Stress Theory Seeks Health by Controlling Emotions
Dr Hans Selye of Montreal explains a general adaptation syndrome linking emotional balance to disease resistance. His stress theory, supported by Dutch oncology expert Dr Muhlbock, ties heart, kidney and arthritis risks to prolonged emotional strain and hormonal imbalance.
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Franklin Johnson
American Psychological Association
Jselye
Pasteur
Erlich
Dr. Selye
Muhlbock
Emile Cove
Cove
Selye
Europe
Prague
Paris
Rome
Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
McGill University
Montreal
Sir Fredrick Banting
Toronto
Hartford Dope Addict Indicted Under New State Law
Hartford man Preston Holloway, 44, becomes the first addict charged under Connecticut’s 1955 narcotic statute. The two part indictment labels him a first offender and a possible third offender if guilty on the narcotics count, with life imprisonment for addicts convicted three times. The grand jury acted after a five hour deliberation. Public defender James D. Cosgrove cautioned about defense objections at pleading. The act sets five year minimum for first offenders, ten years for second, life for addicts or sellers with three prior convictions.
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Hartford
Superior Court
Preston Holloway
Connecticut
Holloway
Vincent W. Dennis
Douglas B. Wright
Thomas E. Troland
Iplea
James D
Wright
Treland
Settlement Ends Negligence Suit Over 1952 Auto Crash
A $6,000 settlement ended a Superior court negligence case filed by Mitchell Pippa of 405 Clinton Avenue who sought $20,600 for injuries after a Nov 20, 1952, collision in Washington Avenue Grand Street. Pippa claimed head and back injuries and nervous shock from the crash with a C Rickard and Sons truck driven by Hernando Leite. Samuel J. Tedesco represented Pippa. Adrian W. and James J. Maher represented Rickard and Leite.
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Mitchell Pippa
Clinton Avenue
Pippa
Washington Avenue
Grand Street
C. Rickard and Sons, Inc
Hernando Leite
Rick
12-year-old Billy Burwell Scouts Eye in Antlers Hitless Streak
Little League star Billy Burwell of Antlers Oklahoma has pitched in 57 innings, his team winning all 20 games. He had 34 hits in 54 at bats for a .630 average with four doubles four triples and 15 home runs while striking out 152 batters across nine non-shutout wins.
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Billy
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Greyhound
America
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Antlers
Okla
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