Birth Drugs Blamed For Children's Disorders
State College Pa Sept 7 Suggestive evidence links infant nervous disorders and mental retardation to overdoses of drugs given to mothers during birth. Dr R F Becker reported guinea pig experiments showing birth asphyxia from oxygen deprivation can alter brain development. He stressed the observed changes occurred with mechanical asphyxiation not drug administration and warned overdosing drugs to ease delivery may cause newborn asphyxia.
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State College
R. F. Becker
Philadelphia
American Psychological Association
Pennsylvania State College
Becker
Jefferson College
Priest To Study African Natives
The Rev. Martin Guisinde a professor of anthropology at Catholic University Washington DC has arrived in South Africa and plans an expedition to South West Africa and Portuguese East Africa. He will study Bushmen and Hot tentots. Father Gusinde is noted for work among Indians in South America and pygmies in the Belgian Congo.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Martin Guisinde
Catholic University
Washington, DC
South West Africa
Portuguese East Africa
Father Gusinde
South America
Belgian Congo
Aussies Destroy 38 Red Tanks in Early Action
Canberra reports Air Minister Thomas Kite announcing the 77th Squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force destroyed 38 Red Korean tanks in its first eight weeks on the UN battle front. The unit also claimed 163 trucks 40 other vehicles seven fuel dumps and 12 bridges across 1 100 sorties.
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Canberra
Australia
Thomas Kite
77Th
Royal Australian Air Force
United Nations Battlefront
Japan's Hazards Heighten Earthquake Risk
The National Geographic Society notes Japan’s high earthquake risk due to its crowded population, rugged mountainous terrain, and location along a sharp subduction rim dropping miles into the sea, making it among the world’s most vulnerable regions.
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Japan
Utes
National Geographic Society
Felt Hat Day Sets Style Rules and New Lightweight Hats
Felt Hat Day arrives with no major shape change as men keep feathered hats. East prefers narrower brims while broader brims remain popular in the West. Hats now weigh as little as 2% ounces and up to 5 or 6 ounces on average. Eight pastel shades offered, brown tones lead color popularity with gray close behind. Prices average from 10 to 50 dollars.
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Amarillo Haberdashers
Nose knows best open a window says scientist
Washington report notes government scientist Elmer Weaver warns against using absorbents or deodrants to suppress odors from frying onions or armpits. He advises removing the odor source and washing with soap and water. Ventilation beats deodorants, he says, with smell tied to past experiences and perceptions. Columbus is joked as following his nose to a new world.
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Washington
U.P
Elmer R. Weaver
National Bureau of Standards
Weaver
America
Columbus
New World
Grow Hair or Grow Bald A Modern Home Treatment
A mid century science promises a lifetime of hair with home formulae from Mueller Hair Experts. The program claims to prevent baldness and thicken hair while stopping dandruff and scalp itch. Thousands have reportedly seen success using these at home instructions.
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Mueller
Hopeless cases not accepted in scalp treatment policy
The clinic rejects cure-all claims and requires thorough scalp exams before any therapy. Only about five percent of patients are deemed hopeless. most cases with even slight hair growth receive treatment.
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Mueller
Mueller home treatment combines self administerable therapy
Mueller home treatment combines physical and chemical therapy you can administer yourself at home. The program uses progressive steps of medication and treatment with mailed progress reports to the Mueller Laboratory so treatments can be adjusted for best results. A Mueller trichologist personally checks your scalp condition at regular intervals.
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Mueller
Mueller Laboratory
Burroughs praises Mueller treatment for hair growth
A user named Burroughs endorses Mueller treatment, claiming it stopped thinning hair and improved scalp health. They say hair now grows faster and express repeated satisfaction with the product.
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Burroughs
Mueller
Mueller treatment claims boost in hair growth
H. T. Teague reports satisfaction after two months with Mueller treatment claiming 30 percent more hair and a healthier scalp. He notes thickening of previously sparse areas and urges others with similar problems to try the product.
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H. T. Teague
Mueller
Mueller treatment aids hair growth claim by James Edwards
James R Edwards of 1330 College Street reports five months of Mueller treatment improves hair condition. He claims about 30 percent more hair and no dandruff or excessive shedding. He recommends Mueller treatment to others.
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James R. Edwards
College St
Mueller
Mueller treatment praised by user for hair and scalp health
Bural J. Callwell reports a noticeable hair increase and normal scalp after using Mueller treatment. He states no dandruff or itchiness and urges others with thinning hair and scalp issues to try the product.
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Bural J. Callwell
Mueller
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