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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
10
The writer argues many blamed heart conditions are not heart disease and promotes rest, gradual exercise, reducing fear, and an optional daily vitamin B complex. He cites personal anecdotes about bellyache, misdiagnosed murmurs, and the value of moderate activity for those with prior coronary thrombosis, urging informed, active living.
A reader asks about allergy to ragweed and goldenrod with summer symptoms and limited treatment options. Another writes of near fainting on arising with a heart murmur. the columnist says a murmur often is insignificant and advises seeking a professional opinion if concerns persist.
Albany based Capt. Joseph E. Carr described by the Air Force as probably the best decorated bombardier. He has two Silver Stars, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with 11 Oak Leaf clusters, the Presidential Unit citation and the Purple Heart along with World War II Victory Asia Pacific Pre Pearl Harbor American Theater Japanese Occupation and Korean Theater ribbons.
In North Easton Massachusetts Oliver Ames High School back Dick Holmes returned a kickoff from his own one yard line 107 yards but was tackled at West Bridgewater’s one yard line. An other back carried over on the next play.
Ipolitas Nauragis once a European opera star now works as a press operator at a Worchester mill in Massachusetts. The Lithuanian 50-year-old, 6 foot 2, 225 pounds, says the job is good and he enjoys America. His career spanned 40 operas in five languages across Europe and South America. His wife Olga is a former London ballet dancer.
Four Hastings girls attending an all state music meeting in York Nebraska complained about food costs while dining. The restaurant owner offered to cook a chicken she found on the street and the girls agreed. The issue highlights the high cost of living and resourcefulness.
Portrait of Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, exiled as a child from Greece, now husband to Britain’s future queen. He cannot be king yet maintains a naval career and the duties of royalty, described in a January Reader’s Digest feature.
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