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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
6
A collection of items from Main Street coverage describes defense driven small business casualties in the backdrop of wartime mobilization. It notes 3.67 million small firms, early WWII closures, and fears current shortages, plus triggers like steel and aluminum allocation and subcontracting shifts to big firms.
The agriculture department reports the land boom of 1950 raised farm real estate debt by 8 percent to 5.8 billion dollars by year end. Farmers increased non real estate debt buying equipment as demand and prices rose. Real estate mortgage debt remained below the 1923 peak. Twelve states exceed their 1923 peak debt: New Hampshire Rhode Island New Jersey Delaware Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and New Mexico.
A compilation discusses self harm as a cause of death with German term Selbst-mord and links to tyrannical upbringing. It notes benzedrine effects vary by balance, suggesting mood and productivity changes. It cites a U S Children’s Bureau bulletin on cerebral palsy origins and non contagion with potential improvement under care.
Health note outlines how anticoagulant drugs slow clotting to prevent coronary thrombosis and embolisms. Dr. Shepard Shapiro of New York University notes a test material simplastin aids clotting time testing. Daily prothrombin activity tests ensure safe dosing while reducing thrombotic risk.
Cortisone may relieve arthritis symptoms while an underactive thyroid can cause fatigue and slowed body processes. Boils can stem from nose infections and infected tonsils pose danger. Reducing salt intake is a key factor in rice diets for high blood pressure.
Edmund Lopat, left handed Yankee pitcher born in New York City in June 1918, posted a stellar start in 1951. The essay traces his career from Greensburg to Jeanerette, various teams, and his rise to a 1951 season with a strong win profile and a famed life-figuring book idea Life Begins at 33. The piece compares him with era greats Alexander and Johnson, noting modern norms on earned runs and baseball attendance trends from 1949 to 1950.
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