Environmental stresses tied to TB and mental illness in New York
A New York City study links TB and mental disorders to poverty and crowded living. Manhattan shows 665 TB cases per 100 000, Queens 252. median incomes are 3073 and 4121 dollars respectively. Dense, dilapidated housing and city life raise mental illness hospitalization. A higher living standard correlates with lower illness, underscoring public health and living conditions as combating factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan
Queens
New York State
Hidden Harbors of Hope for Old Mr Brown at TB Hospital
A tuberculosis hospital community debates aging care. Mr Brown, long a cheerful patient, worries about home, work, and independence after healing. The piece urges towns to create clubs and centers helping the elderly stay active and connected.
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Tuberculosis Hospital
Mr. Brown
Ben
How Do You Live The City And Country Mice Health Link
The piece contrasts the moral from the city and country mouse fable with modern research on place and health. It notes that where you live significantly affects well being and cites recent findings for concrete connections between environment and health outcomes.
Youll Enjoy A Vacation Youll Enjoy A Vacation
James C Shields argues vacation is essential for all workers to reset physically and mentally. Planning within means prevents financial burden and restorative trips should avoid fatigue and accidents on the way to a healthier outlook.
Hoover Dam Stands as World’s Highest at 726 Feet
The Hoover Dam on the Colorado River, spanning Arizona and Nevada, is described as the world’s highest at about 726 feet, marking a monumental feat in dam construction and water management.
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Hoover Dam
Colorado River
Arizona
Nevada
Reed Point Notes and Community Gatherings Roundup
Local notes record visits by Reed Point residents and guests to the Don Todd home and both the McDonald and Ostenson households. Memorial Library announces Friday hours with Mrs. Stanley Whitham as librarian. Bridger Creek Federated club held a meeting with officer elections and plaque making tips. A wide array of visitors from Columbus Big Timber Laurel and Billings are listed, with many overnight stays and weekend visits.
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Lee Milam
Lillis
Billings
Don Todd
Pleun Roobel
Memorial Library
Stanley Whitham
Bridger Creek Federated Club
Harriet Nepstad
Sid Fraser
Mae Kjarmo
Alfred Ostrum
Rudy Forster
Alfred Ostrums
Harry Holm
Bill Lay
Gertrude Fotland
William Gates, Jr
Harry
Carl Gates
Columbus
Judy Goddard
Fanchon Goddard
George Lamach
Daisy Schell
Big Timber
Grace Tool
Reuben Weil
McDonald Ranch
Robert; Broadwater
Fishtail
Palmer Peterson
Rand
Jim
Broadwater
Thorval Krone
and Murphy
Columbus Hospital
William
Billingsa
Don Trees
Lloyd Berry
Laurel
Walter McBride
Gayan Campen
Sandra
Mary“Imlay
Carlsonz
E. H. Thompson
Belgrade
Rex .Bovee
Bearmouth Spen
sCodya Bovee Sands
Jeng
N.R.M McDonald Ranch
Oral Blankenship
Harlon Goddard
Carl Imlay
Morris VanCampen
Denver
Spearfish
S. C
Eric White
Helena
Wilbur McQuire
Santa Anna
Calif
Fred Swift
Don Radeke
P. A. Huntley
Boulder
Wilbur Williams
Melville
Myrtle MacLean
Gayle Saunders
Noble Saunders
Bob Cunningham
Madison
Aymon Smith
Apelleg ‘Schmitt
Ed Olson
George
Swindler
Daugh
Schmitt
Bares
Joe Bare
Uss
Prairie
Milo_.Collins
Yackl Ings
Wicharde Shawsot
Local Social Notes Highlight Region Visits and Dinners
Reports show Mr. and Mrs. Stan Most of Ellsworth Wisconsin visiting Don Todd's home. Charles Zehetmir funeral attended by Charles Bare in Livingston. Bozeman’s Clarence Ford and others dined with Floyd Ferguson. Grey Cliffs pair Pleun Roobel and E O Birkeland joined Grace Tool for a luncheon.
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Don Todd
Stan Most
Ellsworth
Wis
Burlin Bunce
Joe Bare
Charles Zehetmir
Livingston
Clarence Ford
Bozeman
Merle Baumgardner
Lloyd Cunningham
Owen McKeith
Bob Cunningham
Floyd Ferguson
Pleun Roobel
E. ‘O. Birkeland
Grey Cliffs
Grace Tool
Gallatin Valley NP Line Dismantling Near Belgrade
A crew begins removing rails from the old Northern Pacific freight line looping Gallatin valley east of Belgrade two to three miles from the main NP line. The Farm Bureau seeks information on the right of way as farmers fear weed spread if abandoned. NP official says uncondemned land would revert to the original farm owner.
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Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Gallatin Valley
Man Gains One Pound In First Week Of Diet
Richmond postmaster Ferguson McRee reports he began a 1200 calorie per day diet last Monday to lose weight and has gained a pound in the first week. His physician ordered the diet and McRee lives in Richmond Virginia.
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Richmond
Fergus McRee
McRee
Federal tax refunds nearing completion in Montana
About 100,000 refunds are expected for 1956 federal income tax returns in Montana, says Frank J. Healy district internal revenue director. Of that total 83,000 refunds have already been issued and the work should be substantially completed shortly after the first of June.
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Helena
Montana
Frank J. Healy
Internal Revenue
Last Yellowstone Locomotives Leave NP for Scrap Heap
The Northern Pacifics last Yellowstone steam locomotives, the Z-5s built in 1929 30, were dismantled at Brainerd Minnesota over the past five years as diesels replace steam. They weighed 562 tons loaded, stood 17 feet tall, and carried 27 tons of coal and 21 200 gallons of water. Originally on the Yellowstone division between Mandan Glendive they later served as mountain-push helper engines out of Livingston Helena.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Brainerd
Yellowstone
North Dakota
Montana
Mandan
Glendive
Livingston
Helena
Study Aviation Plan For High School Grads
Navy plans to admit about 300 high school graduates to a cadet course starting July 1, adding flight training to enlistment options. Currently most aviators come from college graduates under AOC or Navcad programs, making this a key chance for noncollege entrants to earn a commission as naval aviators.
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Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy
Harold Dyer
Billings
AOC
Dyer
Naval
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Spring Creek Mink Ranch
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St-Mark's Guild
Dallman Hall
Harry Prichard
Stan’s Service
Ben Franklin
Walt Boelter
ED Thompson
Your Watkins Products
Anna Hermanson
Almeda Pierce
Frank Bergholm
Clark
Ted J. Piper
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Youngstown
L. C. Ashley
Palmer Finsvik Agency
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