The Doctor Says on multiple sclerosis progress and care
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses how multiple sclerosis shifted from rare to more common in the United States. He notes variable central nervous system involvement, urges expert diagnosis, and highlights climate and infection avoidance to lengthen good periods. He credits the National MS Society supporting research.
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United States
England
Germany
Edwin P. Jordan
National
Park Ave
New York 17
Amerman Given Second Reprieve in Slaying Case
Max Amerman received a second delay of his death sentence for involvement in the Mast murder. Governor Lausche extended the stay until November 15 as the Ohio Supreme Court reviews Jerry Killinger’s appeal, while Killinger, the alleged killer, awaits his own outcome.
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Columbus
Max Amerman
Medina County
Harold Mast
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
Jerry Killinger
Amerman
Killinger
Mast
Randi
Lausche
Officer O'Toole Doesn't Recognize His Relatives
In Hempstead New York a motorist tried to avoid a speeding ticket by claiming to be related to Patrolman O'Toole. The driver claimed to be the brother in law of O'Toole but did not realize he was addressing Patrolman William O'Toole. The officer issued the ticket.
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O’toole
Hempstead
N. Y
William O’toole
Liver Sausage Tomato Grill Recipe Highlights
Summer cold cut feature presents liver sausage prepared with tomatoes and rye toast. Recipe includes broiling method with a mustard sauce and a separate butter flour mix sauce with mayonnaise and pickle, yielding about one cup. Pet lamb note follows Betty Hutton buying a lamb for daughters Lindsay and Candy.
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Hollywood
Betty Hutton
Lindsay
Candy
Ginny Simms Promotes Blue Bonnet Margarine Flavor
Advertises Blue Bonnet Margarine with Ginny Simms praising its morning-fresh sunny-sweet flavor and all vegetable composition. Claims high Vitamin A year round and overall economy while inviting comparison with other spreads.
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Ginny Simms
Blue Bonnet
Federal Pay Raise Of $400 Endorsed
A House committee recommended a $400 yearly pay increase for most federal employees effective July 1. The measure would apply to civil service workers, legislative staff, foreign service personnel, Veterans Administration medical staff, judiciary employees, and DC school teachers, police, and firemen. The proposal was sent to the House by its Post Office and...
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Civil Service
Legislative
Foreign Service
Medical and Surgery Department
Veterans Administration
Judiciary
District of Columbia
House
Postal workers seek increases under civil service committee plan
The civil service committee proposed raises of 400 dollars yearly for salaried postal workers and 20 cent hourly boosts for those paid by the hour. Fourth class workers would gain 20 percent. It also approved reclassifying postmasters and postal supervisors to cap raises between 400 and 800 dollars annually.
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Civil Service Committee
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