Common Cold War Drives Foundation Backed by Employers
The article argues the common cold causes mass absenteeism and billions in losses, prompting a new Common Cold Foundation backed by major employers to fund research. It notes scientific difficulties in locating a causative virus, contrasts private enterprise efficiency with government limits, and cites John C. Worthy on accountability and reelection pressures impeding public business efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Cold Foundation
John C. Worthy
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Items From The Columns Of The News September 27 1904
Warm feeling at the Opera House as public entertainments incur license fees under an 1882 ordinance. Lessees objected but paid the 85 fee. Honey found in a floor space near Burkittsville worth noting bees estimated at ten to twelve thousand. A 206 acre tract near Burkittsville sold for 33800 by trustees. Telegraph Tower fire at Brunswick yards burned the office after an initial extinguish attempt. Johnsville and Petersville post offices re established signaling rural delivery expansion.
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Opera House
Henry Dertzbaugh
North Market Street
George Wineberg
Auchmar
Burkittsville
M. Peter S. Hemp
Wm. P Maulsby
Hammond Orner
James Dall
Brunswick Yards
Baltimore and Ohio
Johnsville
Petersville
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The News Sept 27 1934
Descriptions of conditions in road houses prompt a court investigation and a push for a strong crackdown on slot machines. Republican speakers George Henderson and Mayor Walter Quenstedt address a large city meeting for state offices. A 23 year old rider Lewis O'Hara bruised in a motorcycle stop on East Patrick street. Irving Staley’s bicycle stolen, later recovered after a boy tried selling it with a twisted name plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henderson
Cumberland
Walter F Quenstedt
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Lewis O'Hara
East Patrick Street
Irving
Jimmie) Staley
Irving Staley
North Bentz Street
Local Family News and Travel Notes from Frederick Area
A roundup of births and social trips among residents of Frederick County. Highlights include the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Young in Frederick Memorial Hospital, multiple visits to New York and Atlantic City by Gaithersburg and Poolesville residents, retirement news for Gen Frederick Irving, and neighbors attending club meetings and regional travel.
Local Notes On Sickness And Hospital Returns
Among The Sick Mr Joseph Chew, formerly of Brunswick, has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Horace C Zacharias, formerly of this city, has returned to Bethesda to stay with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles A Opel and is improving nicely. Mrs Anna Kennedy of East Second Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs Marry Curry of East Fourth Street is recovering satisfactorily after surgery at Frederik Memorial Hospital. Dr Walter Norman of Union Bridge is a patient at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore for surgery after Saturday night admission.
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Edwin Young
Route 4
Frederick
David Eugene
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Seymour
Poolesville
Minnesota
South Dakota
Frederick Gutheim
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Washington
Ralph Hayward
Patsy
Norma Jean Hayward
Gaithersburg
New York
U.S.S
Katherine Baker
Jacksonville
Fila
Col
Robert 5. Ransom
Frederick A. Irving
Irving
United States Military Academy
Sergt
George Dean
Munich
Germany
Serg
Dean
Fort Meade
G. Raymond Shipsley
Dearborn
St. Agnes
Mackinac Island
Mich
Ardmore
Walter Schmid
Joseph D. Baker
Waverley Farm
Carroll Graham
Katharine Kieffer Rogers
Henri G. Kieffer
Robert H. Pilgram
Rockwell Terrace
Tucson
Ariz
John W. Benzer
East Wilson Boulevard
Hagerstown
William Benner
Walnut Street
Carlisle
Penna
Ae Pol
Coulis
Joseph&. Chew
Brunswick
Horace C. Zacharias
Charles A. Opel
Bethesda
Anna Kennedy
East Second Street
Marry Curry
East Fourth Street
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Walter Norman
RFD 2
Union Bridge
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Life Underwriters Hear M J Floyd Talk
Members of the Frederick Life Underwriters Association met at the Francs Scott Key Hotel for a Friday luncheon in the Blue and Grey room to hear M J Floyd discuss life insurance service and the observance week proclaimed by Gov McKeldin and mayors statewide. The talk covered state and local activities and clarified the government’s stance on agents. Charles Woodman presided, with Benjamin Snuff Robert Price and others among the guests. Thurmont citizens were surprised by a Baltimore dispatch misidentifying Elmer Koontz as mayor, with the error later attributed to Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Life Underwriers Associaton
Francs Scott Key
I. Floyd
Frederick
Wi Fiard
Ryan Blasts Hyde To 2,000 At Gaithersburg Barbecue
Edward J. Ryan Democratic candidate for Maryland’s Sixth District accused opponent Representative Hyde of double talk and supporting McCarthyism. He spoke to about 2,000 people at a Montgomery County Young Democrats barbecue, criticizing Hyde’s voting record and urging policy changes including tax relief, Taft-Hartley revision, higher minimum wage, civil service protections, federal aid for school construction, and home rule for the District of Columbia via referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Edward J. Ryan
Congress
Maryland
Representative Hyde
Hyde
Mr. Ryan
District of Columbia
Columbia College honors National Scholars in 28 records
New York Sept 27 A Frederick Md report notes Columbia College National Scholars honor. Dean Lawrence H Chamberlain lauds the 28 first year students whose records helped select a new group of thirty National Scholars. Austin G Angleberger of Frederick Md is among the notable signees and leaders.
