Doctor Jimmy and the clinic dream in a snowbound tale
In a snowy morning routine, Doctor Jimmy aids four patients then faces a highway accident that hospitalizes his arm. Jane recalls their modest ambitions and Jimmy vows to build a clinic offering care for all, honoring a benefactor's legacy and faith.
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Jimmy
George
Jane
Minnie Lacey
Lissie Stokes
Will
Lissie
Jane Lissie
Bascoms
Benjamin Tucker
Pom icut High School Yearbook Staff Details
The senior class yearbook staff lists William Woodhead as Editor-in-Chief with a full team: Lois Hanson and Thom y as Business Editors, Raymond Willam Erkkinen and David William Woodhead as Art Editors, Pho , Arthur , Georgena Priest as Editors, William Erkkinen and Barbara Koch as Sports, David Goss and Marjorie Pugsley as Music Editors, Carolyn Bats ford, Raymond Crue, Suzanne Hennigan, Thomas Leahy, Edward Trunca, Vivian Wanhatalo, William Whitney, and Clara Wright on Advertising and Typists roles.
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Pomicut
Williamoodhead
Woodhead
Businessers
Lois Hanson
Thomy
Raymond Willam Erkkinen
David William Woodhead
Pho
Arthur
Georgena Priest
William Erkkinen
Bar
Bara Koch
David Goss
Marjorie Pugsley
Carolyn Batsford
Raymond Crue
Suzanne Hennigan
Thomas Leahy
Edward Trunca
Vivian Wanhatalo
William Whitney
Clara Wright
Bust of Washington unveiled at Old North Church
The Old North Church in Boston displays the first memorial bust of George Washington in the United States. General Lafayette reportedly exclaimed upon seeing it, That is the man I knew.
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Boston
U.P
George Washington
Old North Church
Washington
General Lafayette
Bankers foresee softer money rates in 1954 outlook
Bankers in New York predict a softer money rate environment in 1954 with a possible cut in prime business loan rates from 6 1/2 percent to 5 1/2 percent. They cite moderate business readjustment lower inventories and end of excess profit taxes as factors and note a shift toward currency convertibility as the international picture evolves.
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V. G. Vartan
U. P
New York
Russia
U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Marshall Field Donates WWI Commissioned Painting to Britain
American financier Marshall Field presents a 48 square foot painting valued at $25,000 to the House of Commons as a symbol of Anglo American friendship. The canvas by Leopold Braun depicts a Commons debate at WWI start with Winston Churchill among 110 figures. Field gave it to Speaker W S Morrison for historic value.
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London
Marshall Field
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Leopold Braun
Commons
Field
House
W. S. Morrison
Christmas Crash Hits Sheridan Tree at Main Intersection
Police search for a car showing damage from a falling Christmas tree that toppled onto it at the central intersection in Sheridan Wyoming. Evidence suggests the tree landed squarely on the vehicle.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Home photo printing kits bring the darkroom to your kitchen
The article promotes at home picture printing using compact kits from photo dealers. It explains a simple, mostly lighted process with one dark step done in a light-tight space and special photographic paper. Families can enjoy easy, hands on developing at home without a darkroom.
91 Year Old Man Advises Illness to Prolong Life
Hattiesburg Mississippi United Press report on John Wesley Cox a 91 year old retiree who argues regular illness keeps him active and may extend longevity He notes a lifetime around doctors and hospitals and claims he expected not to reach certain ages yet remained spry and in medical visits.
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Hattiesburg. Miss
U.P
John Wesley Cox
Cox
Harvey Cox
High School Bulletin Sticker Provokes Ultimatum
In Dunn North Carolina students post a bold ultimatum on a high school bulletin board accusing male students of misbehavior and demanding action or further steps. The incident highlights student unrest and a demand for changes on campus.
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Dunn
N C
U.P
Record Dividends in 1953 Reach New Highs Across Industry
American corporations paid a record 9.35 billion dollars in cash dividends in 1953. American Telephone and Telegraph led with 373.85 million, while General Motors held the 1952 level at 852 million. Oil, utilities, and chemical sectors posted gains. some textile and farm equipment firms cut payouts.
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S. Richard Brown
United Press
New York
U.P
American Corpor
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
General Motors Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
New York Central
General Electric
du Pont
Dental myths uncovered by national survey
Chicago report from the Journal of the American Dental Association summarizes a survey of 2433 families. It finds 79.6 percent believe pregnancy causes tooth decay and 69.7 percent think vitamins prevent decay, while 63.4 percent think unborn children draw calcium from maternal teeth.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Dental Association
Secretaries Predict 1954 Will Be Good Year for Economy
Four Eisenhower economic chiefs foresee a steady year ahead. Commerce Secretary Weeks says momentum remains healthy despite shifts. Labor Secretary Mitchell expects high employment and purchasing power. Agriculture Secretary Benson anticipates farmers stay financially strong with prices near current levels. Interior Secretary McKay foresees continued progress and prosperity.
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United Press Financial
Washington
Eisenhower
United Press
Sinclair Weeks
James P. Mitchell
Ezra T. Benson
Douglas McKay
Mitchell
Benson
U. S
McKay
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