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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
10
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Dr Edwin P Jordan explains that osteoarthritis is a mild joint degeneration rather than true arthritis. He cites possible heredity, repeated stress, poor posture, and overweight as contributors with Heberden's nodes appearing in later years. Proper rest, posture correction, and reducing exertion on knees are advised.
Police in Omaha question Robert Abele after he carried three suits from a store without paying. Abele explains he intended to show them to his wife before paying, prompting a brief police inquiry.
Acadia Lones 674 and A M Stated Communication conduct business on Thursday. Balloting and election of officers were held with Hoy H Culler presiding as Master and Paul W Clapp serving as Secretary.
The Rankin County home demonstration council renovated the old abandoned County jail in Brandon into a clubhouse. They funded the project with money recovered from confiscated slot machines stored by the county.
Chicago obituary notes Martin P. Durkin a veteran Illinois labor director under three governors from 1933 to 1941. A union steamfitter turned leader, he served in World War I with the 332nd Field Artillery and later held top union posts in Chicago. He married Anna H. McNicholas in 1921 and fathered three sons.
HAL BOYLE notes the coffee hour in American offices has evolved from a hidden perk to a sanctioned routine. Employers tolerate it as a nervous-energy release and even adopt carts for periodic breaks, turning the boss into a fellow participant who gains from the brief interlude while workers feel they sneak a moment of respite.
DETROIT UP Recorder's Judge Paul F. Krause questioned Aubrey Adkins 25 about intoxication after his Army discharge. Adkins admitted he was drunk while celebrating leaving the service and received a sentence of ten dollars and 30 days.
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