Possible Delay In Fluoridation Report Awaited
The National Research Council committee report on water fluoridation to fight tooth decay is expected by early fall. In Hagerstown the Mayor and Council authorized the Water Superintendent to proceed, though reports over the weekend suggested possible rescission due to concerns about harm to adults.
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National Research Council
Kenneth F. Maxcy
Richard C. Willson
Hagerston
N'Alesandro
Baltimore
United States Public Health Service
Maryland State Department of Health
J. Ben Robinson
Dental School
University of Maryland
Lithium and languages noted in brief
The text notes lithium is about five times lighter than aluminum and mentions that about 200 languages are spoken in India.
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Iim
India
Man climbs 386 feet on Detroit bridge tower
A 24 year old factory worker from Detroit, Harry Sandlin, drank and climbed a 186 foot tower on the Detroit side of a famous bridge retreating rituals. He shouted at rescuers before being subdued by bridge foreman Bill Murphy and Earl Foley. He told police he climbed to ease pressure from his mother and lost his job recently. He was taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital. Belmont Park is noted as the largest horse racing ground in the world at 475 acres.
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Detroit
Harry Sandlin
Westminster
Daly
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Bill Murphy
Murphy
Sandlin
Earl Foley
Wen Po
Detroit Receiving Hospital
Belmont Park
Northern Lights Seen By Several In Town
Several residents reported the Northern Lights last night with Theodore Cousins of 71S Chestnut Street describing the display as brightest about a half hour before midnight observed by local witnesses.
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Theodore Cousins
Chestnut Street
Flerald
Auto Sales Near 1950 Peak After Slow Start
Detroit June 29 AP Auto sales show strength in the first half of 1950 despite a slow start. First-half totals around 2,790,000 units are near the 1950 period’s 2,820,927, with exports rising and field stocks easing. Dealers report fewer discounts and a shift away from peak postwar tradeins as they favor independent used-car sales.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press Automotive Eqiter
Detroit
Unusniel
Car industry faces potential shortage as used car surplus grows
The text notes a glut of well conditioned used cars and a firmer price zone for pricing. It discusses possible material cutbacks in new car assembly and doubts about meeting 2.4 million passenger cars in the first half of the year. Officials warn of a potential new car shortage before Q3.
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Cate
Nore Drand
Terial
English carriages called whirlicotes in era of Queen Elizabeth
A fragmented note states that carriages in England during Elizabeth I’s reign were termed whirlicotes and asserts a claim about the highest clouds lying six miles above Earth, then oddly mentions Idaho and a large “ilumbhey mill” at Lawlaton.
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England
Fiizabeth
Idaho
Lawlaton
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Washington
Benjamin Dailkin
Blair Moody
D-Midh
Herbert Lehman
Ke NY
Hubert Humphrey
D-Mingy
Die
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Chrysler
Tas
Imett
Bernard's
Cloverdale Spring Co
Newville
Pepsi-Gola Company
New York
General Acceptance Corporation
Summit Avenue
Betholine
Sinclair
Miracle Chemical
New Betheline
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