Veriloid: New Hypertension Drug Extends Medical Control
Austin drug firm introduces Veriloid, a prescription hypertension treatment shown to lower blood pressure and relieve headaches. Developed by Riker Laboratories, the drug promises significant long term benefits by preventing complications when blood pressure is controlled. Veriloid is a one milligram tablet derived from veratrum viride, requiring doctor supervision for dosage.
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Joe F. Renfro
Austin Drug Company
Renfro
Philip K. Bates
Riker Laboratories
G. W. Kusserow
Bates
Riker
Department of Pharmacology
Boston University School of Medicine
Boston
North Carolina
Atlantic
Hippocrates
Labor's Spot Is in Demo Fold
Guest columnist James A. Farley argues labor belongs in the Democratic Party not a separate labor party. He credits Democratic leaders and reforms under Smith Roosevelt and Lehman, urges compromise between labor and management, and lauds labor’s role in supporting workers and the underprivileged.
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Labor
Farley
James A. Farley
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New York
Smith
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Congress
Industry
Texas Seeks Salvage of Youth Delinquents
Opinion piece argues Texas should focus on preventive and rehabilitative care rather than punishment for troubled youths. It contrasts Scouts at a Jamboree with delinquent youths, urging society to address family neglect and environment to curb crime and save future generations.
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Texas
State
Domestication, Fables, Kings: Quick Q and A Highlights
Answers cover donkey domestication in the Nile Valley and its spread to Greece, Liberia’s early presidents born in the U S, Aesop and the Greek copyist Babrius, Denmark as the oldest kingdom, and the CIA's role and limits. Each response attributes historical details to named individuals and places.
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Valley of the
Nile
Greece
Asia Minor
Denmark
Hardecanute
Dispersal of Industry Forced by Atomic Bomb
News summary details high level U S strategic planning in 1950 including MacArthur White House telecoms on Korea, authority granted for ground forces, and concerns over UN coordination. It notes Post Office probe into anti Negro propaganda aiding Senator Graham and looming government dispersal of industry to reduce overconcentration in cities like Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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Washington
MaceArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Pentagon
Doug
White House
Frank Pace
Russia
Korea
Tokyo
North Korea
State Department
United Nations
Japan
United States
Post Office Department
New York
Frank Graham
North Carolina
Graham
Gillette
Senate
Alabama
Gwinn
Eisenhower
America
John T. Flynn
Maine
Owen Brewster
National Security Resources Board
Britain
France
Egypt
Bevin
Moscow
Red China
China
Chiang Kai-shek
South Korea
Detroit
Pittsburgh
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Iowa Focus Turns To Brannan Plan In 1952 Race
Washington Demos Puzzle Iowa editor Peter Edson notes farmers split on the Brannan Plan as Iowa parties prepare for the 1952 campaign. Hick Hickenlooper rides a comeback, Loveland campaigns on the plan, and Truman tours may sharpen Iowa debates amid a tepid primary turnout.
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Peter Edson
Des Moines
Iowa
Dewey
Truman
Farm Bureau
GOP
Rourke B. Hikenlooper
Hick
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
AEC
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Brannan
Albert J. Loveland
United States
Nelson B. Kraschel
Loveland
Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Oracle of
Farm Journals
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Hal P. Bybee
University of Texas
Austin
University of Texas Oi
West Texas
Texas A&m College
Mexico
Edwin Waller
Congress of the Republic of Texas
West
Texas and Pacific
Bybee
San Angelo
el Paso
Terrell County
Gaines and
Andrews Counties
Ben
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Valley Forge
Pacific
Istatehood
By Herblock
Ockk N Post Co
Austin American Information
Eye Street
N. M
Washington 2
D.C
B.T
Siberia
Liberia
William David Coleman
Kentucky
Garretson Wilmot Gibson
Maryland
Aesop
L. O’h
Babrius
Mt. Athos
CIA
E.V. A
Central Intelligence Agency
Drew Pearson
Rosen
Cleveland
Demos
Austin American
Ie Congress
Sid
Austis Greatesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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