Pocatellans Seek Son in Washington
Mr and Mrs Guy Snyder of Pocatello traveled to Richland Washington to locate their son King Hillman who has not been heard from since May 27 He had worked in the flood district in southern Washington Sheriff Alma Marley of Bannock County sent a telegram to Richland seeking his whereabouts but received no answer.
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Guy Snyder
Pocatello
Richland
Washington
King Hillman
Hillman
Bannock County
Alma Marley
Snyder
Woman Denied Dog Kennel Permit After Pet Count
Seattle public health department ruled that seven dogs five cats and 20 birds exceed housing limits for a four room dwelling and denied Gertrude Swanson a dog kennel license. She planned to dispose of four dogs to avoid the permit.
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Seattle
Public Health Department
Gertrude M. Swanson
Court Hears Arguments On Four Year Term Amendment
Boise Idaho. Oral arguments were heard in the state supreme court on the four year amendment case. Frank J. Keenan Boise real estate man and Democratic gubernatorial candidate submitted a final brief replying to Attorney General Robert E. Smylie. Keenan argues the amendment presents more than one question and is invalid because a governor cannot succeed himself and cannot seek office again after a full term.
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Boise
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Frank J. Keenan
Robert E. Smylie
Keenan
Smylie
Planes to Dust Imperial Calif With DDT For Polio Fight
Imperial California planned a DDT spraying program using 15 000 pounds of chemical to combat infantile paralysis. The operation would cover the city’s main business and residential areas as Imperial County reports 21 polio cases since April 19 with two deaths.
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Imperial
Calif
Airlines
the County
Imperial County
Tel Aviv Beach Battle as Irgun Attack Shocks Israel
Israeli and Irgun forces clashed on Tel Aviv central beach as an Irgun landing attempt with 600 tons of arms sparked a battle. Casualties were reported as the beached vessel Altalena burned and Irgun fighters were surrounded near Kefar Vitkin.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Irgun Zvai Leumi
LST
Irgun
Natanya
Tel Aviv Bay
United Nations
London
Manila Modernizes With First Far East Super Market
An American educated Chinese opens Manila's first Far East supermarket identical to U S examples, with Chinese boys pushing wire carts. The Manila Overseas Press Club buys an American elevator while an old operator still handles buttons. A postwar traffic light stands unused, watched by a cop directing traffic.
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Manila
Far East
United States
Manila Overseas Press Club
Radar heat therapy for rheumatism shown at AMA meeting
Mayo Clinic researchers Wakim and Erickson unveil a teacup sized radar device that directs Waves into painful areas. The beams heat blood and tissue, increasing blood flow and reducing swelling within minutes and continuing after turning off the device.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Mayo Clinice
K. G. Wakim
D. J. Erickson
Radar therapy and patent life noted in terse report
The article notes radar as beneficial for bursitis and rheumatic pains and mentions experiments where bones could heat tissue near joints. It clarifies signaling radar does not burn humans and states an American patent life of 17 years.
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Pocatello, Idaho
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Boise Payette
Ular Design
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