Birth Abnormalities and Safer Transfusions Advancing Health
A National Institute of Neurological Disease sponsored survey studies birth abnormalities from pregnancy through placental details and blood chemistry to prevent defects. A simpler warming device improves transfusions, reducing complications. immunization urged, especially for vulnerable groups. Dr Coleman notes he cannot answer individual letters but uses readers’ questions in his column when widely relevant.
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National Institute of Neurological Disease
C. Paul Boyan
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Hospital
Coleman
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ramblings on nearby houses once churches in Washington
The author describes two former church houses on East Jefferson Street, one west of the home for a Methodist congregation built 115 years ago and remodeled, and another to the east that became a Christian church later converted to apartments. The piece notes people, remodeling, photos in a 1914 booklet, and local figures involved with churches and town history.
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Jefferson Street
Washington
Snoopy Johnson
Russell
Methodists
Court House
Washington Square
Texaco
State Theater
South Second Avenue
Mabel Gray
North Avenue B
West Second Street
East Jefferson
W. W. McFarland
Lawrence Wilson
Clarence Locke
Burrell
Chilcote
James H. Young
YMCA
Mr. Young
California
Second United Presbyterian Church
Col
D. J. Palmer
Fred Schwengel
National Capitol
Evening Journal Item Briefs From Washington Iowa
Local page notes events in Washington Iowa with brief items dated November 23 1963. Highlights include community notices and small notices about residents and organizations in the area.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
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