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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1952

Page

4

Stomach Troubles Focus at Medics Meeting in Maryland

The Maryland Academy of General Practice holds its spring scientific meeting at Hotel Alexander on May 15. Dr. Louis A. M. Krause, University of Maryland professor, will give the dinner talk on Ancient Diseases and the Bible. Morning and afternoon sessions cover carcinoma urinary infections cervicitis and anticoagulant therapy. Local officials include Dr. W. T. Layman chairman and Mrs. Robert P. Conrad organizer of Ladies' activities.

Maryland Academy of General Practice Hotel Alexander Louis A. M. Krause University of Maryland Krause Middle East Medical and Chiurgical Faculty of Maryland W. T. Laymans Robert P. Conrad Archie A. Cohen Clear Spring B. 8. Knelsley Robert F. Keadle Robert V. L. Gampbell

Truck And Auto Collide In City

A truck driven by Charles Warrenfeltz of Cearfoss Route 4 collided with a car driven by Edward Reynolds of Club Road on East Franklin Street as the truck pulled from Cramer's Alley. The scene followed a club meeting with 15 attendees.

East Franklin Street Cramer's Alley Charles Warrenfeltz Cearfossy Route 4 Edward C. Reynolds Club Road

Soldiers to gain paternity rights after occupation ends

Allied soldiers who fathered children in Germany will be able to sue for maintenance under a proposed peace treaty with West Germany. About 94,000 German mothers could cite the claims, reversing a seven year Allied ban on German legal actions against Allied nationals.

Bonn Germany West Germany

Trade groups discussed as key to modern industry

Herman Hoopes, president of Brandt Cabinet Works, spoke to the Hagerstown Exchange Club on The Inter Com of Modern Industry. He argued trade associations standardize products aiding mass production and save small industries, noting about 12 000 trade associations and 6 000 professional groups exist.

Herman Hoopes Brandt Cabinet Works Hagerstown Exchange Club Hoopes Aimes Hoonen William Hamilton Gaber Phillips August Nolte Uatrict National Exchange For Maryland

Indian Battle in Nebraska Ends in Massive Casualties

Northeastern Nebraska witnessed a major three day battle between Omaha and Ponca Indians and the Broux over a hunting ground. About $000 in casualties were reported on both sides in this large historical clash.

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