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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1949
Page
4
A Maine doctor recalls a six year old girl badly injured at a summer camp. Her seventeen year old brother Pete donates blood to save her, facing fear and risking his life as the transfusion proceeds. The scene closes with Pete's silent worry about how long the process will take.
A boy and his father discuss a life threatening choice after a doctor warns that insufficient blood stops the body like a stalled motor. The boy recalls giving his sister blood and questions whether he himself will die, seeking time to think it over.
Bert Farks, centerpiece of Stop the Music, becomes a national draw as audiences seek the mystery melody behind his prizes. Neighbors and fans press him for hints while he keeps home life quiet with wife and three children.
The piece asserts love has a physical aspect tied to mind body unity and early maternal contact. It cites psychologists noting persistent beliefs in male headship and traditional childrearing. It argues therapists rather than teachers should address parental mistakes and that schools should teach mental hygiene plus practical skills for adult life.
In a rain soaked street scene John the 29 year old newspaper seller confronts a world of hardship. A sudden gunshot near a subway stair erupts fear and crowd panic as readers jostle to safety amid the downpour.
In a crowded street scene Johnny and Officer Clancey chase a killer after a shooting on the elevator steps. Moe Consoletti and Silas Berry are dead. Johnny earns a thousand dollars for the arrest, while the green hat figure remains a suspect in the crowd.
Crossword puzzle style clues listed across and down with numbers and partial answers, including terms for Bog announcer weary allies and various word hints across many domains. The readable fragment shows a jumble of clues spanning animals food items verbs and objects.
An article reviews advances in Parkinsons disease treatments. It cites Dr Roland M Klemme of Saint Louis University and Dr F M Berger of the University of Rochester reporting partial cures from nerve-cell removal and a drug named theporin that aids movement. In a study of 24 patients, 13 showed major improvement within days, with several regaining basic functions and one returning to work as a hotel porter.
Preventing bed wetting matters but finding the cause is vital since most cases are emotional not physical. Tuberculosis mainly affects adults 18 to 30 and is curable if treated early. Most migraine sufferers are diligent workers. Some drugs lower blood pressure, but nothing yet reduces it after vessels stiffen.
Local readers learn how the life insurance industry has avoided federal income tax for three years under a complex 1942 formula. The piece notes Congress and treasury actions, industry reserves, and the growing lobby in Washington as insurers hold substantial government securities and mortgage holdings while paying no income tax.
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