Short Bed Rest Speeds Recovery After Surgery
Dr. Nathaniel Calloway, of the University of Illinois hospitals, reports a Navy study shows patients recover faster when out of bed soon after surgery. He notes animals and children move at once post anesthesia and fewer complications occur with brief bed rest, suggesting shorter stays for appendectomies and major operations.
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Capitol Hill Hears Earnest Prayer from Chaplain Marshall
The piece reviews Chaplain Peter Marshall's prayers in the Senate and notes his simple, relatable style. It traces Marshall's background from Scotland to America, his education, service in Georgia and Washington, and his 1946 appointment as Senate chaplain.
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Shipping Crisis Impends High Feed Prices Fears Rise
Federal experts warn of a potential shipping crisis in mid July as increased wheat exports and rising industrial output strain freight car production. The Office of Defense Transportation faces possible dissolution, with the ICC asked to take over loading mandates if Congress ends its life in June. May car output lagged, due to steel shortages and strikes, despite claims government orders directed steel use to meet a 10,000 cars per month goal. Prospects for 1947 feed crops remain influential on prices, with foreign demand expected to lift prices through 1947 and 1948. Corn prices likely stay above June 1946 ceilings but below 1946 summer levels after controls. Braden resigns as assistant secretary of state over Latin America policy. Norman Armour tipped as successor amid signals of a shift toward appeasement of Peronist regimes.
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Slim Chance Survey Finds Low Mood Likely Slim
A joint Senate House economic committee report on 583 survey respondents indicates a mild recession this fall is possible but not a depression. Prices are expected to fall and wages rise by January 1, with optimism in personal business prospects contrasted by pessimism about others. Hearings begin next week chaired by Sen. Taft to study economic expectations and foreign loan effects.
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Marshall
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Taft
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Real Friend Erin Renamed In Odd Local Quote
ABE LUNKHINS says a real friend is erin who dcnows but will es henge Ragin out public with you anyway. A PESSIMIST is a person who goes lookin fer trouble with a moesallyin glass and a bottle of aspiri Aunt AGATHA wants her cakes and pied to be extra good she won't use nuthin but a Table Grade margarine. For the best bakin you gotta use a shortening that tastes good. Taste yer shortenin next time you bake.
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