Say Doctors Should Heed Their Advice
Buffalo on May 3 report says two New York City doctors found in a Mount Sinai Hospital survey of 200 physicians that almost 65 percent had heart trouble and that weight correlates with heart disease. Drs Arthur M. Master and Kenneth Chesky told the Medical Society of New York state annual meeting that most doctors were overweight and should heed their own advice.
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New York
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Kenneth Chesky
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Texas Mother of Year Is Named 1951 Recipient
Denton May 3 Mrs M L Ramey mother of Maj Gen Roger M Ramey holds the title of Texas Mother of 1951 She will be recommended for national honors by the American Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation A former school teacher she was chosen by a committee named by Gov Allan Shivers headed by Mrs Howard Gibson of Waxahachie Egypt faces a meat shortage
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M. L. Ramey
Roger M. Ramey
Texas
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Golden Rule Foundation
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Allan Shivers
Howard Gibson
Waxahachie
Third Air Force Created in Europe
General Eisenhower's headquarters in Europe announces the creation of the Third US Air Force by elevating the Third US Air Division in England. The change enables more fighters and bombers to be sent from the United States to bases in England and other parts of Europe.
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Eisenhower
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US Air Division
England
Fife Official Seeks Pigeon Control at Seven High Street
The official rat killer of Fife has been asked to switch to pigeon control at Seven High Street rooftops. A Spence plans to trap pigeons by scattering maize on trap lofts built for this purpose.
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Scotland
A. Spence
Squirrels Stymie Two Holinois State Policemen
In Oraville Til on May 3 two Holinois state policemen Wesley Jones and Robert Schrader stopped their car to chase a squirrel. The animal eluded them and wedged itself in the air intake of the car’s air conditioner, taking two hours to free.
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Til
Holinois State
Wesley Jones
Robert Schrader
Students Suspended Over Not Fighting in Japan Incident
OMADA Japan May 34 Three high school boys were suspended for failing to defend themselves when attacked by a group of students. Principal said they did not live up to the spirit of self-defense. Kenichi Tsuru, 17, set up March 14, did not fight back. Two friends accompanied him to a hospital. Tsuru suspended indefinitely. two others for one week.
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Japan
Kenichi Tsuru
Tsuru
Russia unveils new armed recon car at May Day parade
Foreign military attaches and other observers agreed that the sole new item at the May Day parade was an armed reconnaissance car. The six wheel vehicle on a truck chassis carries light armor and seems intended for road use. Planes over Red Square were the same as last year.
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Red Square
Bank Robbed Third Time in Winona West Virginia
The Winona National Bank was held up for the third time in six months. Two masked bandits with red face paint and firearms forced cashier J. R. Hisey to hand over 15 546 dollars. A getaway car was found abandoned miles away. Prior holdups involved James Burks and a 1940s pair from Fort Eustis, now serving prison terms.
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James Burks
Beckley
Burks
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Okey C. Neff
Fort Eustis
Typhoon Menaces Philippines Near Tacloban Island
Warnings spread across southern Luzon and eastern Visayan Islands as a typhoon with 110 mph winds approached. The season’s first typhoon was advancing west northwest at 12 mph, about 400 miles east of Tacloban on Leyte Island.
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Manila
Luzon
Visayan Islands
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Leyte Island
Chicago Launches Convention Fund
A Chicago group of business and industrial leaders aims to raise 500000 to bring both major parties national conventions to the city in 1952. Mayor Martin H Kennelly and R Douglas Stuart co chair the citizens committee urge immediate action as site committees plan early meetings to pick cities.
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Martin H. Kennelly
R Douglas Stuart
Citizens Committee
Kennedy
RAF transport crash near Suez kills eight servicemen
Eight British service members died when an RAF transport aircraft crashed near Fayyid in the Suez Canal zone during a demonstration supply drop. An RAF spokesman confirmed the toll and outlined the mission scope.
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Royal Air Force
Favid
Suez Canal Zone
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Bullfighting bulls die in chute clash in Arles
Two bulls brought from Spain for the Sunday bullfight in Arles France clashed head on in a chute on their way to the corral. Both animals died from fractured skulls.
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France
Spain
Corral
Globe-News
Aid for India Sidetracked By Nehru Comment
Washington May 3 The House Foreign Affairs Committee postponed action on a 150 million dollar grain for India bill until next week. Representative Richards said Nehru’s rejection of tied strings influenced the delay while Speaker Rayburn said the measure was set aside to finish action on appropriation bills.
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House
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South Carolina
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Rayburn
Guerrillas Hit Reds in China
Taipei Formosa May 3 The Chinese Nationalist defense ministry reported guerrillas on the mainland are increasing despite Communist efforts to crush them. In a Tenchung Yunnan raid near the Burma border militants killed 1,350 Reds and seized a large cache of arms and ammunition.
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Red China
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Yunnan
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Deborah Kerr Expecting Child in Hollywood Studio Announces
Hollywood reports actress Deborah Kerr and her husband cameraman Tony Bartley expect their second child this fall. Kerr will relinquish her starring role in Ivanhoe to be filmed in England this summer. The couple already has a daughter Melanie, age three.
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Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
England
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