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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1956

Page

7

Edward Kaden dedicates life to fighting cystic fibrosis

In Lynn Massachusetts Edward Kaden turns his grief from his daughter Linda who died of cystic fibrosis into activism. He becomes president of the Massachusetts Children’s Cystic Fibrosis Assn and a trustee of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation. He speaks of the disease and its need for research and public awareness while raising funds through local efforts like knitting wool ear warmers.

John B. Knox Lynn Mass Linda Kaden Edward Kaden Linda Kaden Ieee Children’s Cystic Fibrosis Assn. of Massachusetts National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation State Association Association Eays National Foundation Massachusetst Association

Japanese Meat Consumption Rises as Government Sends Experts Abroad

Tokyo reports a rising meat consumption rate in Japan. To offset shortages, the government dispatches experts to study meat packing industries abroad, focusing on mass sausage production strategies.

Tokyo Japan

Shaggy Lhasa Apso Packs Hair Like Saint Bernard

A Lhasa Apso, a rare Tibetan terrier about 10 inches tall, is described as having more hair per square inch than any other U S dog and nearly enough hair to cover a St Bernard.

United States

Island hopping doctor serves Bahamas outer islands

Dr Stevan George a 56 year old British physician travels among the Bahamas Abaco outer islands delivering care via flying, sailing and boats. Brought in by Community Welfare he visits weekly treating about 412 patients in a seven day period and supplies a portable clinic and dispensary.

Nassau Bahamas New England Maine Aes New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Stevan George Glasgow University Scotland Dr. George Community Welfare George Abaco U.S Mlrida

Scientists Study Jet Noise Impact On Human Ear

Scientists in St Louis study how jet airplane noise affects hearing as jet engines grow louder. Gen Twining notes aviation pushes noise higher and that hearing limits lie between 80 and 100 decibels for short exposures. Air Force experiments use hush houses and barriers. readings show pain beyond 140 decibels and discomfort up to 98 to 140 decibels.

St.louis Nathan F. Twining Air Force Aircraft Corp Rer St. Louis Noise S Washington Earle E. Partridge Continental Air Defense Command Air Force Arsenal McDowell

C Brown Report on Italy Policy and Diplomacy

The text describes a diplomat's concern over protocol and risk of mistakes while maintaining close government contact to keep Italy non communist. It notes that even a well placed ambassador could affect policy and hinder aims when aiding the cause.

Italy Reoe Mi Ave

Brazilian Navy Orders Vessels for Japan Shipyards

The Brazilian navy placed orders for two hydrographic survey vessels at 2 850 000 each. It already had two troop transport cargo ships of 5 000 gross tons delivered and two more of the same type due by January 1957, keeping Japan's shipyards busy.

Tokyo Japan

Hungary Faces Youth Unemployment Fears

In Vienna, June 2, reports say about 30,000 Hungarians aged 14 to 16 are idle due to a lack of openings at high schools or trade schools and laws restricting factory work.

Vienna Austria Hungary

Madame Chiang Kai-shek Drives Housing For Nationalist Troops

Madame Chiang Kai-shek leads a drive to raise funds for building 4000 houses on Formosa for the needy families of Nationalist service men. Each unit includes two rooms a bathroom and kitchen. Reports from Quemoy and other offshore islands say the project has lifted troop morale.

Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Quemoy

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