Caring for the aged at home a guide for illness burden
A long column offers practical steps for home care of bedfast elderly patients. Advice covers medical guidance with physicians, nurse training for turning and baths, hospital bed use, ceiling rope aids, respite help, social stimulation, reading and talking books, radio and TV, visits from friends, weekly activity plans, occasional drives, occupational therapy, and compassionate, patient-centered care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Veterans Hospital
Nine Who Survived Hiroshima and Nagasaki book review
American journalist Robert Trumbull profiles nine individuals who survived both atomic bombings, recounting the blinding light, shock wave, dust, fires, and scorched bodies in vivid detail. The accounts stress a moral plea against nuclear war while linking personal guilt and responsibility to broader themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trumbull
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Dutton
Tor
Trumpull
Grady
Puerto Rico Granted Commonwealth Status in 1952
The article notes Puerto Rico was named a commonwealth under the Organic Act of 1937 and its amendments, with commemorative stamps marking milestones. It references the move toward American citizenship for Puerto Ricans and the November 19, 1492 landing, noting the island’s status and the later designation as a free associated territory.
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Puerto Rico
Columbus Errtory
San Juan Bautista de Puerto
United States
Rico
West Indies
England
Spain
Netherlands
Portugal
France
Denmark
Cuba
la Fortaleza
San Juan
Postoffice Department
Wallets and Woes of Big Game Hunting in Wyoming
The scene mixes a Wyoming big game license costs overview with a posh hunt dream. It lists $75 sheep $25 antelope $75 moose licenses, plus a $100 elk deer bear tag, a $500 10 day pack trip, and daily rates up to $60, plus gear lists and a rifle scabbard. It also threads in philatelic notes and a stamp committee, then returns to farm birds and rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Spiegelberger
Cody
Wyo
Spiegelberg
Cleveland
West
Wyoming
Los Angeles Receives Tyrolean Crucifix Carved by Speckbacher
In Vienna an oak crucifix 13 by 5 feet, carved by Remeo Speckbacher, is shipped for Los Angeles. Father Murrey ordered the piece after visiting Thaur, where the craftsperson keeps Tyrolean wood carving traditions. The cross will be mounted in a park near the Los Angeles priest's church.
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Vienna
Ins
Los Angeles
Remeo Speckbacher
Thaur
Father Murrey
Speakbacher
Speckbacher
Jesus
Tyrol
Miniature Schnauzers Rise In Popularity As House Companions
It's A Dog's Life notes Miniature Schnauzers are small German terrier-like dogs derived from Standard Schnauzers and Affenpinschers. Exhibited since 1899, they gain in popularity, excel as family pets, and show at Westminster. They are hard-coated, between 12 and 14 inches tall, about 13 pounds, and praised for temperament and versatility. A show dog Mein Herr Schnapps retrieved ducks, illustrating their varied talents.
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Germany
Schnauzer
Mein Herr
Shauna
Lorain County Kennel Club Inc
Lorain Co
Lorain Arena
Turkey
Pakistan
Persian Gulf
All About Pictures It Could Be Done Easier
A photography column discusses whether a top night shot by O Winston Link could have been achieved more simply with a red filter or infrared film. It suggests capturing trains under different lighting, emphasizes smoke as part of the scene, and urges readers to shoot many rail pictures from good angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Winston Link
Link
Shauna
Dayton
Why U S Coverage Differ for Hungarians vs Cypriots and Algerians
A Toledo reader asks why the U S government and papers treat the Hungarian uprising as nationalists while Cypriots and Algerians are labeled rebels. The writer cites geopolitical factors USSR as foe versus Britain and France as allies, and contrasts Soviet tyranny with colonial rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Dionyssion
Toledo
Ussr
Britain
France
United States
Cyprus
Algeria
Old Beer Axiom Debate Sparks Professor’s Claim
Chemistry Professor Joseph D. Park argues three quarts of beer can intoxicate, challenging the “no drunk on beer” theory. He explains alcohol enters the bloodstream, not just the stomach, and criticizes limits on stomach capacity. The piece shifts to a column of reader notes and dog care tips, then to NATO, Kris, and Kennel Club details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
Joseph D. Park
Park
Big Cyclotron Provides Hope In Cancer Fight
In Berkeley California the 184 inch cyclotron at UC may offer new hope in cancer treatment. Dr John H Lawrence director of Donner Laboratory says the high energy beam could provide a method beyond surgery to attack cancer. Pituitary hormones may fuel growth of some cancers and removing the gland is a remedy in certain breast cancer cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
John H. Lawrence
Donner Laboratory
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Oberlin Stamp Club
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U.P
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U.S
NATO Alliance of Peoples
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