Researchers find heart muscle reserve after induced heart attacks
In New Orleans report, Dr. Thomas N. P. Johns and Bryan J. Olson of the National Institutes of Health describe a method to induce heart muscle damage in rats by tying off a main coronary artery. The study aims to gauge the heart's reserve strength under controlled injury scenarios.
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New Orleans
Thomas N. P. Johns
Bryan J. Olson
National Institutes of Health
Geneva Convention and World Health Leaders Boost Geneva Status
Geneva hosts major international bodies including the Economic Commission for Europe the World Health Organization and the International Telecommunication Union shaping global diplomacy. The city is famed for precision watches and tools with firms detailing case histories and meticulous assembly reassembly processes. Life insurance data from Metropolitan notes 1955 saw 112 000 deaths among insureds down from 304 000 in 1911 reflecting improved mortality despite heat waves and respiratory outbreaks.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross
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Economic Commission For Europe
World Health Organization
Union Uion
International
Géneva
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Crossword Putzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle list presents a dense set of crossword clues across and down with numeric labels, including early entries like Fireplace projections and Female parents animals, plus odds and ends such as R call to attract attention and Constel lation. The grid likely requires solving a variety of synonyms and short terms.
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Asia
Tyrol
Praise With Paycheck Boosts Secretary Retention
A former secretary and University of Utah professor Dr. Allen R. Russon says bosses should reward secretaries with genuine praise alongside pay. He argues appreciation from the boss surpasses salary or workspace as a key factor in retaining staff, noting many quit due to lack of recognition.
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Los Angeles
Allen R. Russon
University of Utah
Army Still Relies On Horses and Mules
Camp Hale Colorado reports mules and horses remain vital in cold weather and mountain training. The Fourth Field Artillery Battalion and 35th Quartermaster Company operate 308 mules and a few horses to supply and feed the 3,000 men in rugged terrain. They are the Army’s only mule pack outfits.
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Camp Hale
Col
Fourth Field Artillery Battalion
35Th Quartermaster Company
Sex Equality Blamed For Britain's Divorce Boom
London based marriage counselor Joseph Brayshaw argues that greater sex equality is driving Britain's divorce rate to about four times the 1939 level. He cites women performing nearly all jobs, claiming partnerships are richer and more tolerant, but with higher marital casualties.
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London
Britain
Joseph Brayshaw
Family Doctor
Bridal Shower Menu Suggests Light Elegant Fare
Bridal showers call for light foods served in small portions. Menu ideas include chicken salad in lettuce cups, olives and nuts, finger sandwiches, and a Sweetheart Pie with oats, gelatin and whipped cream. The dessert blends a delicate crust with a rich Bavarian style filling and cherry topping.
Healthy Pullets Require Attention in Poultry Raising
Bray, an Illinois University poultry specialist, urges careful care of pullets with proper brooders and housing, 3 feet feeding space per 75 chicks, and a 20 percent protein starter ration for six weeks. He favors home grown grain, an 18 percent growing ration, and a clean shaded range. Water delivery via buried pipe or hose reduces labor and ensures cool, reliable water.
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Bray
University of Ilinois
Cotton Lingerie Blooms With Color
Cotton lingerie bursts with hues from pink to mint perfect for brides to be. Cotton keeps cool in warm months and new batistes require little ironing. Frivolous lingerie uses pastel batistes with eyelet and ribbons. Nightwear ranges from old fashioned slips to baby dolls with ruffled panties. Petticoats add fullness to dresses with many ruffles. Slips are tailored to silhouettes for under long sheath dresses.
Dental care of cattle may boost health and appetite
The American Foundation for Animal Health urges cattle owners to check dental health when animals refuse feed or show digestive upsets. A vet found sharp back teeth causing pain in a cow. after clipping and reworking teeth to normal chewing level, the cow resumed eating.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Ollie Wine
Simple Filter Reclaims Drain Oil for Rustproof Teals
A basic filtering method uses two glass bottles a funnel and filtering material to clean ordinary drain oil. The clarified oil can then be used for rustproofing teals.
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