Revival of hearts beating after stoppage grows common
Dr. Sanford E. Leeds says rapid treatment can revive patients after heart stoppage if blood flow to the brain remains intact. Techniques include oxygen, chest massage, stimulants, and electric shock to restart the heart. A NBC telecast toured psychiatric and medical wards highlighting heart disease cancer and mental illness treatment.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
Denver
Sanford E. Leeds
University of California Medical School
San Francisco
American Medical Association Today
Frumess
The
Association
NBC
Los Angeles County Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Colorado
Police Captain in Albert Lea Resigns for Better Pay
Captain Wayne Bennett of the Albert Lea police department resigns effective December 15. Police Chief Ole Anderson says the reason is not disclosed but suggests Bennett left for a more profitable job.
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Albert Lea
Albert Ilea
Wayne Bennett
Ole Anderson
Capt. Bennett
Local families visit Hastings Hospital and attend weddings
Oak Grove and Kiester residents visit Morris Ness at Hastings Hospital. Darlene Ludwig and Wallace Schreiber wed with Minnesotans attending. Charles Strehlow, Rheinherd Nehring and others visit homes in Kiester Corduroy Wis. and Cedarburg Wis. The brown rat invasion noted as global spread since the 18th century.
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Charles Strehlow
Wallace Schreiber
Edna Teeter
Edward
Hastings Hospital
Morris Ness
Elmer Weiland
St. Paul
Darlene Ludwig
Henry
Helen Meyer
Kiester
Rheinherd Nehring
Junior
Naomi Spreckles
Austin
Ford Schreiber
Pine Island
Zumbrota
Stewartville
Corduroy
Wis
St. Charles
Jacobekken
Anna Milius
John and Leo Knuth
Cedarsburg
Raymond Spreckles
Mary Spreckles
Cakes of salt as money in historical trade practices
The article notes that salt cakes were frequently used as currency in past economies. It highlights their value, circulation, and the social context of salt as a medium of exchange among communities.
More Streets to Be Widened at Mason City
Mason City plans to widen several streets next year as announced by City Engineer C. W. Hamblin. He notes that widening is funded by gas tax refunds and emphasizes no taxpayer money is spent this year. The tentative list includes Georgia Street E from State to Ist, Ist N E from Pennsylvania to Georgia, 15th N E from Federal to Decker plant, 12th N E from Rhode Island to Kentucky, and Pennsylvania N E from Ist.
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Mason City
C. W. Hamblin
Ing
Hamblin
Georgia
S. E
State
Ist
N. E
Pennsylvania
15Th
Federal
Decker
12Th
Rhode Island
Kentucky
City Paving Plans Rely on Engineer Petitions and Funds
Engineer Hamblin notes street widening and paving depend on city engineers actions, not petitions. Petitions must reach the city engineer by Jan 15 to be eligible for next year. Concrete paving cost this year reached a record 257,159.62 with about 217,391 paid by property owners. an average 50 foot lot would owe under 300 dollars. The city covers differences in width and thickness, and $40,000 remains for resurfacing oil and concrete paving next year.
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Hamblin
Tourism boom seen for Japan in 1952
The Japan Travel Bureau predicts a record year with about 72,000 tourists visiting Japan by year end based on current travel figures.
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Tokyo
Japan Travel Bureau
Japan
Record falls short of old wartime 42,000 mark
The article notes that the previous record stood at 42,000 before the war, implying a new achievement or near-miss in the current context without detailing the exact new figure or event.
New ENER-TRITION Promise to Restore Vigor and Color
An ad hawks New ENER-TRITION claiming medically proven nutrients to renew pep and vigor for middle age and beyond. It promises red blood renewal, better color, improved taste, and a revived self, urging readers to buy at their drug store.
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University of Colorado Medical School
AMA
Oak Grove
Crete
Formulla
Pontiac
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Decker Hardware
Corner Bridge
Chatham
General Motors
Masterpiece
North Lansing
Park Motors
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