First Frederick World War II dead returns home
The body of Pfc. Owen A. Nichols aged 22, from Frederick, Maryland, the first of 141 overseas war dead to be returned, arrived by train at Baltimore and Ohio Station amid a silent crowd. He died July 24, 1945 in the Pacific after an accident on the Burma road. Funeral services set for Calvary Methodist Church with a Mt Olivet Cemetery interment and a Maryland National Guard firing squad details.
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Frederick County
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Owen A. Nichols
Bessie E. Nichols
West Patrick Street
Burma Road
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Trafic
C. E. Cline
Brunswick
Corp
E. Ernest Lipps
Maryland Veterans Committee
Phc
Nichols
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F. Hass
Bejamin W. Meeks
Baltimore
Rick Keefer
Washington
Clyde Roney, Jr
Bernard Rhoderick
Roy Gastley
Paul F. Koogle Jr
Edward J. Coleman
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Maryland National Guard
Willard BM. Horine
Alvie Norwood
J. A. Catsail
Rural Health Meet Opens In Baltimore
More than 100 delegates attended the first Maryland rural health conference in Baltimore urging allied agencies to act within a state plan. Dr. Page C. Jett urged continuing exchange of ideas among public and private groups to address rural health issues. Representatives from health and education departments hospitals Blue Cross State Planning Commission Maryland Farm Bureau and other organizations were present.
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Baltimore
Maryland Rural Health Conference
Page C. Jett
Committee On
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
The
Blue Cross
State Planning Commission
Maryland Farm Bureau
University of Maryland Extension Service
Jett
Walter D Wise
State Advisory Council
Local doctor condemned to death for family slaying
La Grange Texas October 23 1934 Dr Lloyd I Ross 43 San Antonio was convicted of murder with malice aforethought and sentenced to death in the electric chair for killing a family of four.
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la Grange
Tex
Lloyd I Ross
San Antonio
Hagerstown Mulls Ten Year Tie In With Potomac Edison
A three member committee led by Thomas W. Pangborn advised the Hagerstown Mayor and Council to seek a ten year tie in with Potomac Edison at Williamsport. The plan envisions buying power to meet demand and reselling at current profit margins as the city expands its municipal system toward 15 000 kilowatts. Construction on the 2 400 000 project will follow feasibility and timing. Potential Williamsport output has risen from 50 000 to 85 000 kilowatts
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Hagerstown
Thomas W. Pangborn
Potomac Edison
Williamsport
Richard Sweeney
Withamsport
Aids In Recovery Of Power Of Speech
Dr Louis Linn of Mount Sinai Hospital reports sodium amytal can restore speech after brain injury. Observed during wartime duty in North Africa, the drug produced sudden dramatic improvements that sometimes persisted beyond the injection, in patients with brain center impairment.
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Chicago
Louis Linn
Neurological Service
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
North Africa
Mi Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry
Speech loss after brain operation linked to drug study
An American Medical Association report outlines two civilian cases where speech was affected after brain surgery or by a blood clot. The drug showed temporary improvement with initial injections but the effect faded with repeated use, suggesting potential to hasten rehabilitation of post traumatic aphasia and to probe the psychological aspects of recovery.
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Ime News
Freachem
Marrhday
American Medical Association
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