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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
10
Middletown defeated Brunswick 3 to 2 yesterday in a high school league soccer match. The same day Middletown rolled past Brunswick 8 to 2 in another game.
A compilation of notable births and events with dates from 16th to 20th centuries. Includes Levi Colic, Erasmus Fairbanks, Henry Inman, Homer D. Martin, Sinon Wolf, Moses Ezekiel, and others. Mentions Harvard College milestone, Stature of Liberty dedication, Chicago mayor assassination, and U S Senate action. Also lists contemporary figures Gilbert Grosvenor and Howard Hanson with lifespans. Horoscope notes warn of reform movements and cautious optimism.
Martial law was imposed after a rebellion by 2560 Communist constabulary members. Nine suspects were arrested in a thwarted assassination plot against President Syngman Rhee. Simultaneously Russian troops reportedly evacuated Soviet-occupied North Korea, leaving a native People’s Army of about 200,000. The article notes a close-up map locator at Yoga where the rebellion began.
A compact note lists common usage tips and pronunciation notes. It highlights phrases like is of no use and explains spellings and sounds for gala and curious words. It presents inexpugnable as a fortress term quoted from Milman and urges daily word mastery.
The Political Problems Interest group at Hood College plans an election return room in Meyran Social Room on November 2. Students will record results on a wall chart as they come in to observe progress. The student vote results announced November 1 will be released at that time. Barbara Jacobs, class of 1950, chairs the group.
Researchers report success implanting minuscule radio receivers in the skulls of white rats. The tests, aided by several assistants including Miss Nancy Savior and Miss Harriet Straley, allow the subject to move while experiments study the impact of broadcast shock, hinting at possible future human use.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains polyneuritis as inflammation of several nerves with burning pain and sensory loss. Causes include vitamin deficiencies, especially Beriberi, infections, diabetes, and exposure to metals. Early diagnosis and treating the underlying cause are emphasized, with bed rest and limb support to prevent deformities.
An adolescent voices the idea that failure stems from others, not personal effort, arguing if work is done right school is fine but poor work breeds blame for teachers. The piece notes adults also fault bosses family or friends and discusses perceived luck versus misfortune.
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