Doctor Advised Men Use Girdles by Dr Gordon Provokes Debate
AP News analysis reports Philadelphia physician Dr Burgess Gordon urging men to wear girdles to boost air flow and perceived well being, sparking debate on gender roles and fashion in politics, industry, and medicine. The piece notes women resist male girdle use and questions the claim, citing surveys and opinions from women and historians.
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Philadelphia
Burgess Gordon
Los Angeles
Gordon
Jndy
Surevys
Young Mother's Illness Won't Prove Fatal, Says Doctor
In Los Angeles Mrs Jean Garrett 27 underwent a Caesarean birth while treated for Hodgkin disease a usually fatal cancer of the lymphatic system The baby survived and the doctor reported traces of Hodgkin disease but said further tests would confirm the diagnosis and prognosis
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jean Garrett
Garrett
Defense Decides in Bowl Games Notable Defenses Face Off
Bowl day highlights defense as major factors in 1953 games. Alabama’s 61 6 Orange Bowl win over Syracuse tops scoring, while USC tops Wisconsin 70 in the Rose Bowl. Georgia Techs platoon shuts Mississippi near goal line in Sugar Bowl and Texas edges Tennessee. Florida survives Tulsa 14 13, and other bowls include Pacific over Mississippi Southern 27 6 Sun Bowl Prairie View over Texas Southern 13 12, East Texas State 33 Tennessee Tech 0. Attendance exceeds 400000 with TV viewership nationwide.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Walloping
Syracuse
San Diego Naval Training Center
Camp Breckinridge
Southern California
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
Tulsa
College of the Pacific
Mississippi Southern
Texas Southern Edge Prairie View
East Texas State
Tennessee Tech
Unbroken New Years Promises Would Send Country to Ruin
SAL BOYLE. A New York columnist recounts a vivid dream in which Americans keep all New Year’s resolutions four months later. Virtue collapses normal life. saloons and tobacco shops close, banks prosper with interest, car sales stall, and widespread unemployment or poverty arises. The piece mocks overzealous reform and ends with a warning not to worry excessively about drastic changes.
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Sal Boyle
New York
America
Ie Oo
Makhee
Valiant Village proposed as new Chicago handicapped suburb
A venture named Valiant Village plans a self contained community west of Chicago for physically handicapped persons with enclosed concourses and ramps replacing stairs. The Valiant Development Association led by businessmen lawyers and veterans officials seeks private financing with possible county state and federal aid. Maurice O Connor associate vice president and veterans employment representative for the Illinois employment service outlines the project.
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Chicago
Valiant Village
Valiant Development Association
Maurice O'Connor
Veterans Employment
Diinois Employment Service
Sampson Charged with First Degree Murder in Leavenworth
Charles L. Sampson, 28, professional baseball player and bartender, faces a first degree murder charge in the death of Gerard D. Duffin, 38, a graves registration officer at the Wadsworth Veterans Administration Center. Duffin was allegedly ejected from a bar where Sampson worked on the preceding Saturday.
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Leavenworth
Charles L. Sampson
Gerard D. Duffin
Wadsworth Veterans Administration Center
Duffin
Sampson
Boys to Eat Cereal New York Fresh Pact
The Boys Athletic League adopts a New Year resolution to eat packs of aged cereals bought as premiums, signaling a quirky community pledge. The plan emphasizes shared consumption and team spirit within New York activities.
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New York
Boys Athletic League
If Everybody Kept New Year's Resolutions They’d Ruin Country
A brief quip notes that universal adherence to New Year resolutions would harm the nation, reflecting a humorous or critical tone about personal reform. The remark underscores skepticism toward sweeping self-improvement promises in public discourse.
Pleasant Grove Update on Local Arrivals and Births
Word from the Rev Dan reports arrival in Fullerton California Wednesday morning with son Claude and wife joining him. He had a good trip and is helping in orange groves. Mr and Mrs Crawford of Kansas City announce the birth of a daughter to their family.
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Connie
Crawford
Loretta Kirby
Pleasant ‘Grove
Leland Gillland
Cenip
Gillland
Bud Dillon
Joyce
Glenda
Nancy Daniels
Roscoe Daniels
North Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
William Tietjens
Terry
Jerry
Stanley
Dennis
Valley Falls
Leslie Churchbaugh
Vera
Stufflebeam
Lynda Fuller
Arhens
Internal Revenue Bureau
Dan
Fullerton
Calif
Claude
Kansas City
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