Monroe Jews Star Fy on Monday June 1 1959
A brief item notes a local event involving the Monroe Jewish community set for Monday June 1 1959. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate communal activity or ceremony.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
4
Editorial praise for Secretary Herter at Geneva
The piece argues Secretary of State Christian Herter vindicates his qualifications at Geneva. It notes his comprehension, candor, and firmness in facing Soviet threats on Berlin, his rejection of Soviet insinuations, and his warning against new squeeze plays. It lauds his courage and leadership for U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herter
Berlin
Social Security Qualifying Paths for Women Over 62
Overview of four main ways a woman 62 or older can qualify for Social Security payments. Includes spousal, personal work record, widow, and mother-of-deceased-child options with payment ranges and conditions. Also notes higher benefits from one qualifying path and three pre-62 qualification routes, plus disability-based scenarios.
Grants in Aid at New High Sparks Budget Debate
The article argues grants in aid to states rose to 4.9 billion in 1958, up 21 percent from 1957 and 126 percent from Truman years. It notes the return to states was about 9 cents per dollar paid in taxes, suggesting net loss for states and criticizing federal centralization and political motives behind aid. It also touts newspaper reach and print advertising as dominant media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Truman
Eisenhower
Imminence Of Death Changes Senator Neuberger
The article recalls Senator Richard Neuberger facing cancer at age 46 and recounts his illness, treatment in Portland, and return to the Senate. It notes how mortality shifts priorities, his concern for Muffet the cat, and the supportive reactions from colleagues across party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Godfrey
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Harper’s
Senate
Muffet
Mrs. Neuberger
Senator Neuberger
Portland
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Neuberger
Goldwater
Peggy
Nixon
Frank Church
Idaho
United States Senate
Faith and miracles in biblical stories debated
The speaker rejects literalist doubt of Old Testament tales, asserting God’s power to perform miracles. He compares belief in biblical miracles to acceptance of nuclear fission, television, and radio, arguing spiritual truth and factual reality coexist in Jonah Noah and Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Daniel
Jonah
D. W
Mark Twain
Khrush Plans Annexation Of All The Captive States
Geneva reports outline a Khrushchev plan to annex captive East European states into a Moscow dominated federation. The move would erase borders, shift military to police roles, and keep local governments as a facade of independence under a super-supreme Soviet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrush
Geneva
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
East Germany
Moscow
Europe
Kremlin
United States of Europe
Leipzig
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Stalin
West Berlin
Soviet
West
Pny
Great Britain
Britain
Signs Of Red Influence Behind Tragic Hospital Strike
Washington New York's hospital strike is under congressional inquiry amid signs of Communist influence behind Local 1199's walkout by several thousand workers. Six nonprofit New York hospitals faced a walkout, with pickets and headlines about wages and recognition. The strike leader Leon J. Davis faces contempt charges, linked to past Communist connections and investigations in 1948 1951 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Congressional
Eployees
Leon J. Davis
Daily Worker
Par
N Davis
Worker
Rover
House
Senate
Davis
House Education and Labor Committee
Davis’ Union
Congress
Communist Party
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
National
Arthur Osman
Donald Henderson
Soviet Union
Wall Street
David Livingston
Osman
Henderson
Leon Davis
Pain perception in psychotic patients in medical emergencies
Dr Van Dellen discusses how many insane patients report pain during acute emergencies. He cites a New England Journal of Medicine study showing 37 percent with broken hips and 82.5 percent with heart attacks did not complain. In appendicitis and perforated ulcers, several patients showed no clear symptoms, delaying diagnosis. He notes some survived despite delayed reporting and offers to answer questions by mail with a stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford, Mass
New England Journal of Medicine
Ma Jvely
van Dellen
Symptoms of throat cancer and progression
The condition may exist for months with vague discomfort. Examination reveals an ulcerated lesion and without treatment ulceration can spread to neck glands causing slowly progressive pain.
Strawberry birthmarks often fade before school age
Strawberry birthmarks may disappear as children grow though not guaranteed. The marks are sensitive to radiation and can be treated by fulguration or freezing with carbon dioxide snow, among other methods.
Digitalis use beyond heart ailment questioned
Digitalis is described as slowing the heart rate while making each heartbeat more powerful, with the author asserting no other uses beyond heart-related treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digitalis FE
Digitalis
Health and science notes from 1958 public health and research funding
Health Hint notes sleepiness after waking and warns about parental conflict in front of children. Public Health Service cites about 47 million Americans injured in 1958 needing medical care or restricting activities. NSF projects $400 million for national university research, up from $20 million in 1940 and $224 million in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
The
National Science Foundation
Monroe News-Sar details and publishing staff
A historic Monroe newspaper notice lists founding dates, publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, and years of service. It names editorial leadership including Executive Editor and Associated Press affiliation, and notes the paper's daily afternoon publication except Mondays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star Pblishing
Olive
North Fourth
Ing
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Mann Edmund G. Brown
B. Hattenan
Ember
Sociate Res
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
United States
S. Security For Women
BY Ray Henry
New High
America
U.S
Jim Bishop
Naoj Simoa
Watio Goy
BY David Lawrence
Hungary
Fulton Lewis
Health Information Foundation
Anchorite
Wouw
Theodore R. van Dellen
G. T
P. J
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