Schweitzer Is 82 on Monday
HAL BOYLE notes that Albert Schweitzer, famed doctor, philosopher and missionary, is turning 82. The piece highlights his African hospital at Lambarene, his “reverence for life” creed, and his fame as a scholar, yet emphasizes his status as a public figure largely seen as legend rather than a daily presence.
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Schweitzer’s Birthday Observed at Hospital
The article recalls Albert Schweitzer’s traits and life, noting his modest habits and preference for contact with youth. It describes his birthday being celebrated at the hospital by native patients, doctors, and nurses with a small private ceremony and a handmade gift at breakfast.
Who's Who list honors Colorado State College students
Twenty three Colorado State College students are named in the new edition of Who's Who in Amelia Colleges and Universities. Seniors and juniors are selected for leadership, scholarship and service, with a long list of names including Ed Abbott Pat Abbott Ernest Deligado Marilyn Friedman Hubert Frykholm Graham Jim Kelley Dana Larson Bill Lujan Steven McKee Barbara Miller Joao Rost Elaine Swedlund Arthur White Ray Binkley Turly Hunsberger Maille Gene Tevell Gloria Nayamith Don Robinson Kathryn Stephens Gerald Tanner amid notes on local tuberculosis concerns and public health statistics.
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Schweitzer Named Man of the Century by IRS
The article profiles Albert Schweitzer who received the Nobel Peace Prize and a $3,200 award used to improve housing for lepers. It notes his philosophy of life, his simple habits, and a forthcoming biography by Erica Anderson and Jerome Hill detailing his life and work.
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Ancona Tunnel of Death to Be Opened for Burial
Ancona, Mary reports that Ancona's tunnel of death opened after 13 years. Authorities recall a Nov 11 raid when air raid victims died as a bomb hit the entrance of the shelter beneath a prison tunnel. The site will be examined ahead of skeletons being moved to cemeteries.
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Thieves target display car in McCullough garage
In Freeport Illinois thieves entered the McCullough Motor Co. garage to steal a flashy new hardtop from the main display room. They moved two other new cars from the street back into the garage before taking the display car, then delayed reporting the loss after arriving at work.
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Public Health Warns On Infectious Tuberculosis Control
Dr. Roger Mitchell, director of laboratories at the Colorado Foundation for Respiratory health, says a person with open infectious tuberculosis who refuses treatment or fails to limit spread is a major public health menace. He notes state law allows restraint but has not been consistently enforced. In early 1988, eight infectious pulmonary TB patients left hospitals against medical advice in the Denver area, with several working as food handlers in multiple restaurants. Some left Colorado, others were readmitted. many remain infectious and at large, endangering families and communities.
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Captain Mildred Anderson To Interview Women for Medical Specialist Corps
Captain Mildred J. Anderson, a representative for the Army Medical Specialist Corps in the Fifth Army area, will visit Greeley on Wednesday to discuss training and career opportunities in dietetics, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. She can be reached at the U S Army recruiting station, Park Place building, 27 Eighth Street, to answer questions about the corps. The corps comprises qualified dietitians, physical therapists, and occupational therapists and has gained prestige as medical professions grow.
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Brazil Population Surpasses 60 Million Mark
Brazil's population reached 60,080,341 on July 1 marking a first time milestone. The figure reflects continued growth in Rio de Janeiro and across the country.
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Kills Thistle Aimed at Canada Weed Threat
A new chemical shows promise in eradicating Canada thistle with a single spray by disrupting chlorophyll production. Tests at agricultural colleges support its potential. Arthur M. Beblesinger Jr., Pulity zer Prize winner in American history, served as an infantry corporal in World War I.
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Central States
Arthur M. Beblesinger Jr
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