Nerve short circuits blamed for pain doctor says
Dr. A L Soresi of New York argues pain stems from nerve short circuits rather than special pain nerves. He describes how damaged insulation allows chaotic nerve currents to flood brain pathways and create pain, and proposes blocking spinal ganglia to control persistent pain before surgery.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
EW York
A. L. Soresi
New York
Soresi
Spine
High Blood Pressure Alarm or Normal Aging Question
Reader's Digest article by Joseph Weitzenkorn explores whether high blood pressure is inherently harmful and if modest elevations differ from severe ones. It weighs age-related changes, treatment implications, and the idea of pressure targets amid other health questions.
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Reader’s Digest
Joseph Weitzenkorn
Burglary Reports and a Park Injury in Local Notes
Police report multiple thefts at Carroll’s 2522 15th Street NE where a gold watch valued at 45 dollars was stolen after burglars tore off a screen. E J Ketzen of 2444 43rd Street NW reports a wallet containing 30 dollars stolen from his pocket. James McCallin of 727 Court Avenue SW reports swimming trunks worth 4 dollars stolen from his bicycle at home. Robert Jarrell, 16, of 3722 21st Street SW treated at Aultman hospital for an arm fracture after slipping at Witter Park while playing ball.
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Carroll
15Th St
E. J. Ketzen
43Rd St NW
James McCallin
Court Ave
Robert Jarrell
21St St
Aultman Hospital
Witter Park
Sawyer Starts Jobless Probe in New England
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer begins a nationwide unemployment survey in Boston to study steps to boost jobs. He will meet New England governors after a discussion with textile and shoe industry leaders who seek better federal contracts and fewer public works delays amid the region's 12 percent manufacturing employment drop.
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Boston
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
New England
Truman
Lewis Douglas Undergoes Third Eye Cataract Operation
U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas had a cataract removed from his left eye at Middlesex Hospital in London. The eye was previously pierced by a fish hook in an April fishing accident. Dr Maurice Whiting performed the operation. Mrs Douglas and daughter Sharman were present. It was the third operation on the eye.
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London
U. S
Lewis Douglas
Middlesex Hospital
Maurice Whiting
Douglas
Sharman
Canton Chapter to Meet Wednesday for Legion Plans
Canton Chapter Service Star Legion will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 803 Tuscarawas st W to discuss plans for the annual picnic on August 11 in the shelterhouse at Waterworks Park.
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Canton
Service Star Legion
Tuscarawas St
Waterworks Park
Tomatoes Pepper Policemen Halt Sunday Shows in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi police attempted to enforce blue laws banning Sunday film after 6 pm. Ninety six arrests occurred across six theaters as managers, projectionists and ticket sellers were repeatedly jailed released on bond and jailed again. The Saenger Theatre saw a projectionist lock the room and police use a cap to block a projector while patrons danced to organ music.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Saenger
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Hearing Set in Auto Parts Thefts Case
Raphail Lafferty of Barberton pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to removing motor vehicle parts with intent to steal. Hearing set for Aug 3 by Judge D L McCarroll. Charged with theft of car parts from four cars near Washington Blvd NW on July 12. articles found on arrest after suspicion charge.
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Raphail Lafferty
Barberton
D. L. McCarroll
Lafferty
Faces Vice Charge Against Kitty Lewis
Kitty Lewis aged 24 of 626 Rex Ave SE was arrested by the police vice squad Sunday at 11 55 a m on a soliciting charge.
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Kitty Lewis
Rex Ave SE
Governor's Talks Fail In Hawaii Dock Strike
In Honolulu the governor's conference with employers and union leaders failed to break the 86 day Hawaii dock strike deadlock. Governor Stainback sought powers to seize docks and hire civil service workers ahead of a special legislature session. Employers and union leaders opposed the move while Henry Schmidt of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union issued an informal wage offer that was rejected.
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Honolulu
Ingram M. Stainback
Hawaii
Iolani Palace
Henry Schmidt
C.I.C. International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Mother and Baby Care Course Opens August Third
Canton Red Cross will start a mother and baby care and family health course on August 3. Classes meet Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. Mrs Sarah Miller will teach. Open without charge to mothers and women responsible for young children. Registrations accepted at headquarters in person or by telephone.
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Canton Red Cross
Sarah Miller
Man fined for suspicious person after early weekend arrest
Clidith Brown, 28, of 114 High Ave NW, was fined $50 and costs on a suspicious person charge by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. He was arrested early Sunday after witnesses reported him ransacking cars on 2nd St NW, police said.
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Clidith Brown
High Ave NW
D. L. McCarroll
2Nd St NW
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