Stingers Can Prove Deadly Like Rattlesnakes in Summer
A University of Vermont study reviews 215 insect sting deaths from 1950 to 1961 found stings by bees wasps hornets or yellow jackets caused about half the fatalities, rivaling rattlesnake bites. AMA and allergy officials warn stings can trigger severe allergic reactions with rapid onset. Early symptoms include breathing difficulty, nausea, skin eruptions, and shocks. emergency kits and desensitization therapy are advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Perrish
Jy University of Vermont
Joseph Hf
Shaffer
Detroit
American Medical Association
Jagtt
Inee
American Academy
Boise
F. Kaila
Silver Spring
Ave
Kailin
de. Carlin
American Academy of Allergies
Rae
New Castle
Vesalius the Pioneer of Anatomy and His Turbulent End
A compact biographical sketch of Andreas Vesalius chronicling his early talents, studies at Padua and Bologna, and pivotal role in reshaping anatomy through empirical observation. It notes his court appointments, a fatal autopsy scandal, a shipwreck voyage home, and his enduring influence on pupils like Eustachius and Fallopius. The piece closes with a teaser on Morse and a brief note on the Tennessee Walking Horse breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Vesaius
Trussels
Galen
Disa
Padua
Bologna
Vesalinnt
Vesalins
Vesmins
Isis
Vesalius
Charles V
Spain
Charles
Philip III
Moly Land
Italy
Zante
Mose
Eustachius
Fallopius
Ustachius
Aluminum Industry Contract Praised by Goldberg
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg lauded a two year no wage increase contract between United Steelworkers of America and five major aluminum companies reached in New York. The deal includes improvements in vacations pensions and supplemental employment benefits, seen as a constructive non inflationary settlement in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington Cups
Arthur J. Goldberg
United
Steed Workers of America
New York
Goldberg
Executives of Five Railway Unions Plan July Meeting
Executives of five railway unions announced Friday they will meet July 6 in Cleveland Ohio to consider an offer by the Federal Mediation Board to arbitrate the work rules dispute between the unions and railroad management H E Bilbert president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen announced he would be joined at the Cleveland meeting by Roy Davidson grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers W P Kennedy president of the Railroad Trainmen L J Wagner of the order of Railway Conductors and BrakeViva Neil P Speirs president of the Switchmen Union of North America The union executives are attending an East Coast Union meeting here.
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Priladelphia
UPD
Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Mediation Board
H. E. Bilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roy Davidson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. P. Kennedy
L. J
National Guard Officer Candidate School selections announced
Sgt. Richard K Bennett of 2305 Delaware Ave is among 109 Pennsylvanians at Indiantown Gap for the three day National Guard Officer Candidate School. Bennett will be commissioned a second lieutenant upon completion as instructors cover drill camouflage marksmanship and leadership. Laurel Day Camp to end July 13 at Camp Elliott. 44 girls and 14 staff ready for swimming and campsites as Grace E. McClain notes beds filled and camp readiness.
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Bennett
National Guard
Richard K. Bennett
Delaware, Ave
Indiantown Gap
Beétmett
Benpoe
Laurel Day
Girl Scouts
Elliott
Laurel High School
Grace E. McClain
Sald Camp Eliott Vr
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Aeez
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
PRU
Joan Collins
Supper Club
Route 422
EPIC
Sahara Lounge
Patrick and
Getze
Andrew Vesalius
Samuel F. B. Morse
The
Telegraph
Gladys
Shelbyville
Tenn
TS Aes
Rence Ener
Monte Cristo
SUN
Wald Disneys
Tony Curtis
Isalys
Fey Bedining Nam
Lawrence Village Plaza
Ohio Line
Sisosss
Ros
Atu
Ite
Dorothy Lamour
Kong
Skyline Driveam Theatre
Ervauds Teat
iTo
Troggio's
SPORT
Old Harbor Road
Welker
COREA
PST
DEA Romeos
Glenn Ford
Lee Remick
Jerix
Morgan
Morgan’s Slim Jim Ham ’N Cheese
Morgan's
Wonder Boy
Wilmington
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