Treating Disorders Of The Intestines
Medical guidance from Dr Walter Lincoln Palmer outlines functional bowel disturbances. Treatment centers on restoring normal gut action through diet exercise rest and drugs to relieve muscle spasm or quiet nerves. It notes possible starvation in acute cases and lists less laxative foods for gradual reintroduction.
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Chicago
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Lesa
Starvation Station Found by Allied Leaders in Bavaria
Allied officials uncover a Nazi scientific starvation station in Kaufbeuren area Bavaria. Four German doctors and three hospital attendants arrested. A nurse confessed killing 211 children, earning an extra bonus.
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Munich
AMG
Kaufbeuren
Locker Plants Increasing In North Carolina
North Carolina has expanded from 13 to 27 frozen food locker plants in the past year. Dr. Dan E. Brady notes plans for 200 to 300 plants of four hundred box capacity in coming years. Locker facilities reduce farm spoilage and allow year round slaughter, saving fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Mary L. McAllister assists patrons in storage and packaging.
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Raleigh
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Dan E. Brady
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Mary L. McAllister
Quick Action Urged On Succession Bill
Senator Johnson called for swift action on the presidential succession bill as President Truman and Secretary of State Byrnes prepare for a hazardous trip to attend a big three conference in the Berlin area. The bill, approved by the house, would move the House speaker to the presidency when both the president and vice president are unavailable. As background, the note mentions New France providing masts and spars for the French navy in 1700.
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Washington
Johnson
Row Over FEPC Could Delay Paydays for Federal Workers
Washington reports a congressional clash over the FEPC may delay salaries for tens of thousands of federal workers. A $752 million FY1946 appropriation ties funds to 11 war agencies, with paydays due and a House action expected to move to the Senate.
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Argentine Quintuplets Have Better Chance
New York July 5 The Argentine quintuplets celebrate their upcoming second birthday on July 15 and are said to have a better chance of survival than the Dionnes born nearly a decade earlier. The Argentines delivered at term while the Canadian girls faced prematurity. only two of the quintuplets are identical, unlike the Dionnes. Survival prospects favored plural births from separate ova, and infant mortality is lower in Buenos Aires than in Ontario. The Dionnes are all girls. the Argentines are three girls and two boys.
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New York
Buenos Aires
Ontario
All Mines Shut Down On Independence Day
In Scranton Pennsylvania 72,000 miners ignored Interior Secretary Ickes appeal and did not report to 212 collieries across eight counties. The holiday shutdown marks the first time since Pearl Harbor that all anthracite mines in Pennsylvania paused operations.
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Scranton
Pearl Harbor
Pennsylvania
Owen William
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
William
First ap pe of copper dust to curb leaf spot on peanuts
The first application of copper sulphur dust is proposed to fight leaf spot diseases on peanut crops. The method aims to reduce infection and protect yields as the planting season advances.
Body Of Woman Found After Four Day Hunt
The body of 36 year old Mary Cox Bryan secretary of Clemson S C was recovered from the Hudson river after a four day search. Helen E Dickinson who shared her apartment identified the body. A former Red Cross worker in Europe Miss Bryan had recently been ill and was the daughter of A B Bryan long associated with Clemson college and sister of Wright Bryan Atlanta Journal associate editor.
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New York
Mary Cox Bryan
Clemson
S. C
Hudson River
Helen E. Dickinson
Miss Bryan
Red Cross
Europe
Dr Geddie Wins Flag Tournament At Emery Wood Club
Dr Kenneth Geddie and Mrs John Lumpkin won fourth of July flag tournaments at Emery Wood Country Club yesterday afternoon. Geddie planted his flag on the 19th green while Lumpkin claimed hers near the 17th. Jimmy Kidd and Frank Armfield tied for second place finishing on the 18th hole.
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Kenneth Geddie
John Lumpkin
Emerywood Country Club
Jimmy Kidd
Frank Armfield
MacArthur Accepts Manila Address Invitation
General Douglas MacArthur will address a joint session of the legislature in Manila on July 9, following a concurrent Senate and House resolution. The invitation was accepted today by the famed commander who is visiting the region.
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Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
House
BC Pain Relief Advertises Quick Headache Formula
Headache and neuralgia relief advertisement promotes BC formula for fast action on headaches neuralgia and muscular aches. Claims quick-acting ingredients ease nervous tension and periodic pains. Features 10c and 25c sizes with medical consultation advised if pain persists.
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