Political Heirs Of FDR Seek Clamp On Democratic Party
ADA led liberal labor coalition aims to seize control of the Democratic party at Chicago in July. The South warns of a mass bolt over ADA dominance as Francis Biddle calls ADA a voter shaping force for 1952. The factional struggle centers on civil rights and race issues within the party.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Truman
Chicago
North
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Mr. Truman
South
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
ADA National
Francis Biddle
Liberal-Labor Coalition
Beacons of Hope Light Nationwide Cerebral Palsy Campaign
Symbolic of new hope for America, United Cerebral Palsy lights Beacons of Hope this month in cities coast to coast to raise funds and support for Cerebral Palsy services.
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America
United Cerebral Palsy
New Drug Clears Up Skin Diseases
Dr Frederick Riess reports tetramycin a mold based new drug shows superiority against superficial skin infections with no allergic reactions in 55 patients. Used in ointment and oral forms, it treated impetigo eczema ear canal dermatitis psoriasis acne and furunculosis with rapid clearing in many cases.
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New York
Frederick Riess
University Bellevue Medical Center
New York State Journal of Medicine
Reiss
UN Health Survey Highlights Global Disease Burden
The United Nations reveals in its Global Health Report that 900000 doctors serve the world while double that number are needed, with India requiring a million beds for tuberculosis care. Malaria deaths exceed 3,000,000 annually, though DDT spraying reduces costs to 15 to 50 cents per person. The report notes Afghanistan’s Kundus malaria zone transformed by a WHO-led DDT campaign, boosting cotton production and exports.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N. Y
India
Indonesia
Global Health Report
Russia
Afghanistan
Genghis Khan
W.ho
Kundus
Pul-i-Khumri
Egypt
Chronicle-Telegram May 19 1952 Elyria listing
Newspaper page from Elyria Ohio dated May 19 1952 lists local notices and brief items including community updates, public notices and short notices from Chronicle-Telegram staff.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Kiwanis Club To Hear Convention Discussed
Elyria Kiwanis Club will host a Thursday luncheon panel on whether Ohio should have a constitutional convention. James Christie and Tony Horak argue affirmative. Rufus Taylor and Bruce Alexander argue negative. The panelists may not reflect their personal views, but represent specific sides of the issue discussed by many civic groups.
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Kiwanis
Ohio
Elyria Kiwanis Club
James Christie
Tony Horak
Rufus Taylor
Bruce Alexander
Highest per capita national incomes rise with death rates rising
The report notes that the country records the highest per capita incomes while deaths from certain diseases are increasing. It highlights the parallel trend of growing wealth alongside worsening health outcomes.
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Clarence Fazey
C. J. Springer
William H. Bommer
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Garman
Charles K. Bryant
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Robert W. Mason
Arthur W. Bailing
Robert W. Gay Harold E. Saladin
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Avon
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Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Commercial Auto Parts
Oberlin Rd
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Broad Street
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