Truman Proposes Flexible Price Supports and Rural Reform
President Truman outlines a four point farm program in a Swing through Springfield. The plan calls for a permanent flexible price support system, expanded soil conservation, boosted consumption via science and trade, and rural development through cooperatives electrification housing roads and education. He accuses the GOP of allying with “queer characters” and departing from Lincoln. He also criticizes a labor wage cut implied by voting for the Republicans.
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Dewey Campaign Focuses On Peace and Foreign Policy
Chief Justice Vinson warns against incompetence as a crowd in Lexington, Kentucky cheers the GOP candidate. Dewey accuses Democrats of hindering peace efforts while stressing bipartisan foreign policy cooperation. J. P. Hoff man flies to London for talks with Bevin as Douglas and Harriman accompany him.
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Greek Children Removed Under Red Cross Inquiry
Paris reports the International Red Cross is examining thousands of Greek children moved to Yugoslavia. Red Cross headquarters in Geneva has asked the Yugoslav Red Cross for details as the United Nations releases the inquiry. Small dogs can hear higher pitched sounds than large dogs.
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Reuther Suspect Bolton Faces Oct. 19 Hearing
Walter P Reuther president of the CIO United Auto Workers announced that 39 year old Bolton, a former Tanor official, was set for October 19 on three charges connected to the Reuther case. The report notes Bolton's background and the ongoing investigation.
Doctor Says Advances On Heart Surgery Are Now Saving Lives
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan reports that advances in heart surgery offer new hope as calcified pericardial lining can be cut or removed to restore normal heart function. Additional heart diseases now have improved surgical treatments, increasing patient survival.
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Union Leader Shot In Overnight Ambush
Reuther, a red haired union figure, was shot in his home on April 20 when an assailant fired a shotgun through a window from outside. He has resumed duties but his right arm remains under treatment. Bolon faces potential life imprisonment if convicted after a prior armed robbery conviction at age 19. The court earlier entered a plea of innocent for Bolon. Sred, a 40 year old suspect, was unnamed in connection with the incident.
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Heart Surgery Extends Lives Of Infants With Birth Defects
Doctors describe congenital heart and vessel diseases treatable by surgery. A patent ductus arteriosus allows mixing of two blood streams and can be closed surgically after birth. The procedure, performed widely, shows low death rates in skilled hands. Other congenital heart conditions are also increasingly operable.
Advances in heart surgery offer miracle recoveries
The article notes that congenital heart defects and aortic conditions can be diagnosed by examination and that delicate surgeries provide chances of full or moderate relief. It highlights dramatic improvements where blue-tinged children return toward normal health after procedures, while acknowledging not all heart diseases can be cured.
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No aluminum poisoning risk from cooking utensils
Old publication dismisses aluminum poisoning from kitchenware as a false fear long debunked. It also includes trivia on Euclid and Sherlock Holmes with questions about dates and ancient writings, reflecting light miscellany in the issue.
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