Human Guinea Pigs Underpaid
The article traces the history of human test subjects from 17th century experiments on King Charles I to modern cases in World War II. It notes paid rewards for prisoner tests, including malaria studies, and comments on the ethics of using humans as medical guinea pigs.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Charles I
England
Harvey
Tulane
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Army Wives Not to Be Stampede Out of Berlin by Russ Tactics
Berlin 1NS The author Mrs Verna Spencer describes American wives in Berlin refusing to panic as Russian tactics press Berlin. She details family life in a 15 room house in Wanasee near the German capital and notes routines, schooling, servants, and local entertainment. She stresses staying united with husbands stationed there while observing the Russian zone nearby and Marshal Sokalovsky’s daily drive to headquarters.
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Berlin
CHS
Childron
Spencer
Wanasee
Bertin
Hharhood
Vikurbin
Wing Ameren City
Anyself
Elonse
Titania Palast
Amerisa
Ike Wolgar
Youal
Lange Willy
St Mps
West Lake
Potsdam
Marshal Sokalovsky
Tye
Kyoto Fashion Show Marks Western Style Arrival
In Kyoto, Japan new western clothing gains attention as 2,500 women attend a first fashion show staged by Fugikawa Dress Institute. Japanese models learn American-style movement under guidance, amid excitement over full skirts and high heels.
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Kyou
Japan
Kyoto
Uhey
Ennko Sakuma
Fugikawa Dress Institute
Neve
Tray Pete
Seagoville
Texas
Federal Correctional Institution
A. C. Ivy
Hlingis College of Medicine
Hippocrates
Christ
Bard Convincing For Slow Walk Reflects Page Three
Fragmentary OCR notes show Bard urging slow walking, tied to the final of four performances. The line ends with Concluded on Page 3, Cohunn indicating pagination and source confusion.
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Bard
Cohunn
Few Books for Kids of Middle Age
Atlantic City reports a survey of 1,012 public librarians showing 8 to 12 year olds are neglected by publishers while teens and picture books dominate. Miss Margaret McEl derry notes this group needs more stories set in other places and years and fairy tale content, though writing for 8 to 12 remains difficult. Doris Patte adds that focus has favored picture books and adolescents, leaving middle readers underserved.
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Atlantic City
WMS
Margaret Knox Mc&lderry
American Library Anundation
Harcourt, Brace and Company
Nbgarians
McElderry
Doris Patte
MacMillan Company
Snappy Worms Cleared By Turtle In Wichita Porch
In Wichita Kansas Stanley Smith faced elm tree worm trouble. A snapping turtle joined by a porch pillar and a wooden insect remover cleared the problem with quick action.
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Wichita, Kan
Stanley Smith
Blind Pioneer Makes Good
The story profiles Frank Redington a blind North Dakota homesteader and musician who built a thriving farm and raised six children with his blind wife. It notes hospitals use varied baby identification methods and recalls Redington’s early struggles and achievements, including moving to Wit- lying and teaching music.
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Redington
Minnesota
Helptov
Women's Hospital
New York
Butjsald
Karl
Klicka
Hosptal
Greensboro Builds Polio Hospital in a Month
A brief news note reports Greensboro rapidly constructing a polio hospital within a 30 day period. The achievement is highlighted as a notable public health effort and a showcase of efficient local planning.
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Greensboro
Crack-SHOT QUITS PULPIT TO RUN FOR SHERIFF
Wayne County West Virginia resident Homer Pelty resigns as pastor of Ebenezer Baptist to enter the sheriff race. A Democrat with prior public service, Pelty is known as a crack shot hunter and has worked as a clerk for the Interstate Commerce Commission and as a deputy state tax collector.
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Wayne
W. Va
Ebenezer
West Virginia
Tax
Kentucky
Omer Asbury Peltcy
Homer
Pelfry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Wheelchair Homes Grow in Needham Suburb for Veterans
In Needham Massachusetts a community of wheelchair accessible houses rises to aid paraplegic veterans. Wider doors ramps and no steps allow unhampered movement with low sinks and a five foot wide attached garage letting a wheelchair user roll directly to a specially equipped car. The idea began after builder Charles Cimino sold a normal house to paraplegic veteran Joseph Villa and realized mobility obstacles.
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Needham
Mass
UPA
Boston
Ana
Charles A. Cimino
Joseph Villa
Cimino
Saratoga Battlefield National Park gains federal status
Article notes Saratoga National Historical Park near Albany as a new federally acquired site. It highlights its Revolutionary War significance and the Madison Champlain route as a British invasion path, with Burgoyne’s 1777 campaign shaping the war’s turning point.
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Hudson
Albany
Ntal
Tts
National Geographic Society
Amer Can
Burgoyne
France
England
Greensboro Polio Battle Tests City Resolve in 1950s
In mid 1950s Greensboro faced a severe polio outbreak. The city, with a 90 000 population and two colleges, saw its hospital capacity strained and emergency quarters set up as the epidemic surged through Guilford county. Civic leaders acted to expand care while neighboring counties watched, marking a pivotal public health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Ens
North Carolina
Greensboro News-Record
Guilford County
Central
Caroline
Greensoro
Paneful dog story at ely tre station
A dog jumped into the ely tre station through an open window. A Bremap closed the Window.
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Lalls
Ely Tre
Bremap
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