Out-of-Date Doctor Loved By Patients
PHILADELPHIA AP. Dr Thomas, 69, buried last week after dying in sleep. A North Philadelphia physician who treated patients up to 35 miles away, charged $6 for house calls and believed malpractice insurance unnecessary if you do your job right. He never had a nurse or receptionist, relied on family for help, and was described as a humanitarian who treated patients regardless of race or wealth.
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Marié Thomas
Thomas
Trenton
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Thom
Blue Cross
Beverly Mor
Sara Zitner
Revival of the grand slam cue in bridge bidding
Ely Culbertson invented the grand slam cue about four decades ago to test partner’s trump strength. In a modern revival, South opens five spades to force North toward seven by a two-step sequence, first five spades then five notrump, then six clubs, and finally seven if trumps are favorable. The play proceeds with trumps breaking, 2-1 splits, and ruffs to secure the hand.
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Ely Culbertson
South
North
Bridge bidding puzzle asks how to respond after partner raises two hearts
The fragment describes a bridge bidding scenario with players West North East South and a question for today. It notes an opening one heart and responses to partner's raise to two hearts, asking what to do next. The source provides no clear outcome or rules beyond the teaser.
Lightning Kills Two Field Workers in Nebraska
Scottsbluff County coroner W H Duke Kirwin identified two men killed by a Tuesday afternoon lightning strike. Jesus Munoz 26 Altus Oklahoma was struck instantly. Fernando Gutierrez 17 Harlingen Texas died later in a Scottsbluff hospital from the concussion of the blast as he and Munoz worked about 60 feet apart in the field.
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Neb
Scottshluft
W. H
Duke" Kirwin
Jesus Munoz
Altus
Okla
Fernando Gutierrez
Harlingen
Temas
Kirwin
Munoz
Gutierrez
Scottsbluff
New Portable Lead Poisoning Tester Said Near Ready
Bell Labs and 15 companies received production details for a one drop blood test that yields results in one minute. The hand carried device aims to speed mass screening in schools and neighborhoods to detect unsafe lead levels in children. Five units are loaned for evaluation with field trials by the CDC in Atlanta pending federal approval. Readers may request more information from N Bruce Hannay at Bell Labs.
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N. Bruce Hannay
Bell
U.S. Department of Health Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Department
Hannay
Mountain Avenue
Murray Hill
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