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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
6
A vintage pattern describes a clown wheeltoy with legs attached to a turning wheel. No special tools or materials are needed beyond wood pieces a towel a wire hanger and paint. Follow the decor plan traced on wood to paint the clown. send 286 for the Clown Wheelley Pattern from Bass-Aild Pattern Company.
Frankie Libold and Louie Forensic kidnap C. M. Carter, a blind industrialist, in Jackson Park. The plan unravels as Carter’s note, written with braille guidance, leads officers to a west-side hideout atop a bowling alley near a church and varnish factory, ensuring Carter’s rescue.
Nancy Pepper discusses current boy fashions with corduroy jackets in bold colors maroon green gray and new cotton knit T shirts featuring a tick tac toe print. The piece playfully notes trends and contrasts with girls styles and denim jackets with a checkerboard back and key chain detail.
Psychologist Donald W. Dysinger of the University of Nebraska says no single symptom marks breakdown. reduced social efficiency signals trouble and labels hinder treatment. Dr. Morton A. Seidenfeld links a child's mind impact to parental fear and stigma around disability, urging supportive responses over alarm.
Dr James Have writes on prefrontal lobotomy where nerves in the frontal brain are cut to ease grief and fear. Early aims were to relieve depression, later reports show patients becoming more capable, some returning home or to work. Connecticut medical report notes 107 patients at Fairfield state hospital since May 1946 with 85 improved, 15 unimproved, five died, 30 improved enough to leave the hospital on extended care.
The notes describe early heart disease signs such as shortness of breath and chest pain and warn these can stem from other causes. It explains safeguards for commitment to mental hospitals require insanity certification by two physicians and weighs personal liberty against public safety. The text also discusses how visible deformities may lead to a persecution complex.
A quirky exchange unfolds with a traveling suit worn by a former lady, a patient brother in hospital, and a missionary asking about the straight path. A man hands over a card reading Signor Ballancia Tightrope Walker, revealing his identity.
More Than 300 women work as staff officers in the State Department foreign service. They are posted worldwide in roles from administrative assistant to cultural attache.
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