Why You Suffered or Are Due to Suffer Heart Attack
A 1953 feature outlines common heart attack profiles. Middle aged men in busy office life with stress, poor eating, overweight, and stimulants are typical but not guaranteed to develop coronary thrombosis. It explains symptoms, hospital treatment, and questions patients ask about causes and family history. The outlook after attack is favorable, with eight or nine of ten recovering to a long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
New York
City Hall Notes rezoning protest and city work items
Residents protested a rezoning request by George M. Schmidt for property at B avenue and Sixth street NW from residential to commercial use. Council sent the matter to the City Plan Commission. Fire Chief Jesse Hunter and Capt. Harold S. Johnson were authorized to attend the Fire Department Instructors Conference in Memphis February 22 to 25 at city expense. The city denied Robert E. Ford’s request to remove a tree to clear a clogged sewer caused by roots on Thirty-third street NE. Arborist Elmer Delaney warned against mass tree removal. Sewer Inspector M. C. Murphy will monitor the sewer to prevent future trouble. The council authorized hiring a full-time chemist at the sewage treatment plant to analyze, research, and assist with a sanitary survey of industrial accounts. City Engineer Frank Young reported that establishing a street grade on D avenue NE from Thirty-eighth to Thirty-ninth street would require dirt filling and two culverts. the report was filed and copied to the petitioner. The Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. was allowed to install gas regulator pits in the west parking of N street SW. Petition for paving on L street SW from Twenty-first to Twenty-second avenue referred for further checks. Iowa Saw Mill Co. seeks an eight-inch sanitary sewer on Ken Acres fifth addition, Richmond road NE. referred for study. Mary L. and Herbert Shepard were authorized to surface Burch avenue NW with rock and blacktop. A class B beer permit was granted to J. J. O’Brine and L. G. Kacere for 124 Third street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
George M. Schmidt
B Avenue
Sixth Street NW
City Plan Commission
Schmidt
Robert E. Ford
Thirty-third Street
First Avenue
Elmer Delaney
Cedar Rapids
M. C. Murphy
E. Harold Skinner
D Avenue
Thirty-eighth
Thirty-ninth Street
Frank Young
Young
Iowa Sawmill Company
Ken Acres Fifth Addition
Richmond Road
Center Point Road
City Engineer’s Office
Hundredth Birthday Brightens White House Visit
Mrs. Nettie Angus Moulden, who first visited the White House under Lincoln, marks her 100th birthday with another visit to greet President Eisenhower. Her daughter said Mrs. Moulden remains lively and eager to share the moment with the nation.
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Washington
Nettie Angus Moulden
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Eisenhower
Moulden
Area Council To Honor Mothers Of Eagle Scouts
Hawkeye Area Boy Scout council will honor the mothers of 38 Eagle Scouts at a 3 p.m. ceremony in Coe auditorium. Dr. James Manville announced the event, open to the public, with mothers sharing the platform and receiving Eagle necklaces. Dr. Robert F. Ray will speak on Leadership for Tomorrow as Boy Scout week opens in six counties.
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James Manville
Hawkeye Area
Manville
Robert F. Ray
Institute of Public Afairs
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Council
All Dolled Up in Ithaca House with Pool and Window Feature
A Cornell University house in Ithaca New York built in 1866 features a doll installation in front and windows that rise. The quirky exhibit drew local attention to the historic property near the university.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell
University
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William A. Brams
J. B. Lippincott Company
City Hall
Jesse Hunter
Harold S. Johnson
Memphis
William Meaney, Jr
Meaney
Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
N Street
Tenth Avenue
L Street
Twentieth
Twenty-second Avenue
Mary L. and
Herbert Shepard
Burch Avenue NW
Shepard
Wow
Newman
Area Council
Mothers of Eagle Scouts
I LM
Okinow
Joe Sindelar
Mgr
Simmons
Simmons Styling
Simmons Studio Lounge
First Ave
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