Menopausal Rheumatism Not Arthritis Says Dr Steinbroker
The article explains that menopausal pains in muscles and joints often mimic arthritis but arise from hormonal changes during the change of life. Nervous tension and hot flashes worsen symptoms, and treatment centers on addressing hormonal balance and associated stresses.
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Otto Steinbrocker
Dead Dad Is Elected Dead Dad Is Elected
In Springfield Ohio the newly formed Wittenberg College Dads Assn elected E F Hinkle as first president Saturday though he died Friday after a heart attack. Fred W Nimmer of Akron was named second president with Sr Charle Barrett Bellefontaine elected vice president and Dr Matthies secretary treasurer.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg College Dads Assn
E. F. Hinkle
Hinkle
Automatic Canteen Co
Chicago
Roland C. Matthies
Wittenberg
Fred W. Nimmer
Akron
Columbus Arrives as Domesticated Animals Count Low
Early North America features only dogs and turkeys as domesticated animals when Christopher Columbus landed, highlighting limited animal domestication in the region.
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North America
Christopher Columbus
Dayton Air Force Wife Joins After Six and Sunday Club
A Dayton Air Force wife explains the benefit of the After Six and Sunday Club with lower long distance rates after 6 p.m. She notes how moving keeps families in touch and grandparents enjoy listening to Rodney and Brenda. The article highlights joining for affordable family calls.
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Dayton Air Force
Air Force
Harry Davis
Mitchell Drive
Rodney
Brenda
Frisco Mayor Confirms Senate Run Ambition
Frisco Mayor George Christopher says he will seek the Republican Senate nomination next year regardless of Gov. Goodwin Knight’s moves. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown questions whether the same forces could keep Christopher from running. Reports say Knight has withdrawn from the governor race to pursue Knowland’s Senate seat.
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San Francisco
George Hristopher
Senate
Goodwin Knight
Edmund G. Brown
Cristopher
Knight
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Contaminated German immigrant sparks Toronto radioactivity scare
A German immigrant Gunder Kuhn 29 caused a civil defense drill uproar by pulling a vial of radium from his pocket. He was arrested on a loaded unregistered revolver charge. Decontamination and radiological checks followed as police isolated his room and tested others including officers. Kuhn claimed the radium came from West Germany eight months ago for use on watch dials. He has a wife and infant daughter in Luebeck.
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Toronto
Gunder Kuhn
Kuhn
Canada
West Germany
Luebeck
Fifty Witnesses Heard In Scott Slaying Trial
In Los Angeles the murder trial of 61 year old L Ewing Scott enters its fifth week as prosecutors continue presenting their case after 63 year old Evelyn Scott vanished on May 16 1955. Fifty witnesses have testified to date.
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Los Angeles
L. Ewing Scott
Evelyn
Mrs. Scott
Reverend Dodgson A Mathematics Lecturer At Oxford
Rev Charles L Dodgson alias Lewis Carroll taught mathematics at Oxford University. He wrote Alice in Wonderland under his pen name.
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Charles L. Dodgson
Alice In Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
Oxford University
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