Institute of Nutronics for better work energy planned
Washington. Maurice C. Dreier, a longtime food expert, proposes President Truman establish an Institute of Nutronics to study eating habits in key sectors. He argues proper meals and slower lunches could boost efficiency, health, and output, though acknowledging cost and planning hurdles.
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Washington
Maurice C. Dreier
Truman
Maurice
Armed Services
Dreier
Do You Give Your Heart Enough Rest
Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer warns three major heart diseases are rheumatic heart disease high blood pressure and coronary heart disease. Rheumatic fever mainly affects children under ten but can strike adults, with World War II seeing about 40000 rheumatic fever cases in American forces. Regular checks with a physician and moderation plus rest help protect the heart.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Intoxicating Lady at Party Sparks Bourbon Query
A coy lady teases a guest with flirtation while a man jokes about locating the bourbon at a party. The exchange mixes playful restraint with a light, suggestive tone.
Truman Signs Measures for Arms Billions
President Truman signed a $20.0 billion appropriation to bolster military atomic defenses and a $1.6 billion military construction measure with top secret components. Congress may be asked for an additional $5–10 billion for rearmament as total defense spending nears $72 billion for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Defense Department
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Local Listings
A compact want ads page lists rentals, sales, and services with prices. Entries include a three room rental by H L Sanders, sales of houses in Orangeville and Whitewright, a 1939 Chevrolet sedan for sale, and a 35 acre land bargain with tools and team. Also notices for lost purse, thanks card, and local merchants offering flowers and supplies.
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J. L. McSpedden
J. E. Moran
Tom Bean
Tom Barbee
Jack Nossaman
L. A. Newman
Pilot Grove
Whitewright
Stephens & Bryant
Bill Reeves
Bonham Road
H. J. Ford
Phillips Grocery
Route 1
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Babcock Auto Store
United States to Seek Funds for Army Strength to 3 Million
Government plans a second large emergency appropriation following Korea war decisions. New money aims to raise armed forces to 2.7 million this year and 3 million by June 30, plus expanded arms production. The Sept 27 and Sept 6 measures add to the regular 1951 budget with defense absorbing 57 percent.
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United States
How to Be Miserable A Selfishness Checklist
A Topics Magazine selection lists twenty steps to misery by focusing on self. The guide urges constant self reference, guarded trust, envy, resistance to gratitude, and shirking duties, concluding with a self centered, fallible recipe.
Ward Echoes Of Nurse Touch And Ward Slap
A patient recalls the nurse's touch that cooled his fever while another remembers a loud slap heard across the ward. The brief exchanges capture a tense moment in a hospital setting.
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Bob
Warren
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