy, and numerous needlework categories. A stray note remarks on a person who abruptly dies while standing, noting similar outcomes for fainting.

Damascus Merble Dutrow Paul King Clarksburg Eddie Beall Germantown Allan Burdette Monrovia David Beall Walter Magruder Young Trio Ind Russell Hacketts Wm. R. Stratton Son Woodbine Jimmy _ Kemp Gaithersburg Betty Day Harry Green Judy Stutzman Edgar Davis Betty Lou Leishear Margaret King Woodfield Maxine Beall Jessie Grimes Francis Clay Edna Brandenburg Laura Sumner Hetty Darby Ruth Watkins Netty Darby Earl W Shaw Susan Rice Patsy Snapp Welford Shifflett Lloyd Hoover Frederick

Heart Attack Fatal To Another Hunter

The eighth hunting fatality of the season occurred yesterday in Hampshire County as Charles Ion, WooNa, and John Orndorff suffered a heart attack while hunting. Four deaths come from gunshots, four from heart failures. three hunters faced negligent shouting charges and another man remains for grand jury action after wounding his wife.

Charleston Aubye Baldwin Harry C. McCormick Berkeley County Franklin Lloyd Martinsburg

Saarlanders Warned to Keep Order in Plebiscite

The European Commission warned Saarlanders to maintain calm for Sunday's plebiscite on Europeanization of the coal and steel rich Saar region. Borders will be sealed to prevent foreign troublemakers as momentum builds for or against the statute backed by West German and French authorities.

Saarbruercaen Saar European Commission Sundas Ateli Ralm Compdign Lippean Union Connol Germany Hitler League of Nations France Hoffman West Germany Bonn Konrad Adenauer Antoine Pinay

French Parliament Faces Choice on Evolving EU ties

Pinay warned that rejecting Europeanization would block any French Parliament from approving new talks for an alternative solution. The statute envisions a farm economy and customs union with France, internal self government, and a high commissioner overseeing foreign relations by the seven-nation WEV.

Pinay

Icecap Melt Threats: Sea Levels Rise and Poles Shift

In Baltimore Oct 212 B more Washington New York London and most seaports could flood if a two mile Antarctic icecap melts. Dr J H Roscoe warned Maryland teachers that a sudden chain reaction could cause catastrophic results including relocation of the poles and the North Pole in the United States. He noted oceans rise about two inches per century.

Baltimore Balmore Washington New York London Antarctic Maryland Flonda J. H Roscoe Department of Defense Geography Department Maryland State Teachers Assn Roscoe North Pole United States Russia

Stanford lecture on high energy electron scattering

Dr Leonard Schiff, professor and chairman of Stanford physics, will deliver an address on high energy electron scattering at Maryland University Monday, presenting insights from Stanford experiments and outlining implications for particle physics research.

Stanford University Maryland University Leonard Schiff Stanford Department of Physics

Freight Trucks Must Obey Law

The ICC calls for full compliance with safety rules after recent spectacular freight truck accidents. Commissioner Richard Mitchell announces planned brake regulation proposals to cut losses and fatalities as truck mileage and fatal crashes rise in the first half of the year. ATA leaders push for independent brake systems on each trailer tractor unit.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission LCC Richard F. Mitchell ICC Motor Carrier Division West Newton Cumberland Va Kittanning Pa Mitchel American Trucking Associations ATA

Griacizavon backs safety plan as inquiries rise

The executive committee of the Griacizavon endorsed a proposed runaway accident prevention measure and sent it to the ICC for action. Rep. Clark called for a congressional probe into highway safety laws and enforcement. Meanwhile two bodies were recovered from Chesapeake Bay, identified as a man and woman linked to a Washington area drowning from the prior weekend incident.

Griacizavon ICC Clark D-Pa Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Washington Area Anne Arundel Edgewater Verme

Ballance Pulls From River as Coast Guard Finds Woman Near Bay Ridge

Ballance, a 32-year-old Washington operator, was rescued by the Tidewater Fisheries Commission near the mouth of South River. The woman’s body was recovered about two hours later by a Coast Guard boat off Bay Ridge on Chesapeake Bay.

Ballance Washington Tidewater Fisheries Commission South River Coast Guard Bay Ridge Here Chesapeake Bay

Soldier Wade to join Sage Brush camp exercise

Pfc. Robert L. Wade age 19, son of Mr and Mrs Pat Carlson of Frederick Maryland, is slated to participate in Exercise Sage Brush at Camp Rucker Alabama, described as the largest joint Army Air Force maneuver since World War I.

Sage Brush Camp Rucker Robert L. Wade Pat Carlson Frederick, Md

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