Tropics Brought Ailments Back By Veterans
Washington June 28 A tropical disease authority says millions of Americans not really ill suffer from ailments picked up during military service in the tropics. Dr D Thom as Mackie of Winston-Salem NC cites amoebic dysentery hookworm and malaria as concerns while warning many veterans wrongly claim malaria. He urges a survey improved diagnosis and better VA access for tropical illnesses.
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Tropics
D. Thomas Mackie
Winston-Salem
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Pacific Islands
Middle East
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School of Tropical Medicine
Veterans Administration
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Gunman Tells How He Eluded Police
Chicago police report a one legged gunman named Jerry Malek alias Malleck, 23, said he evaded a large manhunt by walking to U S highway 6 and taking a bus home. He led officers to three other escaped gang members who swam the Des Plaines River after a Western Springs gambling house raid that left two officers wounded. Police recovered the suspect car after a Lyons tip and arrested four women who provided names. Malek was found at his residence.
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Cook County
U. S
Jerry Malek
Malleck
Des Plaines
Marek
Western Springs
Malek
Lyons
Castoday
Early Nomination Of Truman Is Predicted
New York June 29 Senator J Howard McGrath chairman of the Democratic National Committee predicted President Truman would receive a first ballot nomination at the Democratic national convention He said he did not regard General Dwight D Eisenhower as a candidate for the nomination McGrath answered on the first ballot Truman would be nominated and elected on the first ballot A reporter noted a demonstration for Eisenhower at a state meeting yesterday
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D-Ri
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McGrath
President Truman
Sir. Truman
McGrath i
Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia University
McGrath Downplays McGrath Candidacy at National Convention
Newsman asked if McGrath expected a repeat scene at the national convention. He said General Fisen shawer is not a candidate, and delegates share that view. He noted the VP field remains wide open with no clear sentiment. When asked about Clare Boothe Luce's Eleanor Roosevelt remark, McGrath avoided controversy.
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Fisenshawer
Clare Boothe Luce
Eleanor Roosevelt
Offensive resumes as Greek forces clash with rebels near Albanian border
Greek army launches renewed dawn offensive in northern Greece, aided by heavy artillery and air support, aiming to break rebel lines around Boula heights on Amouda ridge. Rebel chieftain Markos Vafiadis counter-attacks as clashes intensify and front-line positions see drone footage from front headquarters at Krosene.
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Prospect Homemakers Club Hosts Talks in Prospect H
The Prospect Homemakers Club in Prospect H gathered 13 men and three visitors with Florence MecGuha as relations leader. Members shared talks on a good home for children and peace through religion, plus readings, songs, and a Kipling piece. A family picnic is planned for Braddock Heights in July. Oysters are cited as America's most valuable product with fishers noting salmon, menhaden, cod, and halibut in order.
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Foard Hood
William Sch Jr
Reigi
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Reading
Ecub
Sweet
America
Gaithersburg Family Gatherings Highlight Local Reunions
Mayor and Mrs Harry C Perry hosted a large family reunion with twelve of their thirteen children present. Mrs Ralph Offutt welcomed Gaithersburg High School graduates at a home event honoring her son Billy. Mr and Mrs Odell Smith vacation at Old Point Comfort while Mr and Mrs William McBain enjoy two weeks at Colonial Beach. Mr and Mrs Edward J Nesbit with Mrs Katherine Pitts and daughter Miss Yvonne Pitts remain part of local social gatherings.
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Edgar Fulks
Sunente
Harry C. Perry
Ralph Offutt
Gaithersburg High School
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Odell Smith
Old Point Comfort
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Colonial Beach
Edward J. Nes~bitt
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Yvonne Pitts
Washington and others travel and attend weddings
Washington heads to Schenectady to visit Mrs. yvames Dingwall and Mrs. Nesbitt. Roanoke relatives, including the Talbotts, will attend a Waynesboro wedding. Mrs. Bernadette Gray visits Mrs. Brunner in Washington. Alan Drew and son Paul return from Avalon with the Wolfingtons. Miss Mary Gordon Peter tours the West Coast planning visits to Waters in Carson City and Schott in San Francisco, then Ogden and Hollywood to see Talbott Riggs. Bailey visit in Rockville. Mrs. Laurence Foulks stays with Dawson family in Round Hill. RETULNS TITLE Chicago, June 28 F-Leg-weary Ray Luger Robinson defends welterweight title in 15-round bout at Comiskey Park.
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Alan L. Drew
Paul
Avalon
N. J
Eustace Wolfington
Puritan
Mary Gordon Peter
Rockville
West Coast
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Carson City
Nev
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San Francisco
Ogden
Utah
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Peter
Hollywood
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Thomas O. Bailey
Salisbury
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Laurence Foulks
Round HL Va
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Retulns
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Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Reward Offered For Slayer Of Child In Washington
Washington papers announce a 5000 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Carol Bardwell's killer. The 11 year old daughter of William Bardwell was found in Rock Creek park with throat cut after bicycling through the area. Police questioned a young handyman and two other suspects while several others were released. autopsy indicates no rape and that death occurred within minutes.
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Today
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William P. Bardwell
Federal Trade Commission
Rock Creek Park
Washington Times-Herald
A. Magruder MacDonald
How to Address Wedding Invitations Correctly
Guidance on using full names in invitations. Replace initials with complete names including titles and middle names where appropriate to convey proper formality and respect.
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R. C. Jones
Ralph Carter Jones
Britain Doubles WWII Wheat Barley Potatoes Output
During World War II Britain more than doubled its production of wheat, barley and potatoes in an effort to sustain the home front and reduce import reliance. The surge reflects wartime agricultural policies boosting yields and acreage.
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