Meeting Sparks New Purpose in a Night Party
Jennet Logan encounters Peter Surinov a biophysicist at Dr and Mrs Pelletier home party. He awakens in her a sense that life with aging Dr Gus Logan lacks direction. The next day she seeks a hospital volunteer nurse aide job and reunites with Peter inviting her to his lab where life saving research unfolds.
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Walter Pelletier
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Gus Logan
Dr Logans Wife by Diana Gaines
A hospital power struggle unfolds as Dr. Gus Logan defends nurses amid a dangerous miscited drug error while loyalty oath conflict resurfaces. Peter Surinov is named in the oath dispute, revealing tensions between hospital politics and personal loyalties in a continuing storyline.
Financial Woes Highlight Bond Cashing During Hearings
Washington i Congress faced a Budget hearing on the Treasury Savings Bond Division as Robert W. Coyne recounted a man who cashed defense bonds to support two families. The man explained his double marriage and the need to fund both wives. The report also notes California red scale pest complicating citrus control with armored shells.
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Emphasis Placed On Texture In Summer Cottons
NEA Woman's Editor Gaile Dugas notes summer fashions shift to fabric texture. Three dimensional looks from hobby dots shadowed plaids and satin stripes in gingham, plus a bold color range from blues to yellows pinks and reds. Textured blue Dan River cotton shows dobby dot with organdy accents. green chambray promises wrinkle resistance with dress and sleeve details.
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New Pure Extract Perfumes Promise 24 Hour Scent
A famed fragrance house unveils 50 perfume essences in pure extract form claiming a single drop lasts 24 hours. Free of high alcohol, these scents resist evaporation and offer a complete fragrance wardrobe for any mood or event. Sold in luxury sizes and economical tubes. apply to skin hair and furs for best results.
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Frankfurters with prune stuffing revive a versatile lunch
Gaynor Maddox presents a 1940s style menu featuring Franks With Prune Stuffing for four, plus a Vegetable Lamb Stew, and a luncheon and dinner plan. The recipe details pit prunes with fat, fruit, bread cubes, and prune juice, then bake frankfurters stuffed in the center. A lamb breast stew follows, with cubed meat, potatoes, peas, and a flour fat blend to thicken broth, finishing with a savory spread of course ingredients.
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GE Seeks WSB Approval To Boost Pay By 3.58%
General Electric requests Wage Stabilization Board permission to apply the cost-of-living portion of a 3.58 percent salary increase negotiated with about 70 unions. The 1.08 percent cost-of-living rise would affect 200,000 GE workers, with final approval awaiting WSB action.
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Pope calls for spiritual crusade to save world
Vatican broadcasts report Pope Pius XII urges a world turning away from ruin and moral collapse. He asks every person to re examine personal duty to aid the saving power of God amid a crisis seen as broader than pestilence or natural disasters.
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Foreign Policy Bi Partisan Claim By Sparkman
Senator Sparkman releases a Senate document stating U S foreign policy since 1942 has generally been bi partisan despite Republican complaints. The 40 page report, prepared largely by the Democratic Foreign Relations Committee staff, aims to shed light on minority input in policy making. The note adds a remark on average polar temperatures and the equator for context.
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Parents and city items blend in Ruth Millett column
Ruth Millett urges parents to press TV stations and sponsors to avoid graphic murder depictions and notes a Cincinnati study showing teens watch more TV than in class. Separate Middletown city resolution authorizes sale of property including a dwelling on Park Place with emergency clause. Francis Carmody chairs the city commission. Adopted February 11, 1952.
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Lose Weight With Rennel Promise from Cincinnati Man
Floyd Renfro of 427 W 6th St Cincinnati Ohio claims Rennel helped him shed 37 pounds and recommends it to others seeking weight loss. The ad urges purchasing Rennel at the local drug store, mixing with grapefruit juice, and taking two tablespoonfuls twice daily with a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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