U S M P Wounded by Berlin Reds in Free Berlin Clashes
In Berlin the U S military policeman was wounded as Soviet soldiers and East German Communists used tommy guns and kidnap a pair of German women from the British and French sectors. The first abduction occurred in Spandau Woods, crossing into the Soviet Zone, while a second woman was seized from Hermsdorf in the French Sector. The incident comes amid heightened tensions over the divided city.
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Berlin
Free Berlin
Spandau
West Berlin
Eiskeller
Sinc
Hermsdorf
New TB drug approved for controlled medical use
The U S Food and Drug Administration authorized release of a new tuberculosis treatment drug for use under close medical supervision. Described as easy to make and inexpensive, isonicotinic acid hydrazide is not a guaranteed cure and its full value remains to be evaluated by doctors and the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Washington
U. S. Food and Drug Admministration
National Tuberculosis Association
Doctor Says Nearly a Quarter Million With Hearing Difficulty
A column notes about 250000 Americans have hearing impairment that hinders work. Emphasizes prevention of deafness, need for hearing aids, speech training and job placement. Describes growing public and private support and employers willing to hire workers with defects when properly placed.
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United States
Agencies Help Deaf Workers Find Fitting Jobs
The article notes that some deaf employees gain independence through training and placement by agencies. Such efforts aid both individuals and the nation, as enlightened employers increasingly accommodate the capabilities of workers with hearing impairments.
Handicapped Phrase Contained in Hearing Difficulty Note
A public notice or article fragment mentions handicapped individuals and those with hearing difficulty in a context of accessibility or inclusivity. The readable text highlights a concern for barriers and equal access, signaling ongoing attention to disability considerations in public discourse.
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A reflective essay on patience with good people who differ in their values. It argues that both U S political parties contain high integrity individuals and that patriots pursue shared ends through different paths, causing friction when their approaches diverge.
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Earl L. Douglass
United States
Paths of Change Causes Friction Among Good People
A Chicago Tribune summary notes how well intentioned groups in families offices clubs and colleges clash over methods to achieve shared ends. Fine people quarrel not over ideals but over paths to reach them, highlighting pervasive disputes despite good will. In other news a 69-year-old woman was beaten with a 12-pound sledge hammer by a Baltimore construction worker named Henderson Ware who is jailed. The attack occurred May 23 at her Garrison home and was witnessed by Mrs. Daisy Hemling who identified Ware at Union Memorial Hospital.
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Chicago Tribune
Towson
Henderson Ware
Baltimore
Union Memorial Hospital
Daisy Hemling
Swiss Mount Everest Team Abandons Summit Bid
A 12 member Swiss expedition abandoned its attempt to scale Mount Everest due to fierce unseasonal storms. The Nepalese embassy announced the decision, noting no climbers have yet reached the 29,000 foot peak, the world’s highest mountain.
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New Delhi
India
Mt. Everest
Everest
Ralston-Purina dedicates Delmar chicken feed mill
More than 5,000 people gathered for the dedication of Ralston-Purina Company's new Delmar mill. The event drew Gov Theodore R McKeldin of Maryland and Gov Elbert N Carvel of Delaware. The plant, advertised as the world's largest devoted solely to chicken feed, is designed to process 400 tons per day.
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Delmar
Del
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Ralston-Purina Company
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