French diet study claims longer life with less meat
The National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies of France reports reduced meat and sugar intake since the war, with a shift to fruits and vegetables. It notes a 70 year average life span in France and contrasts French meat consumption with Britain and the United States, while downplaying wine's nutritional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies of
France
Fadt
Institute
Oil drives New York port traffic to 26 year high
The Port of New York reached its peak traffic in 26 years in 1950 driven by war readiness commerce and a surge in oil movements. Oil accounted for more than half of all traffic as traders rushed to import petroleum before Iran oil disputes."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iran
Middle East
Bible Thoughts on Humility and Suffering
A compact reflection contrasts Psalm 68:29 with Goethe's view that true religion honors humility poverty and suffering as divine. It argues reverence for what is beneath us and endurance of mockery disgrace and death as part of spiritual insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Local items from the News columns Sept 12 1901
Thomas, the 19 year old son of C Newton Trundle, broke his right ankle when a horse he rode reared at a passing train and fell on him in Petersville. Frederick club manager Beacht arranged a game with New England Bloomer Girls at Athletic Park. Katie F Fraley owned by Lewis won a harness event at Loudoun county band day races. Red King also owned by Fraley took second. Market was good for vegetables but Jima beans scarce. tomatoes abundant with varied prices. peaches plentiful at all prices. A Republican Campaign Club was organized with 1 dollar membership. officers named Saylor, Perry, Gittinger, Fleming, Lampe, Hinks, Rusherman, Biser. Willard chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Loudoun County
Red King
Fraley
Charles E. Saylor
James P. Perry
E. A. Gittinger
W. W. Fleming
J. H. Lampe
Wm. H. Hinks
C. C. Rusherman
T. M. Biser
A. D. Willard
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from Sept 12 1931 note a 500 gallon fire engine secured by the Junior Fire Company to be unloaded for demonstration. Theodore R McKeldin of Baltimore spoke at the Frederick Lions Club on courage understanding and service. A bushel of wheat will be admission to the Frederick Fair. September heat neared records with a high of 98 degrees, the port high for September is not specified.
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the News
Junior Fire Company
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Frederick Lions Club
Frederick
Faith, Duty, and Temptation in an American Life
Hal Boyle reflects on American strength, weakness, and the burden of prosperity. He urges faith as a moral guide, warns that wealth fuels anxiety and sin, and counsels persistence, duty, and action across generations as the nation faces temptation and renewal.
Daily Bread and Hospital Board Report at Frederick
Rev A Purnell Bailey cites Paul and scripture while discussing life’s trials. Frederick Memorial Hospital Board meets to tour new wing and nursery as preparations proceed for Thursday opening. Monthly statistics show 558 patients treated, 446 admitted, 461 discharged, 97 remaining, 76 births, 16 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board
Frederick Memorial Hospital Board of Managers
Mary Kurchinsky
Ethel Northam
Missionary to present program at Bethesda church
Rev. David A. Seamands, a Methodist missionary with 17 years in India, will show his own color motion pictures titled Darkness and Light in India at Bethesda Methodist Church in Brownsville on Friday at eight. The film portrays poverty life in Indian communities and a Hindu body piercing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Seamands
India
Bethesda Methodist Church
Brownsville
Seamandi
Bidar
Hyderabad
Don. E. Griffin
Rev. Griffin
Weddings Hyca Manel at Woodsboro church ceremony
Miss Charlotte E. Houck and Fred LeRoy Hyser wed at Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony on Aug 31. Attendants wore gray and black, reception followed at the bride’s home, then a Virginia trip before settling in Cambridge Rubber Co. housing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church
P. m
Charlotte E. Houck
Charles Trimmer
Woodsboro
Fred LeRoy Hyser
Aliva Hyser
Harney
Raymond C. Myers
Betty Fox
Ray Hyser
Silver Run
Virginia
Mrs. Hyser
Cambridge Rubber Co
Taneytown
Atlee Sandbower
Fort Belvoir
Truman targets budget cuts and tax fears in speech
In a Washington address dated Sept 12, President Truman criticized those seeking to trim government expenditures. He argued executive figures aren’t sacrosanct and urged Congress to review non defense spendings, warning of rising taxes and potential revenue shortfalls amid fiscal pressures. He urged national leadership to restore fiscal restraint.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Douglas
Illinois
Byrd
Virginia
Japanese Peace Treaty Won't Solve Her Economic Problems
The peace treaty's ratification delays keep the issue unsettled as Japan's postwar economy relies on aid and occupation costs. US aid ended, yet Japan's exports rise while trade patterns shift. a new economic frontier emerges if Japan is left to stand alone without aid or resumed investment.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
San Francisco
Sept
Far East
United States
U S. Senate
Senate
Japan
U. S
Indus
China
Manchuria
Canada
Deaths Charles Momer and Charles Henry Domer
Two prominent Carroll County men die within days. Charles Momer aged 85 of York Pa long a Creagers town resident and former farmer dies at home of his son John C Domer on North Queen Street York. Interment Creagerstown Cemetery. James H. Franklin of Woodbine dies at Mercy Hospital Baltimore age 45 after heart ailment. He was a J M DeLashmutt and Son salesman and fisherman. Survived by widow Gladys and two children James H Jr and Wesley. Funeral prayers at Winfield with burial Morgan Chapel near Woodbine.
