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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1950
Page
14
Editorial discusses early diagnosis of stomach cancer and the limits of X rays. It proposes microscopic examination of stomach contents within 30 minutes to detect cancer cells before symptoms or imaging. It notes difficulties from cell digestion affecting accuracy and references ongoing general studies.
This cryptic note praises a group linked to fashion or tailoring, highlighting those who create appealing attire. It reads as a stylized slogan or personal credit, implying appreciation for craftsmen behind clothing aesthetics.
A reader with sociologist Albert Ellis insights returns to topics on love and self perception. The piece cites college women answering questions about affection for multiple men and notes Dorothy Rogers Oswego findings on teachers public image. It references Lot s wife turning to salt and urges inquiries to Dr A E Wiggam Let s Explore Your Mind.
A dated bridge column presents multiple South facing hands with full bidding sequences. Readers are asked opening bids and responses across eight questions, with answers promised in a Monday column.
Home repair advice explains leveling a slanted floor by ripping up and planing joists or by attaching wood strips across the base at 16 inch intervals. It notes top surfaces must be level and suggests nailing down new flooring or laying plywood before linoleum or tile.
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis issues a seven point polio precaution plan for parents in today's Health. The guidance urges keeping children with their own friends, avoiding fatigue, maintaining cleanliness, avoiding chill, watching for early signs, and calling a doctor at once if polio is suspected.
Ida Jean Kain urges help for polio victims directing to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and local health departments. The foundation notes quarantines are unwarranted, costs are covered as needed, and no one contracts polio from water or swimming pools.
Syracuse Rotarians viewed a color film at Hotel Onondaga showing Useppa Island tarpon fishing and the pirate Gasparilla legend near the Gulf of Mexico. The film, with music by Dave Newell, blends exotic scenery with a day of deep sea fishing.
In Washington Senator McCarthy urged forcing Senator Tydings to play a phonograph record to settle who has the truth about the number of Communists in the State Department. Tydings had offered to play a record last July 26 to prove the claim. McCarthy said he knew of 57 Communists and accused either himself or Tydings of lying.
Philadelphia baseball fans split on Eddie Sawyer guiding the Phillies to a pennant. Some call him the Whiz Kids mastermind, while others say a seasoned major league guide could have the Phils near the top of the pack.
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