Nationwide organized aid sweeps alcoholics into care
State by state organized government aid for alcoholics grows into medical care research and rehabilitation. By July 6, 39 states and DC sponsor tax funded agencies, treating alcoholism as a disease. Nine states have no state program yet.
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Iward W. Blakeslee
New Haven
Conn
Aia
District of Columbia
United States
National Committee On
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Yale
Laboratory of Appied Psychology
National Conference of State
National Conference of States
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wyoming
North Dakota
Storm Strikes Northeastern Maryland Causing Wide Damage
Havre de Grace su ffered the worst hits as a sudden storm felled trees and power lines. Biaggio Demauro, a city worker, was critically injured after being struck by a car while clearing debris. Damage spread to Port Deposit and Bel Air with crop losses in Bel Air and disrupted telephone service countywide. Local roads remained open while crews cleared landslides and repaired lines.
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Havre de Grace
Mad
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Port Depasir
Bel Air
Biaggio Demauro
Bel Aire
Harford County
Big Catches Of Bass Reported On Potomac River Opening
The Fourth brought many bass catches from Williamsport and nearby towns. Kenneth Cook of New Jersey, H E Newkirk of Hagerstown, with 15 bass, led the reports along the Potomac. Os mand Garrish and Junior Carter were among others with notable weights as streams opened. confluences and logs crowded the area while Conococheague Creek cleared for bass fishing.
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Kenneth Cook
Hagerstown
New Jersey
H. E. Newkirk
Walter Wanzhoff
Williamsport
William Jacobs and
Lew Lancaster
Potomac
Shepherdstown
Cumberland Valley Bridge
Conococheague Creek
Curiosity Brings Death To Father And Son In California
Bakersfield July 5. Ernest Gassaway 48 and his eight year old son Ernest Jr died when a car skidded into a power pole near a ranch. The father saved the boy but both were killed instantly by an electric flash as they rushed to aid a wrecked car and a bystander was found near the scene.
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Calif
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Here
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Jim
Gassaway
Zehna Stinete
Ernest, Jr
Hoth
Truman Heads Home from Europe Voyage to Naples
Margaret Truman leaves Rome by car today for Naples to embark on the homeward voyage aboard the Constitution. She has spent seven weeks touring Europe.
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Rome
Margaret Truman
Naples
Miss Truman
Europe
San Francisco Woman Survives 12 Minute Heart Halt
Boston reports at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital detail a San Francisco mother of two whose heart stopped 12 minutes during mitral valve surgery. Dr. Wilhelm notes ventricular fibrillation but the patient recovered after heart massage and high pressure blood transfusion, leaving hospital 12 days later and touring home to San Francisco.
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Boston
Helen Keith
Woulan
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
No A. Wilhelm
S021
20Th Street
Keith
Carl Walter
Atomic attack drill thrills Baltimore crowds at stadium display
About 30 000 residents watched a simulated atomic attack at Municipal Stadium as civil defense teams test coordinated response. Planes flew in and a mock bomb exploded as rescuers worked to extinguish fires and locate imagined casualties. Mayor D Alesandro praised the public education value of the exercise.
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Wife Inet
Municipal Stadium
Civil Oifense
Thomas D'Alesandro
Chaos at Point Salem Mission as bomb scare disrupts service
A woman interrupted a Broadfording Road service at the Point Salem Mission shouting Saltimoré and warning of an atom bomb. Police faced multiple minutes of swamped calls from listeners who heard the simulated drill on statewide radio causing widespread alarm and confusion.
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Broadfording Road
Saltimoré
Point Salem Mission
Each State To Get Seedling
Philadelphia reports a symbol of 175 years of independence a tiny oak seedling in an urn destined for every state capital. The urns contain earth from Revolutionary battlegrounds and Independence Square. About 10 000 people gathered in Independence Square for the final day of a four day homecoming anniversary and a re enactment of the signing of the Declaration.
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Philadelphia
Independence Square
Truman Pleads for Rent and Price Controls Amid Korea Talks
President Truman pushed for extended rent controls and price curbs as Korea peace prospects rise. Senators Flanders and Filchner urged defense material channels and continued controls, while others warned inflation could surge if fighting ends.
Prankster Faces Fireworks Charge After attic mishap
Natlery Nallery reported paintwork in an unfinished attic when Zalisnick tossed a firecracker through the window. Nallery fell through the ceiling, injuring himself. Zalisnick was arrested for possessing and discharging fireworks and released on 27.50 collateral. A Glen Burnie doctor treated Nallery for bruises.
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Jessups
Gry
Ceorge Zalisnick
Howard Nallery
Zalisnick
Thepolice
Natlery
Nallery
Anne Arundel
Zaliisanick
Maryland
Glen Burnie
President Warns On Communists And World Tensions
President Truman in a Fourth of July address warns it is too early to tell if Communists intend to call off the Korea war and cautions over potential military outbreaks worldwide. He urges increased production to sustain armed forces and inflation control, as Vinson and Wilson outline defense measures before Congress.
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Truman
Snd
Korea
Fred Vinson
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
sweaCe
Paw Jero
Sevier Viton
Vinson
theSupreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Wilson
Conhaim
Metro
Defense program pledges bolstered by price controls
A presidential briefing to the President stresses a three year defense effort that must be strengthened with price controls and rollbacks. The President notes uncertainty about Communist intentions in Korea and cautions against premature conclusions while Ridgway may meet allied commanders.
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Bia
Korea
la Trio
Matthew G
Ridgway
Aldo
Prisoners Celebrate Independence Day Behind Bars
About 609 inmates including 180 fifers marked a holiday with yard privileges and 1,200 quarts of tomato and orange juice. A basketball game followed dinner, which concluded with a ball chicken as the athletic highlight.
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Basten
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