New Concepts in Treating Arthritic Patients Evolved
Dr. C. Andrews at Ottawa Arthritis sanatorium in Illinois unveils a holistic six day 48 point examination based program for arthritis and rheumatic conditions. The method diagnoses overall body condition before directing home treatment, aiming to restore normal function and declare no arthritis hopeless.
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Ottawa
Ill
C. Andrews
Arthritis Sanatorium and Diagnostic Clinic
Illinois
Ottawa Sanatorium
Dutch Grains of Food Back Wedding Grants in Netherlands
Amsterdam reports special marriage incentives from the Dutch distribution service. Food allowances boost wedding feasts with a half pound loaf per guest, one pound margarine, six ration coupons for sweets or three for tobacco, two ounces meat, one ounce coffee, four quarts milk and two pounds sugar.
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Amsterdam
Shortage of Males Termed Romantic Sabotage
Washington reports a scarce supply of single eligible males after the war, labeled romantic sabotage in census figures. The figures show more single men than women in marriageable ages, yet Dr Hope T Eldridge of the census bureau says there are still enough men to go around.
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Washington
Bobcats Pose New Menace in Oil Field Areas
In Thermopolis Wyoming Gayle Lewis reports bobcats increasing near the Warm Springs oil field posing a new menace. He says three of his tomcats have been killed by bobcats while catching mice at his home in the oil field area and mice now roam the field and enter his house.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Warm Springs
Gayle Lewis
Lewis
High House
Aviation notes expand flight plans for college fans
College football enthusiasts plan to fly to major games this fall. Northwestern ticket manager reports many inquiries from fans aiming to travel to Evanston for Wildcats games. Alumni in Seattle and other states buy season tickets and arrange air travel. A Fort Lauderdale group has 150 seats for the Ohio State game and chartered planes. A western city plans to charter a DC-3 for Northwestern Illinois. Farm uses for airplanes are noted as Dewey Shaffer of Nebraska uses a two seater to oversee 25,000 acres and 3,000 Herefords. Postwar flying grows with GI Bill access. Civil Aeronautics Administration records 1,021 approved ground and flying schools as of Aug 1, up from 405 at year's start. Northwest Airlines now offers direct air express service Seattle to Anchorage at 60 cents per pound, minimum $1.
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Ernie Nordstrom
Northwestern University
Evanston
Seattle
Wash
Colorado
Texas
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dewey C. Shaffer
O’neill
Neb
Larry
Shaffer
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Anchorage
Alaska
United States
Northwest Airlines
U. S
Tokyo
Shanghai
Philippines
Air Express
Truman presses cooling toward press amid Bermuda trip
Washington coverage notes a shift in President Truman press relations as off the record leaks erode trust. disclosures from the yacht Williamsburg angered him, prompting tighter limits on questions and a wary stance toward longtime news friends.
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Washington
Truman
Bermuda
Hard Rock
Williamsburg
Chester Bowles
OPA
Time Magazine
Edward Lockett
Time
Lockett
Chicago Sun
Tom Reynolds
Charlie Ross
Rhode Island
Theodore Green
Isle Royale Becomes Nation's Newest National Park
A long feature on Isle Royale, the Lake Superior island now designated a national park. It covers 46 miles in length with 205 square miles, features moose and diverse wildlife, and was set aside by Congress in 1931 and officially protected as a national park by 1939 after Roosevelt’s funding. The piece notes isolation by winter ice, CCC trail work, and the island’s rugged history from exploration to preservation.
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Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Blue Superior
Big Lake
Canada
William P. Scott
Big Island
CCC
Congress
Roosevelt
Department of Interior
Injured Soldier Werner Regains Voice After War Wounds
James town New York Richard J Werner 20 wounded in Germany March 25 1945 after howitzer blast with throat hole severed vocal cords windpipe and lamyx. Doctors said no talk again but he surprised staff by croaking hello soon after tube removal and began to speak. He plans to try out for his school glee club despite severe injuries and months of hospital care in England and Fort Devens Massachusetts.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Richard J. Werner
Germany
Werner
England
Fort Devens
Mass
Even Beavers Eagerly Return Dam To Irrigation Ditch
Greeley Colorado county road crew fight flood damage caused by beavers building a dam across a ditch. Workers remove the dam. beavers reinstall it at night. Sheriff refuses legal action and notifies Game Warden to trap the beavers.
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Greeley
Colo
Beavers
Gus Anderson
W. C. ‘Adkins
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