Eastern origins of American cowboys explored in New York
Carmel New York residents Susan and Charles Zurhorst search Lost Village for descendants of 18th century cowboys who moved west from the Hudson Valley or stayed behind. They uncovered logs, relics, and a list of frontier names while tracing ties to Dutchess County figures and Marietta Ohio founder Putnams. They urge descendants to dig into family letters and maps.
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Carmel
N.Y
UPD
New York City
Marietta
Ohio
Zurhorst
Texas
Hudson Valley
Zurhorsts
Putnam and
Dutchess
Samuel Munro
Daniel
Joseph Craw
Stephen Wilcocks
Charles Peck
John van Tassel
Elijah
John Tompkins
David Paddock
Peter Angevine
Richard Curry
William Hil
James Dickenson
James Philipse
John Akin
Henry Fermander
Medical Diplomacy Advises Civility Among Doctors
In Denver the Colorado Medical Society urged new members to refrain from criticizing colleagues. Retired Englewood psychiatrist Dr. C. S. Bluemel advised not to inspect a scar and ask who did the operation but to compliment the result and inquire who performed it.
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Denver
Colorado Medical Society
C. S. Bluemel
Englewood
Monterey Boy Scout Fund Drive Here This Week
Berkshire Council Boy Scouts of America launches their annual fund drive in Berkshire County to raise 343,000. Monterey volunteers led by Ted Falcon as chairman and Julius D. Miner plan kickoff events at the Great Barrington Youth Center at 7:30 PM with an Exploring film and social hour after a Tuesday church meeting.
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Monterey
Berkshire Council
Boy Scouts of America
Berkshire County
Ted Falcon
Julius D. Miner
Dean Amidon
John Brancaza
Amy Enoe
Aaron Fisher
Eleanor Gilchrist
William Mielke
Marcel Pasché
Wiliam Perry
George Shaw
H. T. Simons
James Stevens
Paul Thorn
Richard Tryon
Raymond Tryon
Harry Vickerman
Max Prenson
Otis
Great Barrington Youth Center
17 Million Americans Suffer Chronic Disability
Washington reports that 17 million Americans, about 10 percent of the population, have chronic disability limiting work and daily tasks. About 3 percent, or 4,855,000, have mobility trouble, with a million confined at home, per Public Health Service via Census Bureau survey. Economic factors link disability rates to income. 20 percent in households under 2000 dollars yearly versus 1 in 15 in higher income groups. Age also influences prevalence across groups.
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Washington
UPI
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Census Bureau
Meural
Inaudible sound a health menace warned by scientist
Dr Adam Anthony of Pennsylvania State University and colleagues warn that inaudible high frequency noise from space rockets and jet aircraft could pose a new health hazard. The report discusses silent sound as a hidden component of loud engine noise beyond human hearing.
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Paris
Adam Anthony
Pennsylvania State University
Anxious prisoner recaptured after escape attempt
Emmit Seatt, 25, inmate at a state work camp, escaped at a moment of anxiety while paroled papers were returned approved. He was recaptured over the weekend as parole was revoked. In related science note, Dr Anthony warned that while current jets and rockets pose few ground hazards, new developments may raise noise levels severalfold.
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Dalton
Emmit Seatt
Seatt
Thal
Americsstitute of Biological Sciences
Anthony
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