22 Dec 1949
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
1
A family tale from a barn loft unfolds as a seven year old boy donates blood to save his sister after a grave injury. The father explains crises and blood supply, while Pete struggles with fear and duty, asking how long until death. The scene ends with Pete contemplating his own mortality as the night deepens.
Two American psychologists report on 225 young Americans in the occupation zone finding most still view the man as master at home. They argue minds and bodies are inseparable and physical love need not be primarily sexual, stressing the role of maternal affection for infants and the dangers of punitive upbringing.
Basically No. Whether a child becomes a happy well adjusted adult depends on his parents, not his teachers. The person to undo parents mistakes is a trained psycho therapist, not an educator. Schools should follow mental hygiene and provide factual knowledge and technical skills to help him make a living.
A boy recalls a stark choice about sharing blood after a doctor warns of a failing supply. The father listens as the son admits his plan to sacrifice himself for his sister, doubting whether the act will be fatal. The exchange centers on survival and familial duty.
A雨soaked newsvendor named John endures a bitter night shivering under oilskin as he struggles to hand papers to weary commuters. A sudden gunshot from the stairs erupts chaos among the throng, transforming the street into a scene of panic and flight.
In a tense scene aboard a crowded elevator, Johnny witnesses a shooting. A man in a green hat points finger at him then dies after a confrontation. Moe Consoletti and Silas Berry are dead, and Johnny earns a one thousand dollar reward.
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In a feature by Inez Gerhard, Bert Parks becomes a sought-after figure as the Stop the Music show expands. Fans chase him for hints to the Mystery Melody while he keeps home life private with a wife and twin three-year-old sons. The piece notes the show’s prize payouts and Parks’s rising celebrity amid other TV and film tidbits from the era.
A report from medical researchers describes the porin, a new drug tested on 24 Parkinson’s patients. Of these, 13 showed marked improvement within two days, aiding mobility, feeding, dressing, and fine movements. One patient, paralyzed in a chair for two years, returned to hotel work after treatment. The drug combines antihistomic and atropine actions, distinct from previous therapies.
The notes state bed-wetting often stems from emotional causes rather than physical ones. It notes most tuberculosis cases occur between ages 18 and 30 and claims early treatment makes TB curable. It adds migraine sufferers are typically diligent workers. It also mentions drugs can control blood pressure but none yet reduce it once vessels are stiff.
The Bureau of Reclamation within the Interior operates the world’s three highest and largest dams. Hoover Dam rises 726 feet, Shasta Dam 662 feet, and Hungry Horse Dam 564 feet. Grand Coulee on the Columbia River holds about 10 percent million cubic yards of concrete, making it the largest concrete dam by volume worldwide.
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