Photography in Medicine at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Mary R Brown leads ophthalmic photography at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary founded 1820, using fundus and color slides to aid diagnosis. Color films teach surgeons across the Americas, with cases showing retina growths misread as malignant resolved without removing the eye.
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New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
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India
Philippines
Seers Silent on Commodity Trend and Taft-Hartley Debate
Washington writers debate the commodity price dip and political maneuvers. Analysts question forecasts since 1946 and discuss Truman era credit controls, Eccles replacement, and the Taft-Hartley act's fading campaign impact amid economic anxiety and election timing. The piece notes market nerves, policy shifts, and recurring myths about planned price moves.
No Track or Train But Railroad Pays Regular Dividends
Adrian Michigan reports the Erie and Kalamazoo railroad continues semi annual stockholder dividends despite century of no operation. The company earns income from leases on its right of way to New York Central and pays 9000 dollars after taxes and expenses this period. The line was chartered in 1833, once ran 35 miles from Port Lawrence to Adrian with horse drawn service in October 1836.
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Kalamazoo River
Port Lawrence
Toledo
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Oklahoma Capitol Self Supported By Oil Profits
Oklahoma claims its capital funds are bolstered by oil royalties from wells drilled on capitol grounds. In 13 years since wells were capped by order of former governor E W Marland profits totaled 5 619 045 amid local protests over fire hazards and zoning.
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Aid for China Asked Senate OKs Budget Cut
President Truman asked Congress for 570 million dollars to aid Chiang Kai shek’s Nationalist government in China. Senate approved a 2.5 billion dollar budget cut for 1949, with Republicans eyeing larger tax reductions. many estimates labeled as tentative amid uncertain futures.
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Congress
Chiang Kaishek
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Chiang
Budget Committee
House
Styles Bridges
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Alben Barkley
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Ireland appoints Costello premier in inter party coalition
John A Costello becomes Ireland’s premier replacing Eamon De Valera who sits in opposition. The six party coalition including Republican United ireland Labor National Labor Independent and Farmers aims to govern detached from past bitterness. Longevity of the unlikely alliance is uncertain as observers doubt it will last beyond a year or two.
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Eyre Assembly
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
John A. Costello
Assembly
Costello
Republican
United Ireland
Labor
National Labor
Independent
Farmers
Sandburg in Illinois Senate Race Dream of a Poet Politician
Carl Sandburg, honored poet and biographer, enters Illinois political discussion as a possible senator candidate. Supporters call him a good man who understands the common people. critics deem him inexperienced and impractical. A public poll sparks debate over a writer turning to politics.
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Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Illinois
Sandburg
Paul H. Douglas
Sen. C. Wayd
Brooks
Soap Operas Found Helpful, Says Study
An anthropologist and a psychologist report that daytime radio soap operas bring value to society. The study, based on Big Sister on CBS, says women gain ego boosts and morale as stories of virtuous wives and mothers reinforce family ideals while offering guidance on handling emotions and relationships.
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Research Organization
Columbia
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