Pa Country Doctor Makes House Calls in 600-Sq Mile Area
Dr William R Dewar, 53, operates a broad rural practice around Paupack near the Pocono Mountains, making about ten house calls weekly. He travels by four wheel drive to reach patients, aided by two nurses and a clinic staff. His approach keeps elderly patients out of hospitals and reduces costs, with horror stories of hospital stays avoided through timely home care. Dewar relocated from Catasauqua after 25 years, and his family shares a strong medical focus, including a wife who is a nurse and two sons in medical school.
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Paypack
William R. Dewar
Pocono Mountains
Dewar
C.L. Beeseeker
Newfoundland
Beeseeker
Edgar Nyce
Tafton
Nyce
Philly
Catasauqua
Allentown
Paupack
Lake Wallenpaupack
Wayne County Hospital
Honesdale
Calder C. Murrolt
The
State Academy of Family Physicians
Court Will Hear Ree Funds Appeal
Harrisburg AP The state Supreme Court will hear the appeal over recreation funds to communities accused of exclusionary zoning. Commonwealth Court earlier ruled illegal the denial of a recreation grant to Upper St Clair Township Allegheny County charging Pittsburgh suburb zoning discriminated against the poor and black. No hearing date set by Justice Department. Victoria BC The British Columbia Medical Association endorsed a report opposing compulsory physician detention for heroin users. The report supports compulsory treatment under legal safeguards protecting physicians.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth Court
Upper St. Clair Township
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Victoria
B.C
The
British Columbia Medical Association
Bacteria that could kill billions of mosquitoes found
The bacterium Bacillus sphaericus, found by Western Illinois University’s Dr. Samuel Singer, may kill billions of infant and larval mosquitoes with minimal ecological impact. The method targets mosquito larvae in ponds, offering a potential tool against malaria yellow fever and other diseases, reducing reliance on chemicals like DDT. Singer notes continued refinement and possible commercial production within five years.
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Macomb, Ill
Samuel Singer
Western Illinois University
Singer
California
Community Notes Parade Through Local Visits and Birthdays
Bernice Marsh circle meets at DeShazer home Monday at 8. Rall call word is company. Numerous visits span Rhode Island to Corry and Bear Lake. Wisconsin trip includes Dan Theisen in supper club and cheese factory stop. Concrete obituaries note Gerald Austin, 70, buried in Cutting Cemetery. Hoover 80 birthday honored at Memorial Park.
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Bernice Marsh
Walter DeShazer
Rall
Floyd Hopkins
Rhode Island
Pearl Bemis
Elewise
Ruth Hickle
Kay
Donna Hickle
Corry
Florence Linendell
Clymer
Amos VanEarden
George Morton
Bear Lake
Bill Moore
Florida
Clifford Aikens Sr
Vernon Humphrey
Howard Dingfelder
Wisconsin
Dan
Tim Theisen
Wausau
Wis
Dingfelder
Summit
Wilson, Wis
Ed Greenway
Stanley Pietak
Niagara Falls
Alice Camp
George Glayis
Erie
Carl Bayle
Frank Bayle
Ripley
Albert Bayle
Arthur Wallace
Myron Wallace
George Schramling
David Albright
Martinsburg
David Hoover
Memorial Park
Hoover
Albright
Cecil Humphrey
Gerald Austin
Painesville
Ohio
Cutting Cemetery
Hugh Austin
California
Sibley Wright
Chester Rager
Francis Kopta
Weekend Socials and Travel Across Multiple States
Mrs. Alice Camip spent the weekend at Findley Lake with Mr and Mrs Richard Smolk. Numerous visits across Erie and Indiana scenes include Kurt Davis visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. A large group from Sherman to Harborcreek and Mt. Dora graces this brief social roll call. The Montreal chief justice plans to move court opening to 9 30 a.m. amid a 41 percent rise in divorces since 1973.
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Alice Camip
Findley Lake
Richard Smolk
Amos VanEarden
Laura Purdey
Corry
Joseph Nakoski
Bill Lisnicki
Gayle Chojnacki
Edward Prugar
Erie
Kurt Davis
Indianapolis, Inc
Paul Connley
Deloss Dager
Fort Wayne
Gail Davis
Norman Aikens
Susan
Sherman
Clifford Aikens
Ruth Fink
Elizabethtown
Charles Peters
Kathryn Perry
Harborcreek
Pearl Bemis
Gail Alcorn
E.K. Storer
Mt. Dora
Fila
Bernice Marsh
Myron Wallace
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Laurence Rouse
Waltsburg
New England States
Montreal
Jules Deschenes
Quebec
FBI Moves to Hoover Building Headquarter Shift
After 12 years of planning, the FBI will move in September to a new centralized headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue. The transition may take eight months, consolidating operations from eight scattered buildings into one monument to J Edgar Hoover. The move will increase daily tourist capacity from 3,500 to 5,000 and reduce shuttle of records across sites.
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FBI
Pennsylvania Avenue
Agency
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Congress
White House
Capitol
Justice Department
Thomas Jenkins
Jenkins
10Th Street
Seattle
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