Death not dying becomes common in medical care
AMA report describes revived heart patients after quick treatment with oxygen heart massage stimulants and electric shocks to prevent brain damage. Dermatologist cites skin as emotion indicator with flushing itching and fear responses. NBC telecast showcases hospital wards and surgeries across Los Angeles Johns Hopkins and Colorado Psycopathic Hospital.
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AP Science
Denver
Sanford E. Leeds
University of California Medical School
San Francisco
American Medical Association Today
Gerald Frumess
University of Colorado Medical School
The
AMA
Skk
Frumess
Association
NBC
Los Angeles County
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Colorado
Rites For Norwalk Clerk Set Saturday
Funeral services for Verne Wruck 57 who died of a heart attack at his Norwalk home will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the EUB Church Norwalk with burial at Wanderer's Rest Cemetery. He operated an oil station with his brother Harve and served as village clerk for 25 years. He is survived by two sons Quayne and Clinton two daughters Gloria and Clarice two brothers Harve and Ervin and a sister Mrs Clara Manuel. His wife preceded him in death.
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Norwalk
Wis
Verne Wruck
EUB
S. A. Gutknecht
Wanderer’s Rest
Mundstock
Wrack
Harve
Quayne
Milwaukee
Clinton
Kansas
Gloria
la Crosse State College
Clarice
Madison
Ervin
Clara Manuel
Practice Of Medicine Changing According To Author At UW
Dr. Leslie Osborn, professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin, argues that medicine increasingly emphasizes personal and social factors shaping health. His book Psychiatry and Medicine promotes personalized care, preventive mental health, and a warm doctor patient relationship to address psychosomatic illnesses and modern stress.
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Madison
Wis
Leslie Osborn
Osborn
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute
Division of
Dr. Osborn
Catching Snails Pays Off For 9 Annunciators
In Rome during heavy rain, nine Peppino d Annunziato children gather snails from garden leaves and feed them to a local collector earning up to 40000 lire weekly. Snails sold locally and five tons daily cross into France for restaurants, while pros hunt at night and rain brings market riches for exporters.
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Italy
France
Aunt Het on widowers and second marriages
Aunt Het proposes that most widowers, like Tom, make good husbands as they attempt to compensate for past failures with their first wives.
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Tom
East Air Forces commander Eisenhower and Generals pictured
East Air Forces commander Eisenhower joined by Gen. Mark Clark Gen. James A Van Fleet Gen. Omar N Bradley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Adm. Arthur Radford Pacific fleet commander in a UPI telephoto image.
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East Air Forces
Eisenhower
Mark Clark
James A. van Fleet
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur Radford
Pacific Fleet
Msgr Francis Murphy Dies In Milwaukee
The Rt Rev Msgr Francis Murphy rector of St John Cathedral for 18 years died Thursday at Sacred Heart Sanitarium at age 71. He retired as rector in 1946 due to ill health. Born in Racine he served at Ripon Sheboygan and a parish in addition to the cathedral.
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Milwaukee
Francis Murphy
St. John Cathedral
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Msgr. Murphy
Racine
Ripon
Sheboygan
Aan
Catheral
Former Officer In Jap Army Now Deputy Boss of U S Corps
Lt Gen Chung Ii Kwon, a former Imperial Japanese Army officer and later South Korean general, was appointed deputy commander of the U.S. Ninth Corps under Lt Gen Reuben Jenkins. He led the Second Division at Sniper Ridge and rose to corps staff duties, with American training influencing his army while Japanese methods shaped discipline and terminology.
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Jap Army
U.S. Corps
John Fujii
Korea
Japan
United States
New York
Asahi
Singapore Herald
Pearl Harbor
Domei News Agency
Tokyo
U. S. Army
Chung I] Kwon
U. S. Ninth Corps
Reuben E. Jenkins
Sniper Ridge
Chung
Imperial Military Academy
War College
Kwangtung
Manchuria
South Korea
Constabulary
Republic of Korea
U. S. Infantry School
Fort Benning
Mac
Douglas MacArthur
Taegu
Mississippi Private Receives Medal of Honor For Heroic Stand
Pfc. Mack A. Jordan of Collins Mississippi earned the Medal of Honor posthumously for a lone charge on a hill in Korea He fought to cover a retreat after a grenade and machine gun onslaught He knocked out a nest then pressed on despite fatal wounds and died en route to aid stations Eyewitness Lt Edward F Sheehan reported the action confirming Jordan’s gallantry beyond duty.
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Washington
Korea
Pfc
Mack A. Jordan
John W. Jordan
Collins
Miss
56Th
Jordan
Army
Edward F. Sheehan
Brockton Mass
Port Edwards Man Heads Nursery Group
Howard W. Anderson of Port Edwards was re elected president of the Wisconsin Nurserymen's Association Thursday as the three day annual convention concluded. The kingfisher species is widespread across North America and northern South America, breeding to the Mackenzie River basin and wintering to the Orinoco.
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Port Edwards Man Heads Nursery Group
Milwaukee
Howard W. Anderson
Port Edwards
Wisconsin Nurserymen’s Association
United States
North American
South America
Mackenzie River Basin
Orinoco
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Gea Maher
Newburg’s
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Iwo Jima
By Jack Brusini
Rome
Peppino d’Annunziato
Gianni
Maria
Ule
Sas
Seoul
Adm
Robert Briscoe
Far East
O. P. Weyland
Hardware
Losey Blvd
By John Fuji
Pakistan
Malaya
Checker Cab CO
Mississippi
D! Scholls
Pertussin
Penney’s
Penney's
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