Doctors urge restraint on dubious infertility treatments
Dr William Mengert of the University of Texas told the Southern Medical Association that about one third of the 5,000,000 childless couples in the United States might be helped by careful case study and selective procedures. He warned against wasting money on unnecessary endocrine products and questionable methods, urging frank candidness when causes are undefined and relative infertility exists.
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Associated Press
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Marines Close On Changjin Reservoir In Korean Advance
The seventh Marine Regiment pressed toward the Changjin reservoir amid snow and heavy hills. Maj. Gen. O P Smith said the advance is cautious to secure flanks while the spearhead nears the reservoir, where Chinese forces fought fiercely before.
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Korea
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Manchuria
Deaf Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
In Denver on November 13, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff marked their 50th wedding anniversary. The celebration featured a three tiered cake and a small gathering of friends. Both have been deaf and unable to speak since childhood, and their sign language eloquently conveys their thoughts.
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Denver
Henry Wolff
Phone Strike Spurs New Talks In Bell System Dispute
New York workers and Bell officials prepared for fresh negotiations after a wave of long distance operator walkouts. About 1,300 operators left the AT&T center as demonstrations disrupted cross state service, while the CIO equipment workers pressed wage and contract terms. Federal mediators reported no progress as pay and contract talks resume today.
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Nara
CIO
Bell System
A.t.&t
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Joseph A. Bierne
CWA
National Labor Relations
Tobacco Price Supports Set for 1950 Crop
The agriculture department announced support levels for the 1950 crop of tobacco with barley tobacco at 45.7 cents per pound, fire-cured at 34.3 cents, and dark air-cured and Virginia sun-cured at 30.5 cents. Last year’s rates were 40.3, 30.2, and 26.9 cents respectively. Loans through farmer cooperatives will back the price supports.
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Virginia
National Defense Program
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Car Production Cut Predicted After Year Start
Automotive News forecasts a 3 percent cut in passenger car production soon after the new year. The move follows civilian-use restrictions on non ferrous metals like copper and zinc. Truck assembly should stay relatively strong but will reduce car output.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Services Held For Father Of Mrs W W Gluyas
Funeral services were held at Mt. Holly for Rev. Ernest H. Kohn 87 dean of North Carolina Lutheran ministers. He retired in 1946 after 53 years of service and lived with his daughter Mrs. William W. Gluyas in High Point. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Calvert R. Hall Mrs Latta R. Johnson and Mrs. William W. Gluyas and a son George K Kohn of Mexico City. He received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Newberry College in 1923.
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Greensboro
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Columbia
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Mexico City
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Newberry College
Rivers Hits Guard Funds For Waring
Charleston, S C November 13 Rep L Mendel Rivers criticized federal funding for guards at Judge Waring's home calling the marshals protection the most useless expenditure in U S government. He noted costs through November 10 and questioned legality while noting Waring and his wife faced social ostracism over civil rights advocacy. The impeachment bid by South Carolina delegates did not advance.
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South Carolina
Death Toll Drops to 5
Five people died in North Carolina over the weekend. A family of three perished when their car was struck by a Southern Railway passenger train near Asheville. two other fatalities occurred in Stanley and Valdese areas. One injured driver, and one patrolman reported bond in the incident.
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Asheville
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Chatham Road
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Mt. Pleasant
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State Baptists Meet At Durham
North Carolina Baptists will meet in Durham for a three day session to discuss the Winton Salem hospital issue private fund raising and reform of the general board. About 2000 messengers from 700000 members are expected with officers to be elected and a committee report due.
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Washington Folk Push DC Home Rule Amid Political Gridlock
Washington advocates push for a district home rule bill as 196 lawmakers remain short of the 218 needed to force debate. Since 1874 district governance has limited local power while Congress retains authority over DC laws. Optimists say this is the closest to a ballot box in 75 years.
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Nina Warren Gains In Polio Fight
In Sacramento California Gov Earl Warren and his family celebrate Nina Warren recovery from polio Doctors say her legs show resumed function though muscles remain weak Her left leg stronger than the right Nina 17 will convalesce up to a year and a half with home therapy and schooling continuing at home
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Gray Outlines Post Marshall Plan Aid and Global Efforts
Gray proposes a three to four year program of continued economic and military aid after the Marshall Plan ends. He urges aid to underdeveloped areas in Southern Asia Africa and Latin America to curb communism and boost raw material production for Western rearmament. A rough congressional fight is anticipated over future European and global aid as Truman submits spending plans.
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Latin America
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Truman
Feeney Dies. Indiana Official and Notre Dame Player
Mayor Albert G. Feeney of Indianapolis, 58, former Notre Dame football star under Knute Rockne, died of a heart attack after delivering a speech at a Catholic breakfast. A Democrat, he helped found Indiana state police merit system under former Governor McNutt.
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Indianapolis
Albert G. Feeney
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Indiana
Paulie McNutt
Death by Own Action In Kidnapping Case Shocks Santa Fe
Dr. Campbell an obstetrician and chartered Yale graduate known for charitable work faced a dramatic turn as the abductor’s fate drew attention. Guard notes a death by own action attempt as Campbell kept calm in jail awaiting proceedings. Santa Fe, a 30 000 resident city, learns the kidnapper’s identity from a prominent local figure.
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