Unsung Heroine: Women Nurses and Home Care Discussed
In a feature by Cynthia Lowry, the piece praises informal caregivers the “semi sick” and housewives who tend ill relatives. It argues for recognizing their daily effort, humor, and resilience amid long hours and household duties. Census notes from Mexico City show population growth of 25 percent over a decade, with Mexico at about 25 million and detailed counts underway.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP News
Lester
Willetta
Mexico City
Mexico
Newton B. Knox
U.S
Mexican Bureau of Statistics
Ike Sighting Sparks 1952 Candidate buzz
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower drew political notice after a Columbia commencement address that resembled a Republican platform. Sen Morse praised his stance on budgets and subsidies while Sen Brewster and GOP leaders debated the possibility of a Eisenhower candidacy, highlighting party division.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University Press
Sen
Morse
R-Ore
Eisenhower
Columbia
Brewster
Maine
GOP
Sen. Ives
Farm Bureau Launches Nonpartisan Democracy Work Drive
The Maricopa County Farm Bureau opened a Make Democracy Work citizenship campaign in a nonpartisan push to boost participation in the 1950 elections. President A Warren Austin of Scottsdale said the plan, agreed by county bureau directors, is a major undertaking prioritizing farmers’ economic issues over partisan politics.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Farm Bureau Today
A. Warren Austin
Scottsdale
Terrific Party Ends for Spender Ronald Nichols
Ronald D. Nichols of Compton California was jailed in Honolulu after a three day spree at the Royal Hawaiian hotel ending with a $5,000 bill. He is charged with larceny for stealing a $900 diamond ring from the hotel jewelry store while signing a $4,300 chit for a platinum ring jade pendant earrings and other items. Police report the jewelry and ring were recovered though Nichols admitted to giving a dress to a Waikiki girl and to stealing the ring to pawn for cash to pay his hotel debt. Simultaneously he signed many other hotel chits under the name Dr Nichols.
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Honoluluu
T.H
Ronald D. Nichols
Compton
Calif
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Nichols
Dr. Nichols
Waikiki
Fire Engines Built To Amuse Children Winding Up In War
Washington report chronicles the Little Chief fire engine designed by Jack Shelley to carry 16 children. Fry & Harwood manufactured it. a patent dispute arises when another firm offers a similar 16-seat red kiddie car with siren. The device drew crowds at fairs and Carnivals and raised patent questions.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Jack Shelley
Butte
Mont
Jack
Fry & Harwood
Memphis
Patent Office
Patent
Commerce Department
Sefe
Ohio Racer Seeks Flagpole Sitting Record
Akron report says Ian Red Norman, a midget auto racer, sat atop a flagpole at Barberton speedway to beat Charley Lupica's 117 day world record. Lupica planned to stay until the Indians clinched the pennant, which did not occur. Norman took his position last night.
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Akron
Ohio
Ian
Red) Norman
Barberton Speedway
Charley Lupica
Cleveland
Lupica
Cleveland Indians
Norman
Vane ALFALFA AY First Cutting Tops in Enriched Soil
Garden Soil of Tucson advertises first cutting alfalfa related soil mix in enriched soil for home gardens. Delivery offered to doors. Located at 186 North Meyer Tucson with phone contact. Prices start at 25.83 dollars.
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Vane Alfalfa
Tucson
North Meyer Tel
Denies Indo-Chinese Nationalists Rearmed
Paper reports no news from Taipei Formosa today and denies that Indo-Chinese nationalists were rearmed.
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Uied
Taipei
Formosa
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