Medicul Plan Heart Study To Help Life
A 16 year study at the University of Minnesota begins in January to explore causes of heart disease and arteriosclerosis. Researchers, led by Ancel Keys, will study 40 healthy volunteers aged 34 to 44 to identify early indicators and the impact of diet and activity on heart degeneration, seeking ways to delay aging and extend life.
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Aneel Keys
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Margie and the gold police whistle tale
A narrator recalls Margie, a chorus girl who uncovered a rich, unscrupulous boyfriend. Her chorus captain and the Protect Margie Association stage a plan to warn her, leading Margie to melt his gifts into a gold police whistle as payment for heartbreak. The tale, told by Mr Anthony, ends with a cautionary note on revenge.
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Pretty Willie
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Heart Study Plans for Twin Cities Adults Seeks 300 Subjects
A long term health project sponsored by the U S Public Health Service will examine 300 Twin Cities volunteers over ten years to assess heart and artery conditions. Subjects include overweight and sedentary office workers plus 40 business men athletes and 180 university students to determine how exercise after 40 influences heart health.
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Twin Cities
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Minneapolis
Lincoln Shrine in Reading to mark 1948 bicentennial
Reading Berks County prepares to celebrate the Lincoln ancestor site in 1948 with Mordecai Lincoln’s 1733 homestead near Exeter to be highlighted. Exeter Friends' Meeting House, where Lincoln kin worshiped, sits nearby with Daniel Boone’s family also connected.
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Gray Stone
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Usher Pushed as Milwaukee Parishioners Return
Peter Asert, a church usher, was pushed while parishioners returned to the church and waved collection envelopes he had just passed out. He found envelopes all contained money from prior collections.
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Dutch Girl Sends Beauty For Food
Shelbyville Indiana United Press report two poor girls Phyllis Lemmons and Wanda Crosby adopted Reimy Feenstra from Piaam Holland. They sent her food and clothing packages and she reciprocated with thirty tulip bulbs. A note from Holland promises that tulips will prove beauty exists in both nations.
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Holland
Phyllis Lemmons
Wanda Crosby
Reimy Feenstra
Piaam
United States
Tree growing in New York costly project kicks off
NEW YORK (UP) The Municipal Art Society of New York has launched a campaign to plant thousands of trees along Manhattan streets. The project costs about 100 dollars per tree on main thoroughfares and about 80 dollars per tree in residential areas due to city conditions and logistics.
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Municipal Art Society of
Manhattan
Queen Sslate of Tonga Arrives in Auckland
A stately six foot one inch monarch of Tonga arrives in Auckland for a five month stay amid a generation of chiefs from the Tui Karokubele dynasty.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Sslate
Tonga
Tui Karokubele
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