Latex Company Funds Study of Children's Ills
Four grants by the International Latex Corporation to aid research on infant and child illnesses were announced by Dr. Sidney Farber of Harvard, chairing the Playtex Park Research Institute. Grants include studies on premature birth, food allergies, and growth factors at Cornell, Columbia, New York Medical College, and Cornell. Funds cover three years with eight additional grants to follow. research at Babies Hospital and Columbia Presbyterian aims to evaluate hormones and adrenal function in prematurity, allergy links to maternal diet, and pituitary growth factors in children.
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International Latex Corporation
Sidney Farber
Harvard University
Playtex Park Research Institute
Samuel Z. Levin
Corne!ll University
Richard L. Dax
Columbia
Bret Ratner
New York Medical College
Ephram Shorr
Cornell University
New York State
Dai
Babies Hospital
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Levine
Ratner
New York Medical
Railroads Pay Vast Tax Bills Supporting Nation
The piece argues railroads pay about a billion dollars in taxes annually, with 1948 figures around three billion in total across local state and federal levels. It notes railroads fund school levies in rural areas, support national defense and justice, and even fund highways and waterways, underscoring their indispensable role in wartime and peacetime economies.
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Evers
National Defense
Administration of Justice
In Memoriam for Mrs Carrie Griffith
Loving daughter Martha Schlegel writes a heartfelt remembrance to her mother Carrie Griffith. The poem laments sleepless nights and dreams of reunion, promising they will meet again and be together.
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Carrie Griffith
Mom
Martha Schlegel
Card of Thanks from Richard Henning
Richard Henning thanks friends for the cards and flowers sent while a patient at Easton Hospital.
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Easton Hospital
Subscribe for The Denton Journal and vet counts news
A reader urges subscribing to The Denton Journal to verify and vet all counts news coverage. The note stresses checking accuracy and cross referencing figures before sharing.
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Denton Journal
Free Enterprise In Action In Retailing History
In a National City Bank of New York earnings review, retailers faced slim profits as high costs press margins. Competition keeps prices down and forces better service while misrepresentation and shady practices fade. The result shows free enterprise at work in retailing today.
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National City Bank of New York
Denton Community Club Mourns Mrs. Lonie Ramsdell
The Denton Community Club announces the death of Mrs. Lonie Ramsdell a devoted friend and helpful member. The group extends deepest sympathy to her daughters son daughter in law and grandchildren.
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Denton Community Club
Lonie Ramsdell
Payroll figures show wartime and postwar check recipients
After World War I, 2.2 million people received federal checks. Following World War II, a total of 13.5 million were receiving checks.
Aggressive financing incentives push flexible purchase options
The notice promotes payment terms with sixty days no carrying charge and options for installments. It presents small down payments and balance payments over several months, touting low charges and the possibility to add four purchases to an existing installment account.
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Wilfred
Atta Boy
Siz
Latex Company
Cornell Medical College
Ernest Cooper
Oybeans
Lincoln Oil
Wilson
The
Willis & Cowell Co
Denton
Jesse SF Tar
Parson, Kansas
Cently
Memoriam
Richard Henning
Free Enterprise In Action
Cooper
Sun
Cooper’s
Cooper Furniture Company
Maryland
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