Photography in Medicine at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Mary R Brown leads ophthalmic photography at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary founded in 1820. Color fundus images aid diagnosis, teaching, and treatment, saving sight as cases show retinal growths and eye diseases tracked over months and years.
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New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
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Park Avenue
Mary R. Brown
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Brown
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New York
South Pacific
Americas
India
Philippines
Seers Silence on Commodity Trend Myth of Current Price Dip
Washington observers debate whether commodity prices will rebound or stay low as economists, government officials, and investors struggle to explain the February dip. The piece notes past inflated forecasts, pressure on credit, and speculation linked to Truman era policy.
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Washington
Chicago
Broad
Wall Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
15Th Street
Oldest Michigan railroad pays regular dividends despite inactivity
The Erie and Kalamazoo railroad, inactive for nearly a century, again pays stockholders a semi annual dividend of 9000 dollars after taxes and expenses. Once running from Port Lawrence to Adrian a 35 mile line it carried the first horse drawn train in October 1836.
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E. and K
Lake Erie
Kalamazoo River
Port Lawrence
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Adrian
Oklahoma Self-Supporting Capitol Boasts Rich Oil Wealth
Oklahoma claims a unique self-financing state capitol funded by oil profits. The governor reports profits of 5 619 945 dollars from local oil wells amid protests from Lincoln Terrace residents who warned of fire hazards and mess in drilling.
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Oklahoma
Lincoln Terrace
Aid for China Sought as Senate Approves Budget Cut
President Truman urged a 570 million dollar aid package to China to bolster Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government. White House and State Department say it is a token measure pressed by Congress to support Chiang against the Communists. The plan aims to finance imports to free resources for arms, though Chiang’s forces struggle against Communist guerrillas.
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Truman
Congress
China
Chiang Kaishek
White House
State Department
Republican Congress
U. S
Chiang
Senate adopts 2.5 billion budget cut to Truman 1949 plan
The Senate votes to reduce President Truman's 1949 budget by 2.5 billion dollars amid indifference and uncertain estimates. Republicans see potential for a tax cut up to five billion. House adoption remains required. Senators Bridges and Barkley criticize the process as a dark, pre-game guess.
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Senate
Truman
Budget Committee
House
Styles Bridges
Rep
N. H
Alben Barkley
Dem
De Valera Sits Opposite as Costello Leads Ireland
In Ireland the six party coalition chose John A. Costello as premier while Eamon De Valera sits as opposition leader. Costello frames the inter party government as necessary for the country’s interest. The coalition’s durability and future duration are met with speculation. An Illinois senate talk cites Carl Sandburg’s rising profile as a possible candidate, viewed with mixed opinions on poets entering politics.
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Eire Assembly
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
John A. Costello
Assembly
Costello
United Ireland
National Labor
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Illinois
Sandburg
Paul H. Douglas
Sen
C. Wayland Brooks
Aoe Sandburg
Soap Operas Shown To Boost Women Morale Study Finds
An anthropologist and psychologist report that daytime radio soap operas, especially Big Sister, offer moral guidance and emotional support to women listeners. They contend the shows reinforce the image of capable wives and mothers and provide techniques for solving interpersonal problems.
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John
Philbottom
W. Herd Warner
William E. Henry
Columbia
Crocheted Pansies Chair Set Pattern No W105
Notice offers pattern Giant Pansies Set W105 for 20 cents. Requests include name address and pattern number. High demand and processing delays extend completion time for popular patterns.
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Mt Corranaeen
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