Cancer Detection Method Pioneered Here Now Spreads Countywide
Dr. Hugh J Davis of Johns Hopkins presented at Washington County Hospital detailing the cervical cancer detection program. A plastic pipet kit enables women to collect specimens at home for cytologic tests, boosting early detection and treatment possibilities. 6,001 kits mailed, 84 percent returned, and the effort expands to Kent Carroll Frederick counties. The campaign, funded by the American Cancer Society, emphasizes annual physical exams and community cooperation to increase early cures.
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Maryland County Jails Urged to Fix Poor Conditions
Inspector Jae B Dellinger reports Maryland county jails fall short on cleanliness bedding privacy and inmate safety The Arundel Calvert Dorchester Worcester and Caroline Dorchester lines are highlighted with specific failures including unclean cells torn mattresses and poor shower facilities The report urges improved uniforms badges furniture repairs mattress replacement and better kitchen and staff practices.
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Future Nurses Hear Therapist at Boonsboro FNA Meeting
The Boonsboro Seair sght School Peture Nurses of America Club met in the school library on Thursday. Kathie Verline led the session as president and Robert Shestack, director of Physical Therapy at Washington County Hospital, spoke on What Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Has to Offer to the Hospital and the Community. He traced PT history and noted the shortage of therapists, only 10,000 registered in the country. A question and answer period followed. Miss Dons Marshall, a former Boonsboro FNA member and Sinai Hospital senior, attended and reminded the group of Sinai Day in April.
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Prayer Today Gracious God Grasp our deepest faith
Prayer text asking for greater faith and a closer relationship with God. It seeks help to lift personal problems, drop negative attitudes, and believe in divine wonders. Signed by Dennis I. Cooke of High Point College, North Carolina.
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Dennis I. Cooke
High Point
N.C
High Point College
Zantzinger's Sentence Ends At Midnight
Zantzinger faces a midnight cutoff on a life sentence for manslaughter following a fatal attack on a society ball attendee, Mrs. Hattard, at Columbia related events. The case, noted in AP dispatches, reflects a broader campus crime and disciplinary context.
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Delegate Calls Sen Snyder Attack Scurrilous, Lobbyist Fee Denied
ANNAPOLIS AP Delegate John Hardwicke of Harford County denounced a charge that he took a $5,000 fee as an improper, vitriolic attack. He said the fee was $400 for outside legal work and vouched for approval from the attorney general. Senator Snyder and Representative Sanford challenged Hardwicke’s dual role as lobbyist and lawmaker on beauty parlor and beauty school legislation. Sanford defended himself amid accusations, while others questioned the process and influence, as the bill died in the prior session.
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Ste Yands Commission
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Harford County
Robert ©. Murphy
Shyder
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Canal
F. Miller
Earl
Milter
Cleveland Ave
Arden
Ibs
Gerlad D. Nye
Ski Patrolman Buried Alive in Avalanche at Snow King
In Jackson Wyoming AP reports Dick Pittman a ski patrolman who saved a man was killed by an avalanche on Snow King Mountain. Pittman was hurled about 1000 feet and buried for ten minutes before his body was recovered.
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Snow King Mountain
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Avalanche Traps Skiers in France Killing and Trapping Eight
An avalanche at Lessieres Peak in France trapped eight skiers as helicopters and police searched the scene. Three skiers were pulled alive shortly after the slide, while five remained under the snow awaiting rescue at an elevation around 9,200 feet amid unstable conditions.
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Soldier Richieberger’s Army Path Traced to Fort Gordon
Richieberger of Company C Infantry’s dth Missile Battalion entered the Army in September 2903 and completed basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia. The 18 year old graduated from North Hagerstown High School in 1963.
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Insurance Men Face Charges On Statements
Baltimore insurance executives Allan A. Grylove Stanley J. Orlove and Julius Hauppmann faced charges for filing false statements with Maryland's Insurance Commissioner. The National Mutual Insurance Co predecessors were accused of misrepresenting the company’s finances in a March 1963 filing. Orlove chaired the board, Grylove was president, and Hauppmann was vice president. The firm later became National Motors and was declared insolvent with substantial deficits.
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Notable Names and Firms Hit By Delaware Divorce News
Fragmented clippings show references to Mutcher and Sher TECO merchants in Albany and Hogres-Tawny, Potomac Edison and Maryland National Bank. Mentions include Marvined, a 75-year-old Wimbledon champion couple, and a divorce case involving a son of a late electric and chemical entrepreneur.
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Washington County Jail Work Duties Highlighted In Inspections
From Our Reporters Notes recounts findings from the 37th Annual County Jail Inspection by Maryland’s Department of Corrections. It details prisoner labor by jail, costs of daily meals, and facility notes in Hagerstown and Allegany, with figures on arrests, accidents, and road safety over a recent state weekend.
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Rosier Business Outlook Amid Stronger Consumer Confidence
New York AP reports business outlook turning rosier as income tax cuts boost plans to invest in new plant and equipment. Consumer sentiment climbs to a seven year high. manufacturers foresee a 9 percent rise in sales while February retail edges up one percent. car purchases cautious. commerce survey predicts total investment rising to 43.2 billion in 1964 with a $2.1 billion gain this year.
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Secretary of Commerce
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Commerce Department
New Rating System May Revolutionize TV Industry
Hollywood AP reports a Wilmington electronics firm proposes a new rating method using trucks with revolving antennas to sample thousands of home sets. The compact system detects which channel a TV is tuned to by reading the electron beam signals, promising accuracy without viewer awareness and potentially replacing diaries and viewer interviews in program ratings.
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