Paradoctors of Air Rescue Service Prove Medicine Has Wings
U S Air Force paradox doctors at MacDill and ARS squads train for world wide search and rescue. In Korea a helicopter flight ferried an unconscious pilot from a wreck to Inchon and a flying hospital in Washington followed within days. Paradoctors lead daring rescue missions across sea and air zones with teams of medics and survival experts. Their motto That others may be guides their dangerous, life saving work.
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Macdill Field
Fla
U. S
ARS
Seoul
Inchon
Kong Military Air Transport Servce
Alter Reid Hospital
Washington
D. C
U. S. Air Force
Air Rescue Service
MacDill Air Force Base
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Tthe
Japan
Korea
Alaska
Greenland
Mediterranean
Saudi Arabia
Guam
Uni Nations
Dhahran
Dean's Pills Backed By Millions For Kidney Aid
A vintage ad touts Dean's Pills as a mild diuretic to support kidney function. It claims stress and fatigue slow kidneys and promise relief, praising decades of use and urging readers to try for quicker relief from backache and waste buildup.
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Dean
Mountain climbers rescued after perilous summit incident
Rescue crews reach climbers trapped near the peak after a perilous ascent. The group, known for their toughness and rigorous training, faced dangerous conditions before being brought to safety. Their endurance and preparation are highlighted by teammates and observers.
Mummy of Indian Child Found in California Cave
Berkeley researchers report a natural human mummy of a nine year old child found in Burnt Mountain Cave near Berkeley. Artifacts from the Gold Rush era accompany the remains, suggesting a Miwok heritage and a rare cave burial practice among California Indians.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
University of California
Bamnert Cave
Heizer
al Cave
Feminine Hunch Finds Smith Brothers During Wichita Trip
While driving in Wichita Kansas on a vacation a woman followed a hunch and checked an old listing. She found two men named William Smith and traced one to a missing brother, triggering a family reunion.
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Smith
Smith Eee Tee
Wichita
Kan
William 5. Smiths
Dooley Wit Silences War on Potent Pot Bother
Dooley quips on civic fears and morals as in a classic Finley Peter Dunne persona. The playful line contrasts sermon doom with a counter thought about self consolation.
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Dooley
Finley Peter Dunna
Mr. Hennessey
25 Miles on Bicycle All In Day's Work
Joan corner, formerly of Rochester, N.Y., pedals 25 miles daily in Memphis. She cycles eight miles to work and returns with a stop at a swim. A former Columbia University student and occupational therapist, she plans a bicycle tour of Europe next summer.
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Memphis, Tenn
Joan Corner
Rochester
Joan
Columbia University
New York
Lee
Europe
Will Power Saves Woman From Snake
Mrs. J. Warren Angeny calmly called for help when a rattlesnake blocked her path in the Allegheny Mountains. A friend shot the 52 inch snake with ten rattles, deemed the largest seen in the mountains in 20 years.
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Doylestown
J. Warren Angeny
Angeny
Allegheny Mountains
Army field band reaches vast touring milestone
Since its 1946 inception the 100 piece U. S. Army field band has logged over 225000 miles and performed in about 300 cities, presenting concerts across the nation.
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U. S. Army Field Band
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Savings Nest
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