Disease May Be Diagnosed Before Person Becomes Ill
Dr Felix Wroblewski outlined a future where blood tests detect early organ trouble before symptoms appear. He cited enzyme patterns, especially LDH isoenzymes four and five, signaling potential heart damage and enabling earlier treatment strategies.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
NEW York
Felix Wroblewski
New York City
American Medical Association
AMA
Wroblewski
Cornell University Medical School
Dorothy Dix Advice Letters on Marriage and Courage
A reader thanks Dorothy Dix for empowering self respect and standing up to insults from her husband. She plans to help other wives, with family support and a trip for children, while another reader recounts ending a fast changing engagement. Dor othy Dix notes the best advice is action and invites further problems for guidance.
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Raymond Feyre
James Michael
Christine
Margaret Mary
Robert Joseph
Maureen Ann
Helen
Sin
Male sea horse births after carrying eggs in pouch
The male sea horse fertilizes and develops the female's eggs inside his pouch and gives birth after about ten days, showcasing a rare example of male pregnancy in the animal kingdom.
Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors
Doctors’ monthly choice asthma remedy now sold without prescription. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve tension. The formula combines three medicines in full strength for quick relief and longer freedom from attacks.
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New York
Documentary film Mein Kampf profits to maker despite worldwide success
Erwin Leiser, 38, the Swedish filmmaker behind the documentary Mein Kampf, has seen global box office earnings but reports no profits to date under his contract. The film, praised in Europe and Japan and picked up by Columbia in the United States, draws young audiences by presenting Nazi history on screen. Leiser, who directed and wrote the film, notes its compelling real footage and timely context with the Eichmann trial helping drive interest.
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Stockholm
Erwin Leiser
Adolf Hitler
Leiser
Germany
Japan
United States
William Perlberg
George Seaton
Copenhagen
Paramount
New York
William Holden
Columbia
Search abandoned for lost plane in Alabama
The Civil Air Patrol said a search for a small plane and two men missing since June 17 in south Alabama has been abandoned. The plane left Mobile for Birmingham with pilot Gene McGill 18 of Mobile who radioed he was turning back due to bad weather. Passenger John Leu 2 of Nashville, Tennessee was also listed missing.
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Evergreen
Ala
Alabama
Civil Air Patrol
H. L. LeMien
CAP
Mobile
Birmingham
Gene McGill
John Leu
Nashville, Tenn
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Hartselle
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Canada
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Hartselle Kiwanis Club
Toronto
Ontario
Edna Hatcher
Wheeler Basin
Everett
Beneficial
A Beneficial Finance Co
Decatur
Alaba
2Nd Ave
Walgreen
Decatur Elgin
Tennessee Valley
Granter Fourth
Decatur, AK
Athens
W. Market St
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