Property Sale Is Restrained In Equity Court Action
A court order granted temporary relief in Howard County as Assoc Judge Patrick M Schnauffer restrained Arthur F Gray and son Clifford T Gray from selling real estate, personal property or bank accounts amid a pending alimony and property dispute filed by Mary F Gray. The petition seeks a trust over claimed interests and includes temporary alimony of 254 dollars weekly and a 250 dollar counsel fee.
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Equity
Patrick. M. Schnauffer
Mary F. Gray
Emmitsburg
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Maryland
Hold Up Complaints and Denham Resignations in Washington
Washington reports a fired National Labor Relations Board official, Denham, advising regional directors to pause complaints against unions or employers until a successor is seated. He warned of trouble if actions proceed and said operations would not be seriously affected. Also, Howard resigns as Defense Munitions Board chairman, praising Secretary Johnson, while foresters study buds over 2.5 inches on young pines to ease lumber knots.
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Washington
Robert N. Denham
Truman Os
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
NLRB
Truman
Driver Cannot Explain Route 26 Accident South Of Libertytown
State Police Trooper H P O'Brien reported early investigation found no second vehicle in a Route 26 crash near Libertytown. Clarence E Brachey 42 of Union Bridge was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital by passing motorists around 11 30 p m after his car left the highway and overturned into a field. He was conscious but could not account for the spill. The Motorsaid he paid the rescuers. The report notes about 70 percent of eggs in incubators hatch, per the Agriculture Department.
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H. P. O'Brien
Libertytown
Clarence E. Brachey
RFD 2
Union Bridge
O'Brien
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brachey
Drink Salt Water When Craving Alcohol
New Haven Connecticut September 18 The Quarterly Journal of Alcohol reports a method to curb craving by drinking salt water, claiming the body seeks salt when alcohol is desired. Doctors Silkworth and Texon of Knickerbocker Hospital New York analyzed hospitalized heavy drinkers and found reduced blood chlorides. The study says early drinking is driven by psychological factors and chlorides are not yet altered, while continued drinking alters blood chemistry.
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New Haven
Conn
Mys
Quarterly
Journal of Alcohol
W. D. Silkworth
M. Texon
Knickerbocker Hospital
New York
Faithful Circle Class Holds Regular Grace Meeting
A Grace Reformed church Faithful Circle Class met Wednesday in the social rooms after a covered-dish supper. A report recommended a salt water solution for dehydration and warned of uncontrolled drinking leading to alcohol reliance. The suggested treatment included two grams of salt in 30 cubic centimeters of water followed by 200 cubic centimeters and an alternate salt in tea spoonful form.
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Reformed Church
Now She Shops Cash and Carry Without Painful Backache
An old style ad copy promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic for backache and urinary symptoms. It claims stress, exertion, smoking, and cold exposure harm kidney function, offering Doan's as relief used by millions for many years.
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Dean
Allah
Doan
President leads sec tion with scripture and prayer
The president conducted the section including scripture reading by Mrs. Myrtlin Shoemaker, group singing, Lord's prayer in unison, and a short business review. Entertainment featured reading by Mrs. Elmer Miller, a Mary Thomas solo, a talk by Mrs. Thomas on her vacation with souvenirs, two accordion solos by Miss Marie McCrackin, and a Ruby Blank performance of Turkey In the Straw. Mrs. Wilhelm accompanied. The meeting ended with the class song Blessed Be the Tie that Binds.
Aerial mapping device Twinplex boosts bombing prep
The Twinplex aerial mapping instrument doubles effectiveness, reproducing a 22.2 square mile area in one photo. Using paired serial images it yields three dimensional effects, a decided advantage in aerial bombing. Mrs Engle won Door peas. next group meeting is October 11 at 7 20 p.m. in the church social room.
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Charles Jengle
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