Stevenson May Be Active After Knee Operation
CHICAGO John Fell Stevenson youngest son of Adlai E Stevenson 19 had his shattered right kneecap removed after an auto truck collision near Goshen Ind He will stay ten days to two weeks in Passavant Hospital and is expected to resume normal activities including tennis and skiing after recovery Dr James K Stack repaired damaged tendons during the operation He may use temporary leg support before starting physical therapy.
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Chicago
John
Steven
Passavant Hospital
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Goshen
Ind
Harvard University
Cure For Blues And Mental Illnesses Described
ALTON L. BLAKESLEE reports at an AAAS symposium in Atlanta that five new drugs act like mental penicillin for certain mental illnesses and the blues. The medicines calm nerves and sometimes bring dramatic results, signaling a new era in psychiatry.
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Atlanta
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
New Drugs Show Promise For Mental Illness Treatment
Doctors report several medicines aiding long standing mental illness. Freniquel helps patients talk and regain interest. reserpine and chlorpromazine calm highly disturbed women, with some returning home or working. Chlorpromazine helps over eighty percent of 1300 patients. Mercatran reduces alcohol binges in blues. Midown aids many hospitalized patients. overall results vary.
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Nina Toll
Middletown
Corin
Werner Tuteur
David Lepison
Elgin State Hospital
Elgin
Herman Denber
Etta G Bird
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Richard C. Procter
Winston-Salem
N.C
Veronica Pennington
Mississippi State Hospital
Whitfield
Miss
Vicks Medi-Mist Nasal Spray Promises Relief
Advert says Vicks new nasal spray Medi-Mist relieves severe head cold distress by shrinking swollen membranes. Uses a clinic style atomizer and claims hours of breathing ease as the cold feel subsides.
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Bdecter
Vicks
New Vicks
Solon urges bipartisan Madison Avenue for 1956 campaign
Senator Mike Monroney urges Madison Avenue to hedge bets in the 1956 presidential race proposing two rival advertising agencies for Democrats and Republicans. He cites a prominent exec and plans to relay the idea to Democratic chairman Paul Butler.
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Washington
A. S
Mike Monroney
Paul M. Butler
Train wreck in Chile kills soldier engineer and civilian
A military train hauling gypsum derailed near Puente Alto in central Chile last night killing the train’s soldier engineer and a civilian passenger. Officials offered no cause for the crash.
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Santiago
Chile
Puente Alto
Firman
Nixon Voted Nation's Best Dressed Man of 1955
The American Women’s Institute named Vice President Nixon the nation’s best dressed man for 1955. Miamiday night the group announced top picks including Henry Ford II Averell Harriman A M Sonnabend Ruby Newman Leo Durocher Eddie Fisher and others noting Nixon’s smart striking ideal look and poised appearance.
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New York
Nixon
American Women’s Institute
Institute
Henry Ford II
Automobile
Averell
Harriman
New — Souk
Ruby Newman
Society
Leo Durocher
Eddie Fisher
Young ‘Jook
Mentally Sick Suspect Freed In Triple Slaying Case
Chicago police cleared Albert Pemberton of involvement in the October 16 disappearance and murder of three boys John Schues sler Anton II and Robert Peterson. A lie test was inconclusive but other evidence led to his release.
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Chicago
Albert Pemberton
John Schuessler
Anton
Robert Peterson
Pemberton
Florida
Maryland
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