Hospital Plea for Community Help through Hospital Aid Inc
Dr Thomas and Charles F Weis addressed Kiwanis at Scott Key Hotel outlining three patient groups and need for Hospital Aid Inc to provide interest-free loans for indigent and white-collar workers unable to meet medical costs. Hospital staff have struggled to recruit an interne as university hospitals recruit qualified trainees.
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Cominy Institution
Frederick Morial Hospital
Hospital Aid, Inc
P. Thomas
Charles F.weis
Mess Scott Key Hotel
Jomas
Bowers
Thomas
Loup Hospital Aid, Inc
Few Local Girls Interested in Nursing Admissions
Hospital training school for nurses praised by surgeon but few Frederick girls apply. Scholarships cover costs, yet calls for a strong local campaign. History of Frederick Memorial Hospital outlined, with major expansions from 1928 to 1950 and ongoing renovations. Also notes Luther League meeting in Jefferson and Maryland's 1950 population at 2,343,001.
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Frederick
Bowers
Hospital Aid, Inc
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emma Smith
Misses Houck
City Hospital
Maryland
Luther League
Gettysburg
Oficers
Dick Zimmerman
Dotti Keller
Patty Carder
Clayton Smith
Washington
Census Bureau
Secretary Stanton Refuses to Resign Amid Johnson Request
Edwin Stanton, appointed by Lincoln and a holdover in Johnson's cabinet, refused to resign when urged by President Andrew Johnson. The second note remarks that cables near shore must be thicker than those in deep water to resist chafing from ships' anchors.
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Edwin Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
In a reflective column Earl L Douglass recalls finding a boyhood copy of Robinson Crusoe marked with a December 1898 gift from his mother. He describes the enduring realism of classic literature and contrasts it with modern works that seek realism through obscenity.
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Earl L. Douglass
Realism in classical writers sees good and evil clearly
The passage argues that revered classical authors used candor and simple clarity to portray life as it is. They did not deem all of life revolting and acknowledged humanity's both good and bad aspects without glamorizing obscenity.
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Nic
Reading the Line Between Good and Evil in Sophistication
A Babsun Newspaper Syo note discusses the error of praising evil when practiced by refined people. It highlights a clear moral boundary between right and wrong, arguing that upholding such distinctions is essential to understanding life’s realities.
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Babsun
Syo
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Georgia Tucker
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