Electronic Cane for Blind and Psychoanalysis of Hitler
The report notes a field tested electronic cane for the blind using infrared pulses to gauge distance up to ten feet with a buzzer alert and a five foot range cut. It also reports a psychoanalysis of Adolf Hitler by Dr Norbert Bromberg of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, labeling him a psychotic character with borderline traits and political genius.
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Adolf Hitler
Norbert Bromberg
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Hitler
J. Malvern Benjamin Jr
Biophysical Electronics, Inc
New Hope
T. A. Benham
Haverford College
Dr. Dooley Honored by House Committee
A House committee has authorized a measure honoring Dr. Dooley for lifetime public service. The action signals approval for a formal recognition in a proceeding to honor the renowned physician and educator. Further details on the bill’s sponsors and timing were not available in the fragment.
Doctor Dooley’s Aid Program Honored After Death
Dr. Thomas A. Dooley II, physician who sparked a medical aid program for Southeast Asia, dies of cancer on January 18. His work and advocacy influenced humanitarian medical relief and global health awareness.
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Lal
Thomas A. Dooley II
Southeast Asia
Stainless Steel Rods Repair Damaged Teeth
Dr. Gerard L. Courtade of New York told Maryland Dental Association members that stainless steel bolstering rods are cemented into severely broken teeth. The dentist then forms around the tooth, fills over the pins, and the tooth is prepared for a crown or porcelain jacket.
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Baltimore, Md
Gerard L. Courtade
New York
Maryland Dental Associaition
Flood Damage Survey Details in Montgomery County
The Red Cross survey finds 155 families across Coffeyville Independence and Elk City affected by floods. In Coffeyville 65 families report losses 60 homes minor damage and 10 business buildings damaged. Independence shows 63 families affected 61 houses damaged and 13 business buildings damaged.
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Coffeyville
Eas
Red Cross
Independence
Elki City
New Officers For MoPac
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Board elected officers at its annual meeting. Russell L. Dearmont was re-elected chairman and D. B. Jenks became president. J. H. Lloyd Jr. was elected vice president operations, succeeding L. A. Gregory who retires May 3. L. A. Bruns named assistant treasurer. MoPac also announced plans to discontinue passenger service between Kansas City and Omaha.
Elected Treasurer Succeeds Retired Official
The MOPAC elected a new treasurer succeeding E. G. Wagner who retired. The railroad announced plans to file with the Interstate Commerce Commission to discontinue passenger trains 105 and 106 between Kansas City and Omaha effective June 18. Officials cited economic reasons noting operating costs at $4.91 per mile versus $2.25 revenue per mile.
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E. G. Wagner
MOPAC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Omaha
Military Obligation Bill Passes House
The House approved a bill requiring an eight year military obligation for all reservists with service across branches. It adds two years for ages 18 to 26 entering ready reserves and extends existing six year reserve duties for draftees. The National Guard would gain authority to order 45 additional active duty days for trainees not meeting requirements.
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Washington
House
Senate
National Guard
Hoover Seeks Third ABC Masters Title in Detroit
Dick Hoover of St. Louis aims for a third American Bowling Congress Masters crown as he remains undefeated after two days of finals in Detroit. He narrowly beat Stan Gifford 765 to 764 in four games, with a late spare and last-ball strike securing the victory. Assistant note: Independence Junior High beat Chanute on Elks Country Club course 272 to 265 as Steve Allen led Chanute with 49.
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Detroit
Dick Hoover
St. Louis
Hoover
Don Carter
Stan Gifford
Abilene Tex
Aute
Independence Junior High
Chanute
Elks Country Club
Rockets
Independence
Royster
Rockets Lose Golf Match
INDEPENDENCE The Royster Junior High golf team from Cha-
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Rockets
Independence
Royster Junior High
Cha
Notice of Hearing in Estate of John C Furnee
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by James E Furnee seeks appointment of administrator for the estate of John C Furnee deceased. Defenses must be filed by June 2, 1961 at 10 06 am in Erie Kansas. Attorney for petitioner Robert Pennington.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
John C. Furnee
Erie
James E Furnee
Robert Pennington
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