Nativity Scene At Lodgepole Draws 5500 Visitors
The Ernest Wickard farm Nativity Scene near Lodgepole drew 5500 visitors from December 2 to January 1. Donations to the March of Dimes totaled 928.90. Visitors came from Washington DC, Portland, Boston, and even France and Armenia. The Wickards plan enlarging the display next year and seek a camel hide.
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Ernest Wickard
Lodgepole
Wickards
Wickard
Washington, D. C
Portland
Oregon
Massachusetts
France
Armenia
Mrs. Wickard
Synthetic Analgesic Dromoran Shown Superior to Morphine
Pittsburgh doctors report in New England Journal of Medicine that Dromoran a synthetic analgesic from Hoffmann La Roche and made in the United States provided faster pain relief with longer duration and fewer side effects than morphine in 311 patients after surgery. A matched 312 patient control on morphine showed lower relief rates and higher nausea and vomiting.
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Pittsburgh
Switzerland
Reearch
Hoffmann-La- Roche, Inc
Middle
Far East
United States
Dromoran
Hoffmann-LaRoche
Rik Reutmann
Francis Fioldes
Mercy Hospital
Remarnes
New England Journal
Consumers' Buying Power Rated Ahead of Last Year
IDS monthly index shows real income for the typical consumer rose to 1.17 dollars this year from one dollar last year. Galen Van Meter notes wage earners and farmers fared best in rearmament, while investment income increased. He calls invested money at attractive rates a key anti inflation tool and says consumers are shifting from durable goods to investments as prices advance.
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Investors Diversified Services
Galen van Meter
Mr. van Meter
Vitamin C Retained In Frozen Orange Juice
A report to the AMA Council on Foods and Nutrition states that about 98 percent of vitamin C can be preserved in frozen concentrated orange juice with proper methods. It notes fresh orange quality and picking time affect C content and warns that storage at room temperature after reconstitution risks loss, while refrigerating at 40 degrees preserves it.
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Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Violent Deaths Probe Shortfalls Said by Doctor
Dr Richard Ford of Boston in the Journal of the American Medical Association says only about 13 percent of Americans have adequately investigated violent or sudden deaths. He notes many states lack physician coroners or proper facilities and that millions die yearly from obscure causes without clear determination of the true death. He argues medical inquiry protects the innocent and aids courts while exposing health hazards and preventing misattribution of fault in accidents.
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United States
Richard Ford
Boston
Ford
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Prehistoric Paints Used For Sun Protection In America
Saved His Surface Prehistoric man in America used pigments of many colors to decorate face and body. The custom is often seen as adornment but may have protected skin from the sun’s rays.
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America
Sunny Side Visiting Families Share Supper and Calls
Sunny Side notices a sequence of social visits among local families. Dale Talich and family hosted E A Johnson and guests. Ralph Talich and Gale and Sharrol visited Albert Brand. Albert Brand and Phylis conducted business in Denver. many households hosted or visited including John Theis Hokom and families and Ed Block gatherings.
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Dale Talich
Ralph Talich
Carl Almschneider
E. A. Johnson
Gale and
Sharrol
Albert Brands
Albert Brand
Phylis
Denver
John Theis
The
Brands
Sandra Sue
Ed Block
Henry Block
Don Block
Bob Huff
Calvin Kientz
John Block
Richard
Mary Jo
John Hokom
Lowell Hokom
Lemoyne Johnson and Sons
Ralph Talic
Lester Theis
Kimball
Leo Zwick
Louis Schmale
Russell Olson
John Fraass
Verna
Ralph Fraass
Dale Talic
Wallace Hernbloom
Carolynm
Bev
Empire State Building Sale Sparks Mockery and Cold War Hint
A humorous column notes the Empire State Building’s sale as a boastful claim, laments fashion trends, and cites a New York police shaming of David Ritchie over his mother in law’s teeth. It parries by remarking on snow business and Russia returning two World War II icebreakers, implying a subtle Cold War signal.
Barbara Rush Stars in When Worlds Collide at New Fox
Barbara Rush leads the cast in When Worlds Collide now showing at the New Fox as listings promote a new stock head design service and suggest acrylic color options for a better craft piece, all in a blend of cinema and shop ad copy.
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Barbara Rush
Fox
Fix It Note For Storm Doors And Windows
A home tip suggests applying cellophane tape to firmly attached storm and screen doors and windows to prevent lost screws during removal. The method may mend small screen breaks and hold indefinitely. Also mentions stitch stapling machines and staples, with THE TELEGRAPH as supplier.
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THE
Telegraph
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Lost Paradise
Midnite
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Howland Chamberlin & Columbia Ficture
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Columbia Pictures Presents
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Leslie - Ellen Drew Alexander, Knox
Belvedere
Clifton William Anne Webb - Lundigan
Francis
NY Vana
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