How to avoid catching and spreading the common cold
U S Public Health Service notes no cure exists for the common cold and urges simple preventive rules. Despite this, many avoid colds by reducing exposure, maintaining hygiene, and avoiding close contact, as viruses spread through people. Public health surveys link colds to lost work and school time, with high economic impact.
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Herbert
U. S
P. Sons
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
13 Lands Still Bar Women's Political Right
New York reports from Florence Kelley in the Legal Aid Society note most defendants cannot hire counsel. United Nations lists 13 countries denying political rights to women, with limited elections in some nations. many regions lack female suffrage, while others show varied progress.
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New York
Florence Kelley
Criminal, Courts
Miss Kelley
Dc New Yo Legal Aid Society
Criminal Courts
New York County
Miss. Kelley
Lake
Success
WMS
United Nations
Afghanistan
Colombia
Costa Rica
Egypt
Ethiopia
Haiti
Trans-Jordan
Honduras
Iraq
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Switzerland
Syria
Latin America
Total Help Revealed In Survey On Marshall Plan Aid
A Washington study shows U S aid since World War II reaching about 33.6 billion dollars, with 1.6 billion to the Soviet Union and allies before policy shifted. The report questions the effectiveness of Europe recovery and notes ongoing US arms aid debates within Congress as North Atlantic pact nations face potential conflict.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
Philipppines
Israel
Budget Bureau
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
U. S
Soviet Union
State Department
Canada
Marshall Plant
Snow
Marjolin
Paris
Washinton
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dean Acheson
Why Victims Of Mad Slayer Were There In Camden
Camden story links a murder spree to pattern and motive, citing Bob Cousitine’s interview about the 13 victims and the 2200 block where Hawai B Unruh stalked the street with a smoking German tiger. The piece parallels Thornton Wilder and the Bridge of San Luis Rey to ask why the victims were at that spot, noting the fragmentary text ends with Concluded on Page 43/2.
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Bob Cousitine
Camden
Hawai B. Unruh
Camden, N. J
Anj
San Luis Rey
Howard Unruh
Thornton Wilder
Peru
Gulf
Wilder
Francis
Juniper
Jan Luis Rey
Una
New Global Language Aims To Unite Speakers In Algiers
Dr Stuart C Dodd at Washington University proposes model English to replace multiple verb forms and simplify communication worldwide. The feature notes Moroccan and Algerian usage, changes in dress and veiling, and the social impact of a common tongue amid war and invasion.
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Seatile Upa Universit
Stuart C. Dodd
H F Washington
Dodd
Cate
Alger
Experiences of Quadruplets How Families Cope Across Generations
Public service feature recounts four families who welcomed quadruplets since 1915. Notable cases include the 1915 Oklahoma quads now grown with families in Oklahoma and Texas. The piece details extended households, staffing, education, work, and later public appearances, ending with a note about continued family life and a continuation on another page.
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Hol~ Okla
Leola
Robert T. Hall
Oklahoma
Robert
Roland Torn
Houston
Fox
Mona
Robert W. Fowler
Oklahoma City
Mary
Jack Anderson
McKinney
Flake M. Keys
Leota
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Cirminello
Joseph Cirminella
Arlington
Philadelphia
Michael
Maureen
Kathleen
Hileen
Mildred Lashley
Louisville
Lashley
Mildred
John
Beulah
Martine
By Bob Considine
Keys
Hollis
Okla
Roland
Torn
Tex
Susan
Sammy
Robert Fowler
Gloria
Jack P. Anderson
McKin Tox
Sally
John Flake
Robert. T. Hall
North Africa
Algiers
North
Dr. Doda
W Nu Lang
Cohan
Algeria
French North Africa
Baylor University
Mann
Gays Loata
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