Milk For Labrador Aid Ships 6000 Units for Children
Quebec branch of an aid organization has shipped 6000 units of milk to support about 450 children. The operation named Frank Stanton coordinated supplies amid a broader relief effort across the Straits region.
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Straits of Pole
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Milk Gift Shipment Aims to Aid Labrador Children
The Red Cross authorized a milk aid program following a study by Most Rev. Lionel Scheller showing health and mental gains for milk-fed children. The North Pioneer vessel will distribute two glasses daily per child during the school year in flashing villages between Harington Hartbor and Blenc Sablon.
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Hart+bor
Blenc Sablon
The
Red Cross
Lionel Scheller
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French Slaves in Russian Camps
French repatriation official says thousands of French POWs remain in Soviet camps more than six years after the war. Albert Baumann, a former prisoner of war and repatriation delegate, estimates about 13,000 Frenchmen are still held.
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Baumann
U.S.S.R
Russia
Rome
Albert Baumann
Friendly Chat Turns Sour Between Neighbors
An exchange between Mrs Smith and Dr Edith Ruth Summerskill reveals miscommunication and suspicion as a welfare visit devolves into accusations of spying and loneliness, with tensions over age privacy and domestic life.
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Edith Ruth Summerskill
Old Age Security Pension Claims Slow to Arrive
Regional Director J G Parsons notes only 320 pension applications received by August 10 under the new Old Age Security Act. Payments begin late January. delays due to incomplete applications and requests for further information. Applications must reach by January 1, 1952 to receive first month’s payment. Address: 23 Buckmaster's Field St John’s Mtld.
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Old Age Security
Parsons
Pareous
Department of National Health and Welfare
Buckmaster’s Field
St. John’s
M Tld
Mass Examination For Stomach Cancers
Johns Hopkins scientists develop a mass stomach cancer screening method using miniature x ray films with light exposure and six minute processing. The new technique requires no fasting or disrobing and costs far less than standard x rays. A second device enhances macroscopic screen visibility from 300 to 3000 times.
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Johns Hopkins University
Russell H. Morgan
Robert D. Sloan
Jota Jopkins
John F. Rosch
Albany School of Medicine
Baby given small sips of boiled water in sterilized bottle
Guidelines advise offering a baby small amounts of cool boiled water several times daily from a sterilized feeding bottle until the child can use a personal cup. The cup should be kept for the baby and sterilized after every use.
Emerald Oil Proclaimed Miracle by Florida Woman
A Florida resident enthusiastically recalls relief from pain and distress after using Emerald Oil, claiming it transformed her health and happiness. She asserts she would not sell the remedy for any price and urges others to try it for persistent ailments.
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Florida
Kissin
Aes
Jong
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