Vitamin pills linked to higher IQ in poorly fed babies
A seven year study of 2,400 expectant mothers in Norfolk Virginia and Kentucky found that children of vitamin taking mothers scored higher on IQ tests at ages 3 or 4, especially with multiple B vitamins. In Kentucky, better diets or test challenges blurred results.
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Alton
Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
New York
Teachers College
Columbia University
Norfolk
Kentucky
Cumberland Mountains
Wendover
Arthur I. Gates
Department of Psychological Foundations
Williams-Waterman Fund For
Org
It Suspect's Jumpy, He's the Burglar
Los Angeles detectives search for a bouncing burglar who stole 700 pogo sticks from the Roy Berlin Co at 803 E Macy. Thieves climbed a fire escape and pried window bars. 360 metal identification plates valued at 200 dollars were also taken, per Ada Siegel production manager.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Roy Berlin Co
E. Macy
Ada Siegel
House approves insurance claim payments in government settlement
The House authorized $6000 to Mrs. Alice Rose Spittler of San Bernardino and $4000 to Mary Rose of McAlester to settle all government insurance claims tied to the late Donald Rose who died in 1937. Rose's mother, named as a beneficiary, died in 1953, so her portion will be divided between remaining beneficiaries.
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Washinglon
House
Alice Rose Spittler
San Bernardino
Calif
Mary .Rose
McAlester
Okla
Donald Rose
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Rose
Jail or Church Unusual Sentence for Traffic Violator
William B. Johnson, 22, was ordered by Justice of the Peace George Dietz to attend church every Sunday for a year or face jail, as part of a sentence for 10 traffic tickets. Johnson was fined $75 and a 60 day jail term suspended on the condition of regular church attendance. Tickets included crossing white center lines, passing stop signals, passing red lights and an unnecessarily noisy muffler.
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Poughkeepsie
William B. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
George Dietz
Johnson
Cross Country Call Saves Infant Life
A Pueblo doctor saved Anita Keller by using a cross country telephone call to Philadelphia police and a chemist from Postamatic Co. The child swallowed a plastic welding solvent, was treated at Corwin Hospital, and recovered after the chemist explained the solvent's formula and antidote.
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Pueblo
Colo. Upi
Philadelphia
Robert ‘Keller
Ted Miller
Anita
Corwin Hospital
Postamatic Co
Samuel B. Goldman
Miller
Docker Boss Questioned on Activities in Deportation Suit
In San Francisco Harry Bridges, head of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union, was questioned about his movements from 1943 to 1945. The deposition relates to a civil suit to rescind his naturalization and potential deportation on perjury charges. The closed hearing continues.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehhousemen's Union
Bridges
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