Truth Drug Helps Cure Alcoholism
Seattle doctors report sodium pentothal as a promising aid in treating difficult alcoholism cases. In a study sponsored by the Foundation for Alcoholism, 60 percent of 210 patients were cured, with benefits including frank talk, problem unburdening, lasting calm, and post treatment suggestions to curb tensions.
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Research Foundation For
Alcoholism
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O'Hallaren
California Medical Association Journal
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Lana Turner Embroiled With British Press At Savoy
Lana Turner visited London with husband Henry J. (Bob) Topping and held what reporters called the strangest and most humiliating press conference in Britain. Six reporters waited, returned repeatedly, and were steered toward Eleanor Powell's suite as Turner spoke of loving the English countryside.
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Bob) Topping
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Miss Turner
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Oil executive warns on 1948 fuel supply amid potential strikes
Dr Robert E Wilson chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana told the American Petroleum Institute division in Philadelphia that domestic fuel oil should be sufficient this year barring major strikes or catastrophes. He projected a 7 to 8 percent rise in 1948 output, about 17 percent above wartime peak and 44 percent above 1941 prewar highs, while warning demand could exceed supply if burner installations rebound to last year levels. He noted wartime realities may force government to allocate every drop to military fleets.
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Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oi Co
Indiana
American Petroleum Institute
Wilson
United States
Mrs. Howard Hawks Sues for Divorce
Nancy Gross Hawks filed for divorce from film producer Howard Hawks in Los Angeles on May 13 alleging cruelty. She says a property settlement was reached and she has custody of their daughter Kitty, age 2. the couple wed in 1941.
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Howard Hawks
Nancy Gross Hawks
Hawks
Kitty
U.S. Drops to Ninth in Czech Foreign Trade Ranking
Prague based Prague Economist reports Russia moves to first in Czechoslovakia foreign trade while Yugoslavia remains second and the United States slips to ninth in the first quarter. Czech trade gap totals 72 million dollars with Russia contributing 28.146 million. The shift aligns with a five year trade pact signed in Moscow last November and large grain deliveries contracted under that deal.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Prague Economist
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United States
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Marshall Stalin
Decision in Folsom Case Delayed Several Weeks
A paternity suit accusing Gov. James E. Folsom was postponed for two to three weeks. Christine Putnam Johnston claims Folsom is the father of her 27 month old son James Douglas. The governor, newly married to Jamette Moore, did not admit or deny the charge as lawyers argued over demurrers before Circuit Judge Z H Crow Jr.
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Als
James E. Folsom
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Christine Putnam Johnston
Circuit
Z.H. Crow Jr
Mnsiead
Alabama
Jamette Moore
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