Hygiene Is Top Field For Women
New study notes dental hygienist career offers a four year path to a college degree and immediate work. Dr Frances A Stoll of Columbia outlines 100 percent feminine field with about 5 000 active workers and 14 schools producing 650 graduates yearly. Starting pay is near 50 dollars weekly in dentists offices with higher industrial and government wages.
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Owvnns
Frances A. Stoll
Columbia University
Ofler Dental Hygienist
Columbia
Stoll
Massachusetts
New Zealand Dental Hygienists Fill School Teeth
The experiment funded by the United States Public Wealth Service targeted the dental profession. In New Zealand, dental hygienists have been filling school children's teeth for the last 25 years.
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Experiment
United States Public Wealth Service
New Zealand
Dentists to Train as Raid Doctors in New York
Fourteen thousand New York City and State dentists were notified that they must train as emergency doctors for atomic bombings. The 10 district branches of the New York State Dental Society approved the plan requiring every dentist to complete a two day medical treatment course. Teaching teams will visit larger cities to offer the courses statewide.
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New York
Iran Cancels All Soldier Leaves Amid Border Tensions
Paris Presse dispatch from Teheran says Iran has cancelled all soldier leaves and alerted frontier forces due to unease over the Korean crisis. The report notes ongoing border friction with Russia and general regional tension.
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Paris
INS
Paris Presse
Teheran
Iran
Russia
Cameraman's Trial In Slaying Delayed
The trial of Herbert Gehr Hollywood photographer and New York television director for the divorce raid slaying of his wife Andrea was postponed until next Monday by Judge Robert Doscher. The panel of 60 prospective jurors was excused due to illness of Judge John P Donohoe.
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Herbert Gehr
Hollywood
New York
Andrea
Robert Doscher
Rockland County
Putnam County
John P. Donohoe
Ogdensburg Free Academy Presents Christmas Fantasis Dance
Ogdensburg Free Academy students will present Christmas Fantasis, their annual Christmas dance, Wednesday night, Dec. 27, at the George Hall gymnasium.
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Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg Free Academy
George Hall
Chiang Sees No Munich in Far East
Formosa leader Chiang Kai-shek rejects the idea of another Munich in the Far East. He says the United States and its government uphold democracy and will not surrender to brute force or aggression.
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United States
Munich
G E Head Denies Power Shortage
Washington reports Charles E. Wilson former War Production Board official told the National Press Club that the electric power industry can meet wartime growth with a 20 percent safety margin by 1953. He warned manpower shortages could slow defense output if power bottlenecks arise in wartime.
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General Electric Co
Charles E. Wilson
Old
War Production Board
National Press Club
Macy Injunction Petition Denied in Suffolk County
Rep. W. Kings land Macy of Suffolk County lost the first round in his bid to block certification of Ernest Greenwood, Democrat Liberal, as the winner in the November 7 election. Justice Percy D. Stoddart denied Macy’s injunction on technical grounds.
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Mineola
W. Kingsland Macy
Suffolk County
Congress
Supreme Court
Percy D. Stoddart
Macy
Ernest Greenwood
Ilse Charged In Beating Oglers In Nazi Camp Case
In Augsburg Germany witnesses say Ilse Reech beat inmates of Buchenwald for staring at her and not saluting as they marched through mud and snow. Her trial for murder whip pines and sexual sadism resumes after a three day recess.
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Germany
Ilse Reech
Truman Confers With Attlee on Korean Situation Crisis Talks
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee conferred with Gen Omar Bradley on Korea as evacuation plans were prepared if needed and Chinese Communist involvement altered the strategic outlook. The president stressed the broader fight between freedom and Communist imperialism despite possible military setbacks.
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Korea
Truman
Attlee
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs At Staff
Bradley
Conference On Children and Youth
Greeks Airlift U S Troops From Front
In Tokyo Greek fliers carried out an airlift of U S Marines and GIs from the Chosin Reservoir area. The Greek air force used C 47 transports earlier deployed from Greece three days before the operation.
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Tokyo
Greece
Korea
U. S
Chosin Reservoir
Reigniting Korea War Seen as Last Resort
A source claims policy favors stabilizing the military situation with a defense capable of resisting Chinese Communist pressure, then negotiating with Peiping authorities. Truman and Attlee reportedly aim to avoid actions that could trigger war with Communist China, ruling out bombing Manchurian bases. The British hold that any UN strikes on Manchurian bases could draw Russia into fighting. Russian airfields and crews are said to be present in Manchuria, raising the risk of broad conflict. A formula balancing political and military Korea commitments without war is sought, though its feasibility remains uncertain.
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Douglas MacArthur
Peiping l
Truman
Attlee
China
Vinson says defense spending has no ceiling
Rep. Vinson of Georgia chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said no ceiling exists on military spending. He noted the Defense Department may seek extra funds before January if world events require it.
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Vinson
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House Armed Services Committee
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