FDA Chief Urges Drug Makers to Curb Abuses
Dr James L Goddard head of the FDA told the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association in Florida that industry must reform to protect public health. He warned that misrepresentation and incomplete testing could invite tighter federal control and harm consumers, urging partnership rather than conflict.
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Congress
Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Florida
Goddard
FDA
Heels Quick to Wear Out Welcome Mat
A brief humorous note, stating that heels rapidly lose favor or patience. The quip reflects a light mockery of overbearing guests and the swift cooling of welcome. No people or organizations are named.
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle with across and down clues listing cycles of words. Includes entries such as Cyprinoid fish lime tree bark coast unit of measure merit ruler blunder constellation cudgel reverse dared network Roman poet and family falter people Fr tragedian spade one of the Santas pert to malt drink demand as payment describe exactly contend with turf in advance server forbids scorch frightful container exist blur miscreant Honor card in bridge well known tea of Eddie Gershwin vy Mandarin.
Ill Wind in the Flat Behind the Busy Street
A neighborhood vignette depicts Moran and Tessie arguing at home as neighbors gossip about Mickey the missing boy. Police arrive after Tony reports him, while Miss Snyder and Mr Geiger observe the scene as others react to the evening commotion.
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Mike Moran
Tessie
Tony
Hortense Snyder
Mr. Geiger
Miss Snyder
Little Mickey
Mickey
Moran
Geiger
Hortense
Happiness Is Not Found in a Bank
Dear Abby letters describe a money obsessed husband who deprives his family of basic needs despite a large bank balance. Welfare worry and calls for balance escalate to possible medical help as a neighborly tragedy unfolds and a child is found with a stolen car radio.
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Abby
Ludvig
Buffalo
Inflation Hog and The Free Market Debate
A letter from Winthrop French critiques government price controls and subsidies. He likens policy to a cat on a hot roof, arguing that subsidies inflate costs and distort farming and urban life, calling for market freedom and individual choice. He warns of rising prices for pork, butter, and essentials while urging relief through free enterprise.
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Sam
Washington
Land of the Free
Home of the
Brave
Winthrop French
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Daily Crossword
Spade
Santas
Pert
Eddie
Gershwin
Bishop's Office
Andy
Longfellow
Ykmy
Smfn Moykgow Ktmhye
Hlimhr
Johnson
Miz Ledbetter
Loweezy
MR. Kirby
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