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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

5

Color vision not tied to skin color or race

The statement argues that skin color does not affect acuteness of color vision while race might influence it. It contrasts biological color perception with social constructs of race and suggests a possible link to the latter.

Polio Treatments Vary In Success, Conference Told

Harvard's Dr. William T. Green says infantile paralysis treatment differs by patient and year. He notes Kenny method overlaps other approaches and emphasizes moist heat gentle exercise and avoiding fatigue. He cites seasonal variation and changes in hospital discharge rates from 1945 to 1947.

NEW York Wiliam T. Green Harvard University Kenny Miss Kenny Green

Ohio Delegates Rally Behind Truman at Convention

Ohio delegates led the crowd as Truman appeared to accept the nomination. Former Gov. George White helped escort the president to the rostrum. Ohio votes backed a civil rights plank and rejected a states rights plank. The Mississippi and half of Alabama delegates walked out, while Ohioans praised the stance and musical demonstrations filled the hall.

Truman George White Thomas C. Kilcoyne Portsmouth Mary Sotak Cleveland Lena Sifted Lima Taft Mississippi Alabama Ray T. Miller Ohio Dixie Democrats

Pershing the Nation's Highest Ranking Military Leader

The article chronicles John J. Pershing as the United States General of the Armies and discusses his career from West Point through World War I. It notes his status alongside Washington, his role with the American Expeditionary Force, and his retirement after a long service career.

Pershing George Washington George C. Marshall United States Germany Japan Marshall Dwight D. Eisenhower George S. Patton, Jr West Point Sixth U. S. Cavalry Senate New Mexico Arizona U. S Mexico Pancho Villa France Lloyd George

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