Life Saving Improved Artificial Respiration Method Adopted
The Red Cross and allied groups adopt the back-pressure arm-lift method for artificial respiration after years of study. The two-phase technique expands the chest and is easier to teach, with the prone method still usable by many trained people until training catches up. The method details describe victim position, rescuers hands placement, and a 12 cycles per minute rhythm.
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Red Cross
Armed Services
Norway
Denmark
Army Chemical Corps
Silvester
Notable TV and radio figures in entertainment and film news
Inez Gerhard Mannle Wilson of CBS Radio's My Friend Irma cooperates with a fundraising pledge on air. Ursula Theiss, signed by Howard Hughes, studied English before heading to India for Monsoon then Pocket Venus filming in Rome Paris London. Odds and ends note ministers at workshops, Ringling North plays himself in The Greatest Show on Earth, and Warner Bros films The Green Light.
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Manle Wilson
CBS Radio
Irma
Ursula Theiss
Howard Hughes
India
Europe
Rome
Paris
London
Alaska
Holland
Philippines
Canada
West Africa
Protestant Broadcasting and Film Commission
John Ringling North
Ringling Bros.Barnum and Bailey Cirrus
Warner Bros
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A compact crossword feature lists across clues such as Larceny Metal Kingdom Theater bo A twisted fabric and more plus down clues including Wealth Feminine pronoun Anxious Bend and other entries with varied wordplay and language notes.
The Red Muffler Mystery Ends In Gunfire
Constable McCall accuses Bruce Wyatt of killing Jim Cary over Freda Burnett. Blood on Wyatt’s muffler proves the motive and timing, leading to Wyatt’s arrest after a struggle in a small cabin. The piece shifts to a homily on what makes a Christian home and how a family should model faith through action, not ritual.
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Simon McCall
Bruce Wyatt
Wyatt
Jim Cary
Simon
Bruce
Jim
Cary
Leland
Jake Dearborn
Jake
Jin
Old Jim
McCall
Freda
Doc Leland
Constable McCall
Elevator Operators Ponder World Troubles at Capitol
In Washington a Capitol elevator operator muses on global woes with a passenger. The exchange turns dark as the operator mutters he is not a man but a yo yo in a moody, philosophic moment.
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Capitol
Washington
Grassroots View on Top Brass and Rural Press Power
In a postwar critique Wright A. Patterson notes the rise of generals and bureaucrats. He argues the Pentagon’s bloated staff wastes funds and votes, while rural editors hold sway in farming states and could decide elections by rallying voter support for or against GOP candidates.
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Wright A. Patterson
Kentucky
Senate
Defense Department
Pentagon
Republican Party
Army
GOP
Eisenhower
Truman
S Am
Herbert Brownell
Dewey
European productivity trails U S output in coal work
Superior Productivity Milton Katz a B C A envoy notes European industrial productivity is only about one third to one fourth that of the United States and specifically lower for man day output in bituminous coal mining.
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Milton Katz
B.C.A
U.S
Minot Woman Garnered 1000 Cooking Ribbons Over 18 Years
Mrs Vernie Johnson Sr of Minot North Dakota shows her long record of cooking prizes at the North Dakota State Fair where she entered 60 contests and won 43 prizes across a span of 18 years She credits Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for quick reliable results and rich flavor in her yeast raised baked goods.
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Vernie Johnson
Minot
N. D
Fleischmann
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