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New York
Frederick
Columbia
Columbia College
Lawrence H Chamberlain
Columbia University
Austin G. Angleberger
Austin F. Angleberger
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick High School
Angleberger
Blue Key
Sigma Chi Fraternity
AAUW To Hear Talk By Mr Probha Tuesday
Members of the American Association of University Women will meet at Evangelical Reformed Church street Tuesday evening at eight o'clock for an address and film by the Thai embassy public relations attache. The program, Stam It's Lane and THs People, will be narrated by Mr Probha who has lived in Washington for years and has a son in school there. Virginia Lewis presides. hostesses named. Margaret Otter in charge of table decorations.
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American Association of University Women
Evangelical Reformed
Eheith
Wasi Church Street
Lane
Prohha
Theadache
Washineron
Virgina Lewis
Mass Grace Thomas
Mis Wallam Shirrow
Williams Quinn
Mis Flizabeth Lewes Peters
Meida DeLashmutt
Katherine Wehler
Allister Vaeh
Margaret Otter
AFL pushes drive to unionize white collar workers
In Los Angeles on September 25 the AFL's annual convention adopted a resolution to double efforts to organize millions of office workers and clerks. Other resolutions backed new organizing methods nationwide and abroad. The union noted only about 7 million of 66 million workers were organized, acknowledging substantial work still ahead.
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Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor Totias
AFL
Msanhanz
Canada
Puerto Rich
Hawaii
Almads Mammine O
Labor Department
Wedding of Glenda Lorraine Brown and Robert Dudrow
Miss Glenda Lorraine Brown and Robert Eugene Dudrow were married Saturday evening at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. Edward F. Godsey officiating. The bride wore white satin, high neck with seed pearls, cathedral train, and a veil with seed pearls. Attendants included Mrs. Richard Dudderar and bridesmaids in gold and rust gowns. A reception followed. the couple will reside at 101 Clarke Place. The bride is a bank employee. the groom farms and sells.
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Glenda Lorraine Brown
S. Elmer Brown
West Fourteenth St
Robert Eugene Dudrow
Russell A. Dudrow
New Design Road
Calvary Methodist
Edward 4
Godsey
Richard Dudderar
Union Bridge
Ralph B. Shipley
East Church Street
Richard Smith
Lee Place
Gerald Marrone
Frederick Avenue
Shirley Kerchner
Dill
Avenue
Shipley
Kerchner
Lynne Howard
Ralph Shipley
William Brown
Leon Howard
RFD
John Felton
Grayson Stevens
Baltimore
Ohio
Easton
Censure Recommendation Continues Against Senator McCarthy
The Senate censure resolution, introduced by Sen. Flanders, with charges filed by Flanders Fulbright and Morse, runs through a six-member select committee. The panel found McCarthy guilty on category one for contempt toward the Senate and its privileges subcommittee. It also denounced conduct toward Gen Zwicker as imputing disrespect and urged censure.
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Sen
Flanders
RVI
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Ind-Ore
Watkins
Utah
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Case
South Dakota
Carlson
Kansas
Stennis
Mississippi
Ervin
North Carolina
McCarthy
Senate
Select Committee
Wisconsin
Subcommittee On
Hendrickson
Zoyvickjer
Sen. McCarthy
Gen. Zwicker
Gen Zwicker
Zwicker
Maj
Irving Peress
Peress
Subcommittee
Maj. Peress
Gen. Znicker
Len McCarthy
Nine year old injured after fall from truck in Union Bridge
Nine year old John LeHoy Ponle of RFD 2 Union Bridge was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for possible head or chest injuries after falling from a truck. State Police opened an investigation. Fire crews fought a small blaze at 43 South Market Street from an awning damaged by a smoker’s cigarette near a Civil War era letter sheets note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LeHoy Ponle
RFD 2
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carrie Posie
United
South Market Street
Frederick
Theodore S Lichtenstein
Boy Cyclist Injured in Park Wire Collision
A 10 year old boy, Wayne Lin inger of 2 South Wisner street, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for neck brush burns after riding this bicycle into a wire strung between trees at Maryland Avenue park. Investigating officers continued the inquiry.
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Wayne Lininger
South Wisner Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sergt. Shean Boone
William Boone, Jr
Maryland Avenue Park
Young Lininger
Chester Hahn
RFD 1
Monrovia
Peoples Court
North Market
16Th Street
Boone
Hahn
Jesse M. Pease
St. Petersburg
Fla
Starpel Ai
Paul’ Mossburg
Carrol
Melvin E Whalen
Doubs
Commerce
Basil C. Lewis
Frederick
Lewis
Whalen
East All Saints Street
South Market Street
Harry W. Willams
RFD 4
William A. Mutchner
Williams
Charles WH. Baugher
Jewish New Year To Begin Tonight
The eve of Rosh Hashanah marks the start of the year 1715 on the lunar calendar. Jews around the world gather to pray for justice and mercy, with the shofar sounding in temples and synagogues tomorrow. This year also commemorates the 205th anniversary of the first Jewish immigration to what is now the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Operators And Miners May Join To Market Coal
The Chicago Tribune reports John L. Lewis plans a nonprofit export company to unite United Mine Workers and mine owners to market US coal abroad. It would lease World War II Liberty ships to ship coal, aiming to raise foreign sales from 10 million to about 50 million tons annually.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
The
Tribune
Lewis
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Probha
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Department of Bacteriology
University of Michigan School of Medicine
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State University of Town
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Porter
Jqurnal of Bacteriology
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Office of Scientific Research Development
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Sue Elizabeth
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Kivabeth H. Washburn
Floesd Hortne
Hiltner-Roelke Studio
Cat Pete Ty Bea
Shirley D. Collins
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Tregoning
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Nolen L. Stone
Sergt. Phillips
Donald W. Johnson
Burkitsville
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