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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Professor Robert J. Moon describes a device that uses a tungsten target and a pin hole to produce X ray pictures with a light dose. The method aims to improve mass surveys and detect cancers or internal troubles while allowing doctors to observe bone setting.
New York reports on Bill Veeck hiring Rogers Hornsby to manage the Browns amid tension over control. Hornsby’s strict style clashes with Veeck’s promotional approach, as Marty Marion steps in to take over the role amid a tense start to the season.
New Orleans reader J W Hincks endorses Baker's Hair Tonic after relief from dandruff and itchy scalp heard on WWL. He praises two years of use and vows never to be without it, and notes the Baker's Lathernist Shampoo as a clean scalp brightener. Both products carry a money back guarantee.
The passage explains that ultraviolet or suntan rays are converted by a tube into electric impulses, amplified millions of times, and displayed on a TV viewing tube. The resulting fluoroscopic pictures are far brighter, allowing the doctor to view on screen, or to record movies or still photographs.
A five foot black and red snake sighted near 1708 Louisville Avenue was killed with a trace chain by E. J. Benoit and an unidentified carpenter at Sewell's Curb Market. Curious onlookers gathered as the reptile, kept in a box, drew debate over its existence. no herpetologist could be reached for ID. It will be displayed near the market today.
J J Cline former Monroe resident and brother of Frank X Cline died at his Milledgeville Georgia home Wednesday afternoon after months of illness Funeral services will be held in Milledgeville Friday morning
A June 13 service under Moore’s Funeral Home notes the passing of a local figure. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs John Garner of Milledgeville, one son Captain John R. Cline of the United States Air Force, four grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers, with Commissioner Cline among the mourners. The text also notes the Seminole Indian tribe formed in the 18th Century after a split from the Creek.
Gov. John S. Fine of Pennsylvania denies proposing any meeting between Pennsylvania delegates and Maryland and Michigan allies to control the Republican presidential nomination. The report cited McKeldin and Summerfield discussions via an intermediary. Pennsylvania has 70 votes. Eisenhower leads in some counts with 20, Taft 18, and 32 uncommitted or to Fine. Michigan tally shows 6 Taft, 7 Eisenhower, 33 uncommitted out of 46. McKeldin reportedly could influence Maryland's 24 votes.
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