Scientists Close In On Cause Of Schizophrenia
Dr. William Malamud, professor of psychiatry at Boston University Medical School, reported at the National Association for Mental Health meeting that 17 research programs into dementia praecox have promising leads. Studies focus on adrenal function and its link to schizophrenia, with coordinated work at Utah, Iowa, Pennsylvania, California, Toronto, Johns Hopkins, Worcester Foundation, Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals, Boston Psychopathic Hospital, New York Psychiatric Institute, and related New York and Massachusetts agencies.
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Supreme Council of the
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Iowa
Pennsylvania
California
Toronto
Johns Hopkins University
Worcester
Mass
Foundation For Experimental Biology
Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
New York Psychiatric Institute
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Stylish Mamie Eisenhower Sets Gentle Fashion Tone
New York UP reports Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower will be chic yet not trendsetting as First Lady. Designers note her size 12 figure and conservative hats with a preference for modest outfits, reflecting a broader shift toward wearable, individualized fashion over dramatic trends.
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Stylish
Mamie Eisenhower
Chic
New York
Mollie Parris
Mrs. Eisenhower
Paris
Miss Parris
United States
Murray Wanted Controls Dropped Before Death
Washington dispatch reports Philip Murray in his final CIO act urged dropping active wage and price controls reversing prior policy. He warned inflationary pressures subsided but deflationary risk loomed, calling for standby controls if needed amid Korea War era volatility. His death delayed CIO convention to December.
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Philip Murray
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Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
March of
Ultrasonic aging may rush whiskey maturation
New York report says ultra sonic waves could speed whiskey aging to days or minutes as an alternative to traditional years. Journal of Commerce notes potential industry impact and technological feasibility.
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New York
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Cotton bale crash forces Forrest Supply building teardown
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a truck carrying bales of cotton broke loose causing a crash into the Forrest Supply Pottery and Gift Shop. The damage required the store to be torn down and rebuilt elsewhere.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Forrest Supply Pottery and Gift Shop
Winchell the 19th and Unsettling Celebrity Notes
Fleeting items mix social buzz and media intrigue. Trygve Lie and Axel Wenner-Gren loom as a potential UN split intrigue while Edgar Walter Young and Jayme De Barrow set social weekend chatter. Jackie Copeland faces a South American fashion spotlight as birthday reminders and Stork Club sponsors add to New York glare.
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Trygve Lie
Axel Wenner-Gren
Doubleday
Life
H. R. Leopold
Marvel Lens Industries, Inc
Lewis Tower
Phila
Lour Yule
Walter Youngs
N. Y. Journal-American
Jayme de Barrow
Jackie Copeland
South America
N. Y
Peerage Stirs Britain With Knightly Honor For Dwight Eisenhower
The passage notes that he is a Knight of the Bath and would be addressed as Sir Dwight Eisenhower in Britain. It adds that he was gifted a castle in Scotland, a pompous detail reflecting royal customary honors.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Britain
Scotland
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