Editorials and Tour News From Wheeling Journal
The Wheeling Journal notes a staff shift placing Dave Elder in charge of editorials with unsigned pieces by others possible. It recalls the Toby and Susie tent show final tour, memories of Washington as a first stop, and a heart attack risk centered on Neil Shaffner. It laments the Philippines debt issue and praises women’s Olympic sports and television coverage.
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Dave Elder
DRE
Neil Shaffner
Toby & Susie
Shaffner
Washington
Wapello
Canadian doctors balk at socialized medicine plan
Saskatchewan physicians threaten to quit under a government plan that would pay all doctor bills from home visits to surgery. Ninety hundred doctors reportedly oppose, while major parties push national health insurance ahead of the June 18 elections. Britain faces similar pressures as countries consider medical reform. In Seattle the World’s Fair features a clock center atop the Space Needle with Bulova time displays for distant cities.
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Saskatchewan
U.S
Britain
Canada
Mason City Globe Gazette
Psoriasis Myths and Home Remedies Explained
A 1958 King Features feature outlines psoriasis basics including causes and triggers. It notes heredity, emotional stress, and hormones may affect flares. Practical tips cover showers, gentle scales removal, zinc oxide pastes, salicylic acid, coal tar, olive oil shampoos, and cautions that cures remain elusive.
Opening lead determines fate in slam bidding
In a May 31 1962 bridge column, North-South reach a 6 level slam after West leads the queen of spades. South discards, ruffs, and uses East for key honors to execute the hand, making the slam despite a strategic spade lead. West’s lead choice is natural, not negligent.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Rome
Res Syndicate, Inc
Newcomer Arrives In McDowell Home
Keota May 26 Mr and Mrs Robert McDowell announce the arrival of 44 month old Robert Gerald McDowell who will live with them He has a sister Gina greet him Grace Hulse and grandson from near Chicago visited Mrs Ruby Helscher The W R C met at Fraternal Hall with 21 members Plans include Memorial Day parade at the cemetery entrance and thank you cards from shut ins
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Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Oakdale State Sanatorium serves large, balanced meals
A tour of Oakdale State Sanatoriums dietary department reveals menus for 250 patients and 150 staff, with individualized plans. The kitchen, led by Grace Robbie, Sandra Shultice, and Gertrude Meisky, produces meals on trays for patients and serves the cafeteria, including daily 24 gallons of ice cream and 130 pounds of fish on Fridays.
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State Sanatorium
Oakdale
Grace Robbie
Sandra Shultice
Gertrude Meisky
Robbie
Kitchen at Oakdale Hospital Runs Smoothly and Clean
A hospital kitchen staff of 59 oversees 70 Holsteins in the dairy while preparing hundreds of meals daily. Cooks with specialized duties, strict hygiene rules, and multiple carts deliver trays three times per day. The adjacent cafeteria serves about 90 diners, including staff and visitors, in a well ordered, clean environment.
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Robbie
Mrs. Shultice
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New York
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