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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1953
Page
8
Britain records the lowest death rate for England and Wales in the third quarter of 1952 at 8.9 per 1000. Infant mortality and stillbirth rates also hit record lows with 23 infant deaths per 1000 live births and stillbirth rate at 21.5 per 1000, tied to prior quarter records.
Brindisi Italy serves as a gateway for U S warplanes aiding Italy Greece and Turkey. In the past year about 50 supply ships unloaded 360 planes and thousands of tons of arms at the Adriatic port. Jet plane bases inland host crews of mechanics and ferry pilots for Greece and Turkey.
Several bald eagles were sighted along the Elgin County shoreline recently. Naturalists urged property owners and sportsmen to protect the birds, which rarely visit settled areas.
Fargo Forum editor Sidney W. Hooper, facing a cancer diagnosis, shares a life affirming account. He recalls his hospitalization, the red headed nurse who urged resilience, and his renewed zest for duck hunting, fishing, and writing. Hooper credits medical care and mental outlook for a hopeful shift while acknowledging odds against recovery.
The Philippines government plans to distribute 511,750 acres of public land to settlers by the end of the current fiscal year. Director of Lands Jase P. Dans says the land program, assisting settlers in the Southern and Central Philippines, is aided by the U.S. Mutual Security Agency mission.
Dr. Paul C. Laybourne of the University of Kansas Medical School spoke at Liberty Memorial High School on The Child. He warned that excessive home stress drives children to withdrawal, lashing out, or delinquency, and cited institutionalism from long orphanage stays. He noted 4,000 Kansas juveniles pass through courts yearly, with similar numbers handled by schools or authorities without court action, and criticized the lack of adequate state treatment facilities beyond Topeka, arguing that many delinquent youths end up in underprepared orphanages.
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