World mental health congress seeks cure for nations’ ills
Dr. Allen urged psychiatrists and professionals from 54 nations to pursue creative action over aggression. Dr. Rees of London led an 11 day gathering aiming to shift focus from individual cases to groups and nations, stressing parent and teacher roles and cultural factors in policy advice.
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Dr. al
Allen
Congress
J. R. Rees
London
Nina Ridenour
New York
International Committee For Mental Hygiene
Ridenour
Frank Fremont-Smith
Berlin Decision Hinted as Talks Continue in Moscow
AP reports diplomats in Moscow at a tough stage to ease the Berlin blockade. Frank Roberts signals a decision this week amid a fourth meeting in 10 days between Molotov and Western powers. No clear outcome yet, Berlin faces fuel and food shortages as air lifts and winter plans extend.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Berlin
Russia
West
Frank Roberts
Molotov
Mats
U. S
Britain
France
Neues Deutschland
Gatow
Germany
Polio Cases Rise Across Wisconsin County and State
Krumbiegel notes nurse shortages limit admissions as Milwaukee county reports 41 polio cases this season. Two new patients enter South View, five on Monday, with a nine year old from Lake Winnebago area and an 11 year old from Oshkosh dying yesterday. Wisconsin totals reach 65, Jefferson county records one new case, while state Red Cross reports 19 nurses sent to affected areas in other states including 18 to Arizona and one to New Mexico.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin General
Madison
State Board of Health
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Red Cross
Astornia
New Mexico
Probe on Communist Ties Expands as HearingsExtend
The committee plans a New York closed session with Michael Samarin and may send a one man inquiry to Canada to question Igor Gouzenko. A long list of names may be recalled as investigations focus on a $2000 payoff and alleged Red influence in wartime espionage.
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Page
Thomas
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Rep. McDowell
R-Pa
Moscow
Justice Department
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Reds
FBI
Cae
Miss Bentley
Vassar
Supreme Soviet Council
Washington
Henry Collins
Duncan Lee
Office of Strategic Services
Lee
Rep. Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Rep
Mundt
R-S
Westion
Michael Ivanovitch
Marin
New York
The Pigeon Breathes by Suction Among Birds
A brief note explains that pigeons uniquely drink by suction while other birds take water into the mouth and tilt the head back to swallow.
Plan Truman Barkley Club Organization Across Nation
Sponsors outlined plans to organize Truman Barkley clubs nationwide to back the Democratic ticket. A delegation calling on the Democratic National Committee then met with officials before a White House conference with President Truman and Senator Barkley. Clubs exist in 11 states including Indiana and Illinois.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
White House
Truman
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
J. Howard McGrath
Leslie Biffle
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin Deer Policy Sparks County and Club Opposition
Conservation groups and local officials in Marinette and Jackson counties press to close counties during antilerless deer shootings. Chairman Charles Smith of Wausau notes opposition to does and fawns under the plan. Senator Everett LaFond mocks the department’s shifting stance and cites petitions for a bucks only policy.
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Marinette
Jackson
Charles Smith
Wausau
Wisconsin
Everett LaFond
Two Rivers
Department
Divorce Granted After 32 Years of Marriage in Sparta
Mrs Melita Jewell of Sparta won a divorce from Arthur Jewell of Leon after 32 years of marriage on grounds of voluntary separation for five years and non support. Judge O W Sprecher presided. Four children, all of age, meant no alimony or support ordered.
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Sparta
Wis
Melita Jewell
Arthur Jewell
Leon
O. W. Sprecher
Huge Harvest May Be Cure For Inflation
Washington report forecasts a record corn crop of 3.506 billion bushels and near or above average yields for oats barley and sorghum. Aided by favorable weather the harvest is expected to raise feed supplies and lower prices on grain meats dairy and poultry, with benefits possibly felt by next spring.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ernetcale
Government surplus risk grows as farm production climbs
The text warns of government trouble ahead as farmers expand live stock and poultry while seed demand lags. Grain oversupply looms with likely large offerings under price support. Analysts expect the crop surplus could exceed 1 billion dollars within a year, tying up funds in grains cotton tobacco and other commodities.
Local Ambulance Responds to Health Emergencies on Tuesday
A 77 year old man, Frank Witchcraft of 901% Fifth Avenue South, suffered a heart attack and was taken by police ambulance to a local hospital at 4 48 p m Tuesday. In another incident a Pearl A of 2821 Hamilton Street was rushed by an ice ambulance to a hospital with a hemorrhage.
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Frank Witchcraft
Fifth Avenue South
Pearl A
Hamilton Street
Mexico Sends Frozen Meat Aid To Salonica For Greek Army
Mexico ships 1000 tons of frozen meat to Salonica to feed Greek civilians and U S troops stationed in Greece amid relief and military support efforts.
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Mexico
Salonica
U. S
Greece
Report New Chemical Effective In Preventing Sunburn
New chemical compounds block sunburn rays while leaving tanning rays and visible light unaffected. They do not alter skin color and resist wear. The theory suggests hours of protection, but they are not yet available to the public and require clinical testing before sale. The compounds are related to a form of acid linked to B vitamins.
Mil waukee Rail Smoke Cases Deferred
A complaint against two Milwaukee railroad employees for violating the city smoke ordinance was heard by Police Justice George Reudiger. The issue arose from belching heavy black smoke near the north roundhouse around 7 p.m. Tuesday. Fireman Robert Ford and Albert Tuma argued the smoke was unavoidable. Ford suggested steam-based smoke control. The judge left the case open pending company measures to eliminate the nuisance.
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Milwaukee Railroad
George Reudiger
North Side
Round House
Robert Ford
Charles Street
Albert Tuma
Losey Boulevard
Ford
Ruediger
Farm payroll taps 11.287 million on June 1 1948
On June 1 1948 the United States recorded 11 287 000 persons employed on farms as part of agricultural labor data.
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United States
Opening For Officer At Aberdeen Proving Ground
The army reserve office announced a 90 day opening at Aberdeen Proving Ground for a colonel or lieutenant colonel in the ordnance reserve. Qualifications include six months in combat operations on a theater or communications zone staff and knowledge of ordnance functions. Contact room 312 Federal Building.
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Army Reserve Office
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Mda
Ordnance Reserve
Federal Building
Witness Correction Ties Crash Witness to Onalaska Address
Beg Your Pardon Lyle Monti, a witness to the Sunday airplane crash that killed two La Crosse men, is from R7 Onalaska and not La Crescent Minn as stated in Monday editions of the La Crosse Tribune.
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Lyle Monti
la Crosse
R. 7
Onalaska
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse Tribune
Platy Duck Hybrid Reproduces with Milk for Young
A creature with webbed feet and a duck bill exhibits ducklike features. It lays eggs yet provides milk to its offspring, suggesting an unusual mammal avian mix akin to a platypus.
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Deaver
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American Gem Society
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Gay Gibson
Junior Fashions
Ey Gee
Barron
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