Navy K-1 Submarine Promises Silent Depth Defense
The K-1 submarine prototype joins U.S. shipyards as a new underwater hunter. It features snorkels, larger batteries, a sound ear prow, and advanced torpedoes to detect and destroy enemy subs before they threaten coastlines. A $175,000 naval allocation supports its development.
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Flashing Light With Drug Reported To Aid Schizophrenia
A Chicago report describes semicarbazide paired with a flashing light as a treatment for schizophrenia. In a study by University of Illinois College of Medicine and Manteno State Hospital, 15 of 37 patients improved, with four discharged and three nearing home, while eight relapsed.
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University of Dainois College of Medicine
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Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
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Life Saving First Aid Knowledge From Courses
The article outlines injury severities from minor cuts to major fractures and stresses immediate first aid before a doctor arrives. It notes infection, bleeding, deep shock, and other complications can be fatal if untreated and praises first aid training by various organizations for everyday emergencies and disaster readiness.
Outdoors Comes Indoors In Some New Houses
Designers push smaller homes toward a spacious feel by blending indoors and outdoors. Window walls remove hard boundaries, interior stone flooring extends outside, and exterior walls run through to form indoor walls with fireplaces. Indoor gardens, large window boxes, and year round exotic plantings complete the look in suburban developments.
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Devel
Intestinal Fortitude Says Needed In Dieting
Ten million Canadians are overweight and two million will suffer more illness and die younger, warns Dr Harold V. Cranfield. He says obesity means extra blood vessels and higher blood pressure, with risks of diabetes, heart disease, strokes, cancer, and reduced surgical resilience. He urges doctor visits, tailored advice, and the four Cs: Counsel Curtailment Courage.
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Harold V. Cranferd
Toronto
Dr. Cranfield
Health Magazine
Manhattans Sky Gardenist Nurtures Green Oasis Above Penthouse
Lee, a self taught rooftop gardener, tends a one sixth acre garden atop his apartment building. He grows apples from a tree rooted in 400 pounds of soil, plus diverse fruits and flowers in containers high above Manhattan. His setup includes a windbreak rain shelter and a 6 by 10 foot greenhouse heated by a small steam radiator. He uses fish carcasses in flower boxes as part of his method to cultivate his unusual penthouse garden amid urban dust and drafts.
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Lee
Sicily
Manhattan
City Gardens Club
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Woman sought aid before murder case in Charleston
Attorney D Jackson Savage recounted a call from a woman asking for representation in a murder case to be tried the next day. She said the defendant was her husband and she had not killed him yet. Police warned the husband at his plant, but he returned home and was shot three times. The wife Mrs Jessie Wiggans pleaded guilty to unlawful wounding and awaits sentence.
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Charleston
W. Va
D. Jackson Savage
Savage
Jessie Wiggans
A Tiny Cavity Threatens Tooth Health
A small cavity, if neglected, can lead to total tooth loss as acids accelerate decay and pain rises. Regular dental exams help clinicians detect early signs and repair before serious damage.
Back To Church Sweeping U S
A postwar church building boom is under way across the United States with Catholics adding 150 to 200 new churches annually, Methodists expanding at about two per day, Presbyterians spending 60 million dollars on 1,662 churches in five years, and Synagogue groups noting a continuing rise. Carrier Corp reports air conditioning adoption as part of this trend.
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New York
U.S
Emil Lehman
United Synagogues of America
Carrier Corp
Moral Thought Across Leaders
Excerpts from Confucius Eddy Hodge Washington Darwin and Luther stressing moral law religious principle and inner virtue as the guide to education culture and social behavior. The notes argue thought control righteous principles and obedience to divine will shape genuine virtue and national morality.
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