Science Unable to Solve Infantile Paralysis Scourge
New Orleans May 12. Dr William L Aycock of Boston Harvard infantile paralysis commission told the American Medical Association that prevention remains unsolved. He said carriers spreading the disease cannot yet be detected and a human vaccine is not available. Corrective massages and precise baths at proper times under medical guidance offer the best treatment known.
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New Orleans
William L. Aycock
Boston
Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission
American Medical Association
Aycock
Hoover and Robinson Discuss Relief Proposals
President Hoover and Senator Robinson met to review relief plans and aims to stimulate employment. They discussed uniting disparate proposals into concrete, nonpartisan action while balancing the budget as the priority for completing work this session.
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Snell
New York
House
Hoover
Robinson
United Action
Plea to Make Birth Control Knowledge Legal
A plea to legalize birth control knowledge is presented as hearings begin with emphasis on abortion rates and moral issues. Rabbi Edward Israel argues for a freer, ethical view of parenthood and rejects Bible-based prohibitions. Dr James Klumfey cites 600,000 to 1,260,000 annual abortions, linking fear of pregnancy to marital strain and false modesty. In a separate note, NACA reports experiments with hot exhaust gases preventing aircraft wing icing.
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Edward 8
Israel
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Baltimore
Eve
James 8. Klumffey
Huntington
W. Va
Park Avenue Fashion: Sailor Hats and Spring Accessories
The scene on Park Avenue reflects a bright spring day with women in varied hats and colors. Evelyn Sloan appears in blue with white pique accents, while Mrs. Edward Calhoun Smith and Mrs. Ira Warner showcase sable furs and beige tones. White gloves and fashionable accessories dominate as social activity centers around Sherry’s and the Casino in Central Park.
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Park Avenue
Evelyn Sloan
Spring
Edward Calhoun Smith
Helen Jenkins
Ira Warner
Sherry’s
Betty Gerard
Edward ©. Smith
Socialites Bar a Fashionable Noon at Hotel Pierre
Barbara Hutton and Peggy Moffett host a stylish luncheon with a noted coterie. Barbara sports a black suit with white blouse and silver fox scarf, Peggy wears a checkered suit, both in sharp tailoring. Party at Hotel Pierre features Mrs. Storrs in white crepe with silver epaulets, Sally O Neill in white satin, Lupe Velez in ermine wrap and white chiffon.
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Bara Hutton
Peggy Moffett
Barbara
Peggy
Hotel Pierre
Frank Vance Storrs
Sally O'Neill
Lupe Velez
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Washington
National Advisory Commitee For
Aerotnautics
Ses
Betsy Schuyler
NEA
Service
Central Park
EFIRD
Efird’s
Btird
Efird's
Florida Voices
Father George
Sea Island
Percales
Hambrayze
Ladies
Barga
Children’s Bargain Counter
Misses and Children’s Fine
Pats
Efird’s Department Store
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