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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
3
Dr Walter C Alvarez explains that modern knowledge links cirrhosis to hepatitis rather than mainly alcohol. Hepatitis is viral, with fever and loss of appetite possible. Liver regeneration is imperfect, and damaged tissue cannot be fully rebuilt, hindering cure efforts.
A column notes limited cirrhosis treatment options and the difficulty of eliminating varicose veins. It mentions vein surgeries and injections as inadequate, risks, and that removing veins may scar. Also reports a cancer study on cell granules and a U N event in Buenos Aires with Foreign Minister Jeronimo Remorine traveling to San Francisco.
The McHoul Music Studios will close the semester with three piano recitals led by Glenna Brown McHoul and Arthur J. McHoul. Tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. two student groups perform at Galperin Auditorium, followed by Sharon McClure's recital on June 3 and another on June 17. Participants include Jane Ann Wilson, Judy Pauley, Oneta Skiles, Anne Stuart Kessler, Bruce McHounl, Beth Pearson, Kay McDaniel, Harriet Weiner, Sharon Lane Park, Jacqueline Krull, Mary Batman, Renix Crowder, Paul Krull, Joan Carper, Nora Jean McIntire, Lynn Vickers, and Sandra Deitz.
Halifax May 31 Captain O S C Robertson of the Royal Canadian Navy says the Soviet Union is far wiser in Arctic strategies than the West. He plans a six month mission aboard the Labrador to the Davis and Hudson straits region to overtake the Soviet lead in arctic operations on this and later trips.
A June Reader's Digest piece argues happiness in old age hinges on health and mindset. It presents seven questions to assess outlook and offers ways to extend years, promoting condensed readings from various magazines and books.
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