Ulcer treatment pills claim wide success at AMA exhibit
A Cleveland physician testified that about 1,900 of 9,000 ulcer patients were reportedly cured using hourly pill regimens and an unlimited diet, including liquor and tobacco. Dr E A Marshall, head of medicine at Huron Road Hospital, described pills made from antiulcer chemicals. Also, Illinois researchers outlined a cancer surgery method to prevent spread by tying off veins and arteries in the colon area before procedures.
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San Francisco
Cleveland
American Medical Association
E. A. Marshall
Marshall
Huron Road Hospital
Warren H. Cole
Douglas Packard
Harry W Southwick
University of Illinois
Libyan Leader Arrives in Turkey for Official Visit
Libyan Prime Minister Mustafa Ben Halim arrived in Ankara for a three day official visit. He travels with Foreign Minister Abdel Salam Buseiry and Finance Minister Ali Aheiz.
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Turkey
Ankara
Mustafa Ben Halim
Libya
Abdel Salam-Buseiry
Ali Aheiz
AMA Chief urges average fee schedules to curb overcharging
SAN FRANCISCO AMA outgoing president Dr Edward J McCormick urged doctors to adopt area based average fee schedules and post them in offices to guide patient costs and support prepaid care plans. He warned that members who overcharge could face grievance committee action and suspension. A separate dispatch reports Peiping claims a population of over 600 million including Formosa. a June 30 1953 census figure is cited as 801 912 371 in the broadcast.
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San Francisco
Edward J. McCormick
American Medical Association
Toledo
McCormick
AMA
Peiping
National Census Office
Bakersfield Councilman Saunders Killed in Truck Collision
Bakersfield councilman and Intex Oil Company president Lowell Saunders, 53, died when his car hit a heavily loaded potato trailer on a Sunday night. California Highway Patrol reported the fatal crash.
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Bakersfield
Lowell’ ‘Saunders
Intex Oil Company
California State Highpray Patrol
Long Journey Brings Polio Victim to U. S.
A 5 year old American boy named Paul Neal, stricken with polio in the Egyptian Sudan, traveled with his missionary father HE Yates Neal and nurse mother from Melut on the Nile to Malakal, Khartoum, London, New York, and finally Seattle for orthopedic care. After a 10 day fever wait in Khartoum, he traveled by air to the United States. The stay in Seattle depends on his recovery time.
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Seattle
Sudan
Paul Neal
Melut
Nile River
Yates Neal
Neal
Sunnywide
Wash
Neals
Malakal
Paul
John
David
Royal Air Force
Khartoun
London
New York
Labor Leaders Predict No Steel Walkout in Pueblo
Nearly 500 members of Legal 210 CIO United Steelworkers of America gathered in Pueblo for a dedication ceremony at the union's new headquarters. Charles J. Smith and Michael J. Soldren expressed optimism for an amicable settlement as negotiations with steel industry leaders are set to resume in New York City.
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Pueblo
Colo. Vt
Legal 210
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Charles J. Smith
Dist. 38
Michael J. Soldren
New York City
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