Dentist uses radio music to calm patients during visits
Dr Stanley Schwartz reports a simple method to ease dental patients. He plays radio music in both the operating room and waiting room, with only two to three percent requesting music be stopped in the chair.
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Stanley Schwartz
Business Upturn Seen by Officials Despite Democratic Fears
In Washington and Pensacola reports, government experts foresee a 3 to 6 month upturn though some labor leaders and Democrats urge bolder steps like public works and tax cuts. Despite concerns, officials expect no 1929-like collapse with stabilizers, spending, and credit aiding a likely 1954 rebound, while one license case ends in jail for an unlicensed sale.
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Soviet Frogs Challenged for Calaveras Jump Jubilee
In Angels Camp California the Calaveras fair invites the Soviet Union to enter its humping frogs in a May 21 to 23 jumping tournament joining pledges from Australia South Africa England Canada and several South American nations The piece also notes automotive parts sales ranking second to foodstuffs in U S commerce.
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Georgi No Zarubin
Australia
South Africa
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Canada
Department of Commerce
Automotive Group
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