Social sciences urge aged people to use all abilities
A science Driven call for older adults to retain, conserve and use their remaining capacities. Experts Dr Joseph Mountin Dr Sidney Presley and others urge changing youth blind bias and treating minds as well as bodies to prevent mental distress and promote independence and belonging in old age.
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New York
Science
Social Sciences
Joseph W. Mountin
Sidney L. Presley
Ohio State University
Margaret Hu
G. Wilse Robinson Jr
University of Kansas Medical School
American ‘Medical Association
Deadline April 9 for World War II prisoner claims
War Claims Commission sets April 9, 1953 as the filing deadline for prisoner-of-war claims under Public Law 303. American ex-prisoners who have not filed should submit on WCC Form 611 with complete details. Survivors of deceased POWs may file on WCC Form 660. Also notes efforts to complete 1948 and 1951 National Service Life Insurance dividends and guidance for veterans seeking 1951 dividend information and where to file.
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War Claims Commission
Congress
WCC
National Service
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Insurance Service
Washington
D. C
National Service Life Accounts Division
Allmauirnes
Dulles Faces Big European Unity Challenge
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles begins a nine day swing through Rome Paris London and Bonn to push European unity and a potential continental army. He confronts French German British doubts while urging rapid integration and American backing amid shift in Western defense strategy.
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John Foster Dulles
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Harold Stassen
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Ohya
Dulles
Rome
Italy
Paris
Bonn
France
Britain
West Germany
United States
Matthew B. Ridgway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shape Command
Lausche Asked To Intervene In Queen Mixup
Ohio Governor Frank J Lausche said he received letters urging intervention in a mixup over the queen of the Sesquicentennial pageant. Reports said Miss Janet Kaye Bailey of Akron University was crowned by mistake while Miss Martha Zimmerman of Salem was the intended winner after ballot errors.
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Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Janet Kaye Bailey
Akron
Miss Zimmerman
Miss Bailey
Army uses ultralight cold weather suit units in Korea
2nd Lt W Edgar Aaron Jr of Lyon was killed in action in Korea, the Defense Department notified relatives Jan 22. A United Press dispatch reported Aaron’s photo in newspapers wearing the Army's new “Man from Mars” cold weather suit in its first combat test. The suit weighs about four pounds versus 12 to 15 pounds of standard winter clothing.
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Army
Mars
I Korea
Defense Department
Formuls
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W. Edgar Aaron Jr
Lion
United Press
Korea
Aaron
Machinists Lodge Elects Officers in District Vote
Harold S. Bates of Elyria was elected president of District Lodge No. 139, International Association of Machinists. Elected as officers are Lester Brown, Edn Knipper, William Palmer for Elima and Elyma, with trustees Ralph Waltz Spencer Lloyd Sponseller Elyma and Elbert Elman Lorain. Auditing committee includes Raymond Kreeger Amherst Norman Rahrig Peter Rodak LaGrange Theo Towstiak New London and Charles Kistner Elyria. Albert F. Mertz reported the election.
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Elyria
District Lodge No. 139
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Bates
Lester Brown
Edn Knipper
William Palmer
Elima
Ralph Waltz
Spencer
Lloyd Sponseller
Elyma
Elbert Elman
Lorain
Raymond Kreeger
Amherst
Norman Rahrig
Peter Rodak
Beef and Pork Prices Fall Across Major Markets
Prices for beef and pork dropped nationwide as stores advertise low costs. In Washington the decline stems from ample cattle supplies and a drought impact last year, with chuck roast at 41 cents and sirloin at 83 cents per pound. Boston and Pittsburgh followed the trend with Sirloin around 93 and 89 cents, rib roast 65 or higher, and pork loin roasts starting at 29 cents.
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Washington
Food
Boston
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Sirlein
1952 Connecticut motorists face gas shortages and lockouts
New Haven reports a Connecticut Motor Club survey showing 30,000 drivers ran out of gas and 10,000 more locked themselves out of their cars in 1952, reflecting widespread roadside trouble statewide.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Connecticut Motor Club
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