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Charles Momer
Charles Henry Domer
John D
Catherine Ramsburg Domer
John C.,domer
North Queen Street
York Pa
Creagerstown
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Mary Jane Smith Domer
John C
Morris A
Esther A. Presley
Mildred Worthen
Clarence Shriner
Loys Station
Edgar Liday
Rocky Ridge
Hayes W. Domer
York
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
James HB. Franklin
James H. Franklin
Woodbine
J. M. DeLashmutt and Son
Mercy Hospital
Franklin
Carroll County
Nathan
Olivia Franklin
Gladys Franklin
James H. Franklin, Jr
Wesley Franklin
Emory Franklin
Ethel Cross
Russell Easton
Lisbon
Herman Franklin
Schley Jenkins
New Windsor
Winfield
W. E. Saltzgiver
Morgan Chapel
C. M. Waltz
Funerals for Kiser Outland Hardy and Thomas Held in Local Cemeteries
Four funeral services are reported for Charles F. Kiser of Keysville Warrick P Outland of Sabillasville Clarence E Hardy of Mr Pleasant and Frank W Thomas colored of Patterson New Jersey. Services were conducted by local reverends with interments in Keysville Ward s Chapel Glade and Fair Lawn cemeteries. Pallbearers listed include local names and church members.
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Warrick P. Outland
Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Winfield
W. W. Beale
Joseph, Paul
Richard Cahill
William Dpron
Charles Gunther
Priestly Fisher
Ward's Chapel Cemetery
Liberty Road
C. M. Waltz
Clarence E. Hardy
Pleasant
Walkersville
B. F. Hartley
G. Fred Myers
Glade Council
William Peiffer
Thomas
Harry
Frank
Anniversary and Birth Notices Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Roy C Lake of 202 Market street celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. Captain and Mrs RR Nichol of 240 East Church announce the birth of their first child, Bonnie Jean, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Sept 9 mother and daughter are doing nicely. Mrs Nichol was Miss Jean Phebus of Frederick. Mrs Louise Waltz and children David and Jacqueline of 301 East Third street and Mrs Beryl Gordon of West South street return from Bristol Tennessee after a week with Mr and Mrs Gene Wallace, formerly of Frederick.
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Roy C. Lake
Market Street
RR. Nichol
East Church Street
Bonnie Jean
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Nichol
Jean Phebus
Frederick
Louise Waltz
David
Jacqueline
East Third Street
Beryl Gordon
West South Street
Bristol, Tenn
Gene Wallace
Mrs Welty Rice Hospitalized After Ambulance Transfer
Mrs Welty Rice of Mountain Dale was carried by M. L. Creager ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday night for possible surgery.
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Welty Rice
Mountaindale
M. L. Creager
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Simulate and impeachment powers noted in brief card
The lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It defines simulate as to appear to be real without reality and notes the U S House of Representatives sole power of impeachment while the Senate conducts trials.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Cost comparisons on voting machine question prompt review
County survey on voting procedures urges buying 70 voting machines. Board of Election Supervisors cites savings in personnel and polling-place reductions, from 60 to 45 precincts with machines. Study notes potential annual savings over 6,000 dollars and notes faster tabulation cuts overtime for judges and clerks. County Commissioners studying recommendation with decision expected soon.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Pierce Gaver
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
No Substitute For Whole Blood Plasma In Medicine
A Buffalo woman misses a blood donation, prompting Dr Winternitz to warn against calling substitutes. He argues that blood extenders cannot replace whole blood or plasma in medicine, especially for wartime needs and potential atomic scenarios. The article discusses how extenders may aid emergencies yet not substitute oxygen-delivering blood, and notes implications for future supply and stockpiling.
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New York
Buffalo
Red Cross
M. C. Winternitz
National Research Council
Department of Defense
Winternitz
Questions And Answers From The News Page
Question asks at what age William Gladstone last became British Minister. Answer states he was 88 years old. Another question asks how far a locomotive travels per ton of coal. Answer notes variability but estimates about seven miles per ton, depending on freight, weather, train, and other factors.
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Gladstone
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Daily Bread
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Clarence Darrow
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Winifred Steiner
Marion Carmack, Jr
Betty Beers
Joyce Clark
Carmack
Misses Beers
Clark
Ushiers
Charles Kohlhoss
Kenneth May
Stewart Brubaker
Sperry Storm
Carlton Rhoderick
Middletown
Brunswick High School
School of Nursing
Easton Memorial Hospital
Easton
U. S. Army
du Pont
Seaford
Del
Salisbury
Lambert—Hoffman
Betty J. Hoffman
Samuel W. Hoffman
Mt. Airy
Mr. Hoffman
H. Donald Lambert, Jr
H .D. Lambert
Keymar
Donald Warrenfeltz
Betty Morgan
Paul Hoffman
George W. Hoffman
Delta
Leroy Fitzgerald
David Lawrence
John Mishar
Charles Charmer
David O'Donoghue
Jerry O'Donoghue
Louis O'Donoghue
Jack Blair
Mosher Street
John A. Quonoghue
Belle Vista
Emmitsburg
Marie Gloninger Rial
St. Anthony's
Kelbaugh
Woodlawn
BY FT. Wester
Sweetie Pie
Charles F. Kiser
Keysville
Morgan R. Andreas
Clarence Derr
Frank Houck
Roy Sharrer
Upton Dayhoff
Thomas C. Fox
George Myers
C. O. Fuss and Son
Frank W. Thomas
Jesse and
Ollie Thomas
New London
Lane Street
Paterson
N. J
Frank Thomas Roberts
New A M. E. Zion Church
Fair Lawn Cemetery
Mobil
Niewspapre
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