Who's Ied Wripp A Success Story Of The Month
Paul Mitchell of Dallas Texas born with cerebral palsy has overcome his handicap and is self supporting on his way toward a business career. He received the Who's Chepled citation from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Mrs. Mitchell guided early training, started a neighborhood newspaper, built a 3500 annual subscription business, and expanded to an ice cream route. He later bought a 1950 car and travels Dallas by Jeep wagon with a freezing unit for home storage. His work with Sheltered Workshop boosted confidence among 30 handicapped peers.
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Paul Mitchell
Dallas
Tex
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Texas Society For Crippled Children
Paul
Allen Shivers
Texas
Adolphus Hotel
National Society
Easter Seal Agency
John P. Mitchell
Board of Education
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White House Timbers Stand After 133 Years
Dismantling of the White House reveals timbers that show no decay or termite evidence after 133 years of use.
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Cooked Fish Stays Fresh Longer At 45 Degrees
Cooked fish or meat lasts longer at 45 degrees due to heat killing bacteria and enzymes that cause spoilage.
Boy Scouts Mark Week With Oath Pledges And Open Houses
During Boy Scout Week each member will re pledge to the Scout Oath and local communities will host open house events with reviews of programs service projects and membership gains. Scouts will create civil defense and conservation displays and inspect homes for hazards as surprise drills test readiness. Since 1910 more than 17 500 000 boys and men have joined the organization.
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Boy Scouts of America
Portable light meter aims to cut highway fatalities
An electric company introduces an ultra sensitive portable light meter designed to measure very low light levels. The device is simple enough for a schoolboy to operate, enabling more accurate readings to improve street lighting and reduce traffic deaths.
Hospital bed shortage keeps hospitals expanding in 1951
The report notes that hospital bed shortages persist and that new hospital facilities will continue to be built in 1951 to address the demand.
Hay Fever Lies About Venezuela Pollen
A brief note counters the claim that Venezuela has hay fever pollen noting the pollen source does not exist in the South American republic. The item states hay fever cannot be caused there by pollen.
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Venezuela
South American
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