Medical Recovery of Atomic War Casualties Depends on Rural Areas
FCDA warns that a 1950s atomic attack would strain U S blood banks. Rural areas would be vital to supply 105000 volunteers and 47,000 pints per hour to cover 5 million casualties in three days. Small 20 bed centers suggested for efficiency and flexibility.
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Washington and small business by C Wilson Harder
The big issue in 1956 may be free enterprise, not foreign policy. Congress debates bank mergers while most of the nation loses farms, and small firms face pressure from enforcing antitrust laws. The author urges support for family farms and industry to aid independent business against broader political noise.
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Saline Pastor Wins Sprague Award for Sermon
The Rev. Henry W. McKenzie of the Federated Church in Saline earned the Sprague Award first prize plus a $100 check for his Brotherhand Sunday sermon. The Detroit Bountable of Catholics Jews and Protestants, a Michigan Regional chapter, annually selects top sermons from pastors of all faiths. McKenzie has previously earned minor awards over the last three years.
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