Faulty Posture Blamed for Pains in Back
A Dixie doctor attributes most low back pain to faulty posture and pot belly. Dr Eugene Regen of Nashville cites five minute exercises to strengthen abdominal and rear hip muscles, noting surgery is unnecessary in about 98 percent of cases. He warns muscles weaken from age mid twenties, causing swayback and pot belly which lead to strain and conditions like lumbar pain and sciatica.
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Eugene M. Regen
Nishvile
K Carey
Vanderbilt University Medical School
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California Congressmen Back Warren Candidacy
Fourteen California Republicans and one senator voiced support for Earl Warren's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. They approved a resolution affirming confidence in his leadership and pledged to influence delegates as needed, potentially aiding a Warren convention victory.
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Baby Sitter Slays Child In Minnesota Tragedy
Miss Mary Sapan, 34, an experienced babysitter, confessed to killing 2 year old Anne General, daughter of neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Tony General, with an axe. Police guard her in Itasca County jail as she tearfully recalled the attack and offered no motive.
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Mary Sapan
Itasca
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Trial Due Monday in Glendale Democratic Club Bust
Fourteen American Legionnaires and six newspapermen face misdemeanor charges for breaking up a chartered Democratic Club meeting in Glendale. All pleaded innocent yesterday. The six reporters led by Publisher H. C. Burkheimer of the Glendale News Press were denied separate trials they requested, claiming they joined the party to obtain a story.
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Glendale
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California Representatives Support Resolution Despite Hinshaw Absence
Gordon McDonough and Norris Poulson of California sign a resolution. Rep. Carl Hinshaw, listed on the measure, was not in Washington when adopted, but aides say he supported it.
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Gordon McDonough
Norris Poulson
Carl Hinshaw
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Peaceful Atom Use Seen Within Five Years
Dr. Cyril S. Smith of the University of Chicago predicts peacetime atomic energy use within five years with broader applications in 25 years. He says experimental electric power generation may come in a couple of years and nonmilitary uses could include propelling ships and distilling sea water for drinking.
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University of Chicago
Cyril S. Smith
Atomic Energy Commission
Cuyahoga
Atomic Energy
Russia
W C T U Leader Eva C Wheeler Randall Dies
Eva C Wheeler Randall 74 long time president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Southern California died in Eugene Oregon while visiting a sister. She served 21 years leading the local W C T U and was noted by friends here.
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Los Angeles
Eva C., Wheeler Randall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
California
Eugene
Ore
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