Bear Lake News Highlights Local Motions and Births
Peggy Osborne joins the marines and is stationed at Paris Island South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Robert Woodin welcome a baby girl born July 26 at Corry Hospital. Merritt Smith is a patient at Corry Hospital admitted Wednesday. Bear Lake Community Fair committee to meet August 3 at 7 30 p.m. at the fire hall. Lynette Ostrander Albion stays with Janet Osborne Sherri Lauer Jamestown stays with Marlene Osborne. Bobby Ostander Albion stays with Mark and Blain Beckwith. Beautification Committee met and worked on Christmas decorations. Peggy Osborne served refreshments. next work meeting August 26.
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Peggy Osborne
Terry Watson
Thomas Watson
Marines
Paris Island
S.C
Robert Woodin
Corry Hospital
Merritt Smith
Bear Lake
Lynette Ostrander
Albion
Janet Osborne
Sherri
Survivors seek compensation in Tuskegee syphilis study
In Tuskegee Alabama several surviving participants hire civil rights lawyer Fred D. Gray to press for compensation for their roles in the 1932 Tuskegee Study. Gray, who helped MLK, says families of men who died may also be represented. He notes participants believed they were receiving treatment and calls for proper redress.
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Tuskegee, Ala
Fred D. Gray
Tuskegee
Gray
Martin Luther King
Alabama
U.S. Public Health Service
PHS
Ira L. Myers
YMCA Calendar Schedule With Daily Swims and Activities
A dense weekly timetable lists YMCA activities across Monday to Saturday with multiple swimming sessions, group bus routes, and sports events. It includes junior and senior high swim and basketball, girls volleyball, family and adult coed swims, and special programs such as weight watchers and lifesaving, noting various times and locations.
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Aayancea
Union City
Walfsburg
Columbus
Sumer Fun Club
Clymer
Family Swim
Bon Bi Seton Ign
How aspirin works linked to prostaglandins findings
San Francisco report states British researcher Dr. John R. Vane of University of London describes isolation of prostaglandins and shows aspirin and related compounds curb prostaglandin output by 25 to 100 percent, reducing inflammation fever and pain.
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San Francisco
John R. Vane
University of London
International Congress of Pharmacology
Vane
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