Paint Job May Cure Backache
Dr. Lewis Amster reports nerve sleep therapy behind the nose can ease some back pains with no clear physical cause. The local anesthetic targets sinus nerve clusters, halting impulses and offering relief in about 90 percent of 103 patients, though success drops with advanced underlying conditions.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
York Upi
Lewis Amster
Amster
New York State Medical Society
New York
Atomic Plant Workers To Be Polled On Wage Offer
Washington reports 900 Oak Ridge Tennessee workers will vote on a company wage proposal via an NLRB poll to avert a strike as a court order against the AFLs Atomic Trades and Labor Council expires. The dispute remains deadlocked per a presidential inquiry board.
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Washington
Oak Ridge
NLRB
Rooney to Be Divorced in Los Angeles Suit
Mickey Rooney will not contest his second wife's divorce suit, filed by Betty Jane Fase. The 27 year old actor filed notice in Superior Court indicating the petition may be granted by default after she alleged cruelty in a suit filed last Monday. A hearing was scheduled for May 28.
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Rooney
Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Betty Jane Fase
Youths Who Beat Roulette Wheel Used House Money
LAS VEGAS Nevada. College youths who won big at the Pioneer Gambling Club used the house funds. Ralph Farmer Paige and Tudor Scherer admitted grubstaking Dr Roy Walford Albert Hibbs and Jack Cortez to test a sure fre system. The trio cleared about 5000 each, the club reclaiming fifteen thousand one hundred fifty dollars under grubstake rules.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Theo
Pioneer
Ralph Farmer Paige
Tudor Scherer
Roy Walford
Albert Hibbs
Jack Cortez
Old Western Traction
No Bombs Used in Atoll Atom Blasts
HONOLULU INS reports new atomic weapon tests at Eniwetok used no bombs. Lt. Con Hull and Gen. Sull’s explain field laboratory tests for efficiency of new bombs and weapons, with 72 planes on hand but no aerial drops. Experiments aimed to close gaps in Bikini knowledge and assess naval and land impacts.
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Honolulu
Ins
Eniwetok
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bikini
John E. Hull
Mint
Epiwetok
Sull
Aids
Hull
Iater
D. K. Froman
Majsien
William E. Kepner
Fort Shafter
Ube
Froman
Wallace Urges Coast To Back Peace Talks
Wallace appeals for direct American Russian talks in San Francisco. He denounces Marshall as misleading and says the number one job is a peace agreement while criticizing US policy for prolonging the cold war. Wallace tours to San Diego next, urging peacetime diplomacy.
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San Francisco
Henry A. Wallace
California
Marshall
Cow Palace
United States
Soviet Union
Wallace
Stalin
State Department
Usp
San Diego
Phone Strike Probe Opens Over Washington D C
A special investigation into a threatened phone strike was opened in Washington amid protests by A T and T. President Truman said the inquiry was needed to avert a stoppage that could affect national safety. A T and T officials questioned the move. The Long Lines Telephone Workers Union, claiming 25 300 members, seeks a cent an hour raise, shorter work week and higher pensions from current average pay around $1.25 an hour.
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Washington D
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Truman
National
Long Lines Department
Buffalo Woman Struck Twice in Auto Accidents
A Buffalo woman was first struck by an automobile and then struck again moments later while returning home from a hospital visit. She sustained minor injuries and was treated, then released and went home.
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Burgany Qariner
Lioyd
Love
Cressing
Car Shortage and Steel Linked Crisis Faces Auto Market
M Cayle, executive vice president of General Motors, warned last night in Philadelphia that car shortages will continue. He said the auto industry has reached a maximum production around 5,000,000 vehicles per year, with demand still higher than postwar levels. He noted black market activity and traced many cars offered by dealers to resale at prices well above the original price, though factories and dealers denied involvement.
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Vuiladelpina
M. Cayle
Seneral Motors Corp
Philadelphia
Amercan Marketing Association
Coyle
Ue Automobile Blackes
Government to raise Wheat Support Price to 17 Cents
The Agriculture Department says wheat support prices will average 13 to 17 cents above current minimums, with the national parity price around 2.00 dollars per bushel. The plan targets a parity standard and higher domestic support while exports remain under the wartime price framework.
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Washington
VA Fights Extra House Payment
The Veterans Administration warns veterans and buyers against off the record payments for homes under loan. Officials say any veteran who offers extra money or any buyer who accepts such overpayments will face action. The agency aims to stop the practice of overpaying beyond appraised value in house sales to veterans.
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Wambington
Velerans
Tantay
Doctors claim eight of ten break laxative habit
Medical researchers report that eight out of ten patients can overcome dependence on laxatives. The study highlights Carter's Pills as a natural aid, stating the remedy helps restore regular digestion over weeks of consistent use.
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Boca Pie
New York
Carter
Tee Santo
County Cantera